BLUE-BIRD WEATHER - Works of Robert W. Chambers The Streets of Ascalon Blue-Bird Japonette The Adventures of a Modest Man The Danger Mark Special Messenger The Firing Line The Younger Set The Fighting Chance Some Ladies in Haste The Tree of Heaven The Tracer of Lost Persons A Young Man in a Hurry Lorraine Maids of Paradise Ashes of Empire The Red Republic 140 Outsiders Weather The Common Law Ailsa Paige The Green Mouse lole The Reckoning The Maid-at-Arms Cardigan The Haunts of Men The Mystery of Choice The Cambric Mask The Maker of Moons The King in Yellow In Search of the Un known The Conspirators A King and a Few Dukes In the Quarter For Children Garden-Land Mountain-Land Forest-Land Orchard-Land River-Land Outdoor-Land Hide and Seek in Forest-Land - LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS quotShe trotted away to Marche s door and tapped softly.quot Frontispiece quotShe said gravely quot bird weather. ampltI am quot afraid it will be blue Well, he said pleasantly, what comes next, Miss Herold quot I m so sorry, Jim. quotThey ate their luncheon there together.quot quot quot He quot quot PAGE 14 26 33 . . 88 Jim, he said, where did you livequot . . 99 tells you that he he is in love with you quot 127 BLUE-BIRD WEATHER IT was now almost too dark to distinguish objects vaguer duskier and became the flat world of marshes, set here and there with cy press and bounded only by far hori zons and at last land and water dis appeared behind the gathered curtains of the night. There was no sound from the waste except the wind among the withered reeds and the furrowing splash of wheel and hoof over the sub merged causeway.