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Ellie, or, The human comedy

Cooke, John Esten (1830-1886)

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CHAPTER I. RICHMOND: ON A DECEMBER MORNING.

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CHAPTER II. HOW ELLIE THOUGHT OF HER SHAWL.

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CHAPTER III. INTRODUCES WIDE-AWAKE.

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CHAPTER IV. ELLIE AND HER NEEDLE.

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CHAPTER V. ELLIE PICKS UP A GLOVE.

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CHAPTER VI. HOW ELLIE WAS FORCED TO HEAR A VERY SINGULAR CONVERSATION.

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CHAPTER VII. HINTS AT THE SKELETON IN CAPTAIN SCHMINKY'S HOUSE.

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CHAPTER VIII. A GENTLEMAN OF FASHION AND AN ECCENTRIC.

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CHAPTER IX. A BRACE OF WORTHIES.

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CHAPTER X. THE STRENGTH OF A CHILD.

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CHAPTER XI. HOW ELLIE PAWNED THE GIFT OF HER MOTHER.

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CHAPTER XII. FACE TO FACE WITH HUNGER.

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CHAPTER XIII AUNT PHILLIS.

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CHAPTER XIV. HOW ELLIE MET WITH HER FRIEND LUCIA.

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CHAPTER XV. THE RICH DO NOT DESPISE THE POOR; THEY ONLY KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THEM.

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CHAPTER XVI. HOW MR. SANSOUCY CHEATED THE WIND AND THE COLD.

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CHAPTER XVII. THE EDITOR OF THE “WEEKLY MAMMOTH.”

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CHAPTER XVIII. HOW THE EDITOR OF THE WEEKLY MAMMOTH CAUSED THAT JOURNAL TO WAIT FOR COPY.

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CHAPTER XIX. SKETCHES A GENTLEMAN OF THE LAW.

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CHAPTER XX. SUNSHINE COMES TO-MORROW.

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Betty B. Pendleton.
Cuckoo,
Va.