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Arthur Bonnicastle

an American novel
Holland, J. G. (1819-1881)
  
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CONTENTS.
  
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

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CHAPTER I. THANK A BLIND HORSE FOR GOOD LUCK.
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CHAPTER II. I VISIT AN OGRESS AND A GIANT IN THEIR ENCHANTED CASTLE.
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CHAPTER III. I GO TO THE BIRD'S NEST TO LIVE, AND THE GIANT PERSISTS IN HIS PLANS FOR A SEA-VOYAGE.
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CHAPTER IV. IN WHICH THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE IS NOT PERMITTED TO RUN AT ALL.
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CHAPTER V. THE DISCIPLINE OF THE BIRD'S NEST AS ILLUSTRATED BY TWO STARTLING PUBLIC TRIALS.
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CHAPTER VI. I BECOME A MEMBER OF MRS. SANDERSON'S FAMILY AND HAVE A WONDERFUL VOYAGE WITH JENKS UPON THE ATLAS.
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CHAPTER VII. I LEAVE THE BIRD'S NEST AND MAKE A GREAT DISCOVERY.
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CHAPTER VIII. I AM INTRODUCED TO NEW CHARACTERS AND ENTER THE SHADOW OF THE GREAT BEDLOW REVIVAL.
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CHAPTER IX. I PASS THROUGH A TERRIBLE TEMPEST INTO THE SUNLIGHT.
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CHAPTER X. I JOIN A CHURCH THAT LEAVES OUT MR. BRADFORD AND MILLIE.
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CHAPTER XI. THE OLD PORTRAIT IS DISCOVERED AND OLD JENKS HAS A REAL VOYAGE AT SEA.
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CHAPTER XII. MRS. SANDERSON TAKES A COMPANION AND I GO TO COLLEGE.
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CHAPTER XIII. THE BEGINNING OF COLLEGE LIFE—I MEET PETER MULLENS, GORDON LIVINGSTON, AND TEMPTATION.
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CHAPTER XIV. MY FIRST VISIT TO NEW YORK, AND MY FIRST CLASS OF WINE.
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CHAPTER XV. I GO OUT TO MAKE NEW YEAR'S CALLS AND RETURN IN DISGRACE.
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CHAPTER XVI. PETER MULLENS ACQUIRES A VERY LARGE STOK OF OLD CLOTHES.
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CHAPTER XVII. I CHANGE MY RELIGIOUS VIEWS TO CONFORM WITH MY MORAL PRACTICE, AND AM GRADUATED WITHOUT HONORS.
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CHAPTER XVIII. HENRY BECOMES A GUEST AT THE MANSION BY FORCE OF CIRCUMSTANCES.
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CHAPTER XIX. JENKS GOES FAR, FAR AWAY UPON THE BILLOW AND NEVER COMES BACK.
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CHAPTER XX. MR. BRADFORD TELLS ME A STORY WHICH CHANGES THE DETERMINATIONS OF MY LIFE.
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CHAPTER XXI. I MEET AN OLD FRIEND WHO BECOMES MY RIVAL.
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CHAPTER XXII. MRS. SANDERSON MEETS HER GRANDSON AND I RETURN TO MY FATHER'S HOME.
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CHAPTER XXIII. I TAKE ARTHUR BONNICASTLE UPON MY OWN HANDS AND SUCCEED WITH HIM.
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CHAPTER XXIV. IN WHICH I LEARN SOMETHING ABOUT LIVINGSTON, MILLIE BRADFORD AND MYSELF.
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CHAPTER XXV. I WIN A WIFE AND HOME OF MY OWN, AND THE MANSION LOSES AND GAINS A MISTRESS.
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CHAPTER XXVI. WHICH BRIEFLY RECORDS THE PROFESSIONAL LIFE OF REV. PETER MULLENS.
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CHAPTER XXVII. IN WHICH I SAY GOOD-NIGHT TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PAST AND GOOD-MORROW TO MY WORK AND THE FUTURE.

  
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The Works of George MacDonald PUBLISHED BY Scribner, Armstrong & Co., 654 Broadway, New York.
  
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Arthur Bonnicastle,
AN
AMERICAN NOVEL.

BY
J. G. HOLLAND,


AUTHOR OF
“The Bay Path,” “Miss Gilbert's Career,” “Bitter-Sweet,”
“Kathrina,” etc., etc.
With twelve full-page Illustrations by Mary A. Hallock.

NEW YORK:

SCRIBNER, ARMSTRONG & CO.

1873.

No Page Number
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1873, by
SCRIBNER, ARMSTRONG & CO.,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
Stereotyped at the
WOMEN'S PRINTING HOUSE,
56, 58 and 60 Park Street,
New York.
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