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Produced by Al Haines.




                              WHITE WINGS:

                          A Yachting Romance.


                                   BY

                            *WILLIAM BLACK,*

            AUTHOR OF "THE STRANGE ADVENTURES OF A PHAETON,"
                 "GREEN PASTURES AND PICCADILLY," ETC.



                           _IN THREE VOLUMES_

                                VOL. II.



                                London:
                           MACMILLAN AND CO.
                                 1880.

        _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved._




                                LONDON:
                       R. CLAY, SONS, AND TAYLOR.
                           BREAD STREET HILL.




                              *CONTENTS.*


                               CHAPTER I.

VILLANY ABROAD

                              CHAPTER II.

AN ULTIMATUM

                              CHAPTER III.

THE NEW SUITOR

                              CHAPTER IV.

CHASING A THUNDERSTORM

                               CHAPTER V.

CHASING SEALS

                              CHAPTER VI.

"UNCERTAIN, COY, AND HARD TO PLEASE"

                              CHAPTER VII.

SECRET SCHEMES

                             CHAPTER VIII.

BEFORE BREAKFAST

                              CHAPTER IX.

A PROTECTOR

                               CHAPTER X.

"MARY, MARY!"

                              CHAPTER XI.

AN UNSPOKEN APPEAL

                              CHAPTER XII.

HIS LORDSHIP

                             CHAPTER XIII.

THE LAIRD'S PLANS

                              CHAPTER XIV.

A SUNDAY IN FAR SOLITUDES

                              CHAPTER XV.

HIDDEN SPRINGS




                             *WHITE WINGS:*

                         *A Yachting Romance.*



                              *CHAPTER I.*

                           *VILLANY ABROAD.*


It is near mid-day; two late people are sitting at breakfast; the
skylight overhead has been lifted, and the cool sea-air fills the
saloon.

"Dead calm again," says Angus