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The tenant-house, or,, Embers from poverty's hearthstone

Duganne, A. J. H. (1823-1884)
  
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CONTENTS.
  
TO HUMAN HEARTS AND CHRISTIAN SOULS.

  
Prologue. The Thread of Life and Death.
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Chapter I. Footprints, and Where they led.
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Chapter II. The Giant and the Dwarfs.
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Chapter III. Kolephat College.
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Chapter IV. The Weasel and Samson.
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Chapter V. Tenants of Foley's Barracks.
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Chapter VI. Mallory the Miser.
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Chapter VII. The Brown-Haired Boy.
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Chapter VIII. Noon at the Death-Bed.
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Chapter IX. Mr. Jobson's Visitors.
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Chapter X. A Family Council.
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Chapter XI. The Neglected Wife.
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Chapter XII. Margery and the Miser.
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Chapter XIII. The Hebrew's Daughter.
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Chapter XIV. “An Old Acquaintance.”
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Chapter XV. The Rag-Picker's Revelation.
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Chapter XVI. The Yellow Dwarf.
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Chapter XVII. The Adopted Sisters.
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Chapter XVIII. Margery's Sabbath-School.
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Chapter XIX. Kolephat and Ferret.
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Chapter XX. A Street Battle.
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Chapter XXI. Sabbath Night at Mr. Granby's.
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Chapter XXII. The Beer-House and its Guests.
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Chapter XXIII. Walter's Book.
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Chapter XXIV. A Day in the Orphan's Life.
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Chapter XXV. Peleg Ferret's Monday.
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Chapter XXVI. The Inventor's Wife.
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Chapter XXVII. The Ruined Gamester.
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Chapter XXVIII. Scenes in Kolephat College.
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Chapter XXIX. The Catholic Child.
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Chapter XXX. The Tempter.
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Chapter XXXI. The Garroters.
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Chapter XXXII. The Dying Gamester.
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Chapter XXXIII. The Poison-Phial.
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Chapter XXXIV. The God-mother's Home.
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Chapter XXXV. The Fiery Trial.
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Chapter XXXVI. Unravelment.

  
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THE
TENANT-HOUSE;
OR,
Embers from
POVERTY'S HEARTHSTONE.

“And ye were as a firebrand plucked out of the burning.”

Amos iv. 2.


NEW YORK:

ROBERT M. DE WITT, PUBLISHER,
160 & 162 NASSAU STREET.
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Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1857, by
ROBERT M. DE WITT,
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New York.
W. H. TINSON, STEREOTYPER. GEO. RUSSELL & CO., PRINTERS.
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