[Gutenberg 18051] • Hilda: A Story of Calcutta

*The sun sought her face -- revealing great purity of line and a clear pallor -- and two ethereal shadows of eyes; and the tender curves of her limbs, as she wavered before departing, could not have been matched out of medieval stained glass.* "It isn't a question of love, Mr. Lindsay, it's a question of the Army," she said. "You don't seem to think the Army counts for anything." Duff Lindsay, man-about-Calcutta, faces the strange situation of having fallen in love with Laura Filbert -- *Captain* Laura Filbert, of the Salvation Army -- in this elegant novel of nineteenth-century life in the East, *Hilda, a Story of Calcutta.*