



Produced by Al Haines.





      *[Frontispiece: "You locked me out!" she said, hysterically.
                         (missing from book)]*




                               _*HER LORD
                              AND MASTER*_


                           _By MARTHA MORTON_



                            _Illustrated by_

                        _HOWARD CHANDLER CHRISTY
                         and ESTHER MAC NAMARA_



                         _R. F. FENNO & COMPANY
                 18 East Seventeenth Street, NEW YORK_




                            Copyright, 1902
                                   By
                        ANTHONY J. DREXEL BIDDLE

                  Entered at Stationers' Hall, London

                          All Rights Reserved




                               *Contents*

CHAPTER

I.--A Reunion
II.--Birds of Passage
III.--On a Model Farm
IV.--Springtime
V.--Camp Indiana
VI.--Guests
VII.--The Weaver
VIII.--The World's Rest
IX.--In an Orchard of the Memory
X.--The Might of the Falls
XI.--A Moonlight Picnic
XII.--Leading to the Altar
XIII.--England
XIV.--Transplantation
XV.--"I Shall Keep My Promise"
XVI.--An Escapade
XVII.--Late Visitors
XVIII.--Awakening
XIX.--"And as He Wove, He Heard Singing"




                            *Illustrations*


"You locked me out!" she said, hysterically.  _Frontispiece_

"I'd call the picture, 'Indiana.'"

Catching Pollywogs

"I--I--what have I said?  I didn't mean it."

"I will have love to help me."




                               *Foreword*


"Her Lord and Master," by Martha Morton, was first produced in New York,
during the Spring of 1902.  The play met with great success, and ran for
over one hundred nights