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A woman in armor

Catherwood, Mary Hartwell (1847-1902)

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CHAPTER I. A BIG BOY.

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CHAPTER II. A LITTLE BOY.

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CHAPTER III. IN CHURCH.

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CHAPTER IV. MRS. STOKESBURY-JONES CONFERS A FAVOR.

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CHAPTER V. THE GENERAL JUBILEE.

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CHAPTER VI. STANTHORNE.

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CHAPTER VII. G. GUEST, ESQ.

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CHAPTER VIII. THE CHILD.

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CHAPTER IX. MYRON D. CHANCERY, ATTORNEY AT LAW.

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CHAPTER X. THE CHILD'S MOTHER—HER DIVORCE.

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CHAPTER XI. THE CHILD'S FATHER.

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CHAPTER XII. HEGIRA.

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CHAPTER XIII. THAT.

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CHAPTER XIV. DOLOROSA.

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CHAPTER XV. THE WORLD WITH TWO INHABITANTS.

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CHAPTER XVI. THE HOTEL CHILD.

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CHAPTER XVII. A YEAR'S WORK.

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CHAPTER XVIII. LAUNT AND HELEN.

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CHAPTER XIX. THE LAWYER TURNS STAGE-MANAGER.

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CHAPTER XX. SOME CHILDREN—AN ENTERTAINING CHAPTER WHICH YOU WILL READ AND REMEMBER.

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CHAPTER XXI. SOMEDAY—A CHAPTER YOU WILL SLIGHT.

THE MAN WHO “HADN'T TIME.”

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A
Woman
in
Armor.

BY
MARY HARTWELL.

NEW YORK:

G. W. Carleton & Co., Publishers.
LONDON: S. LOW, SON & CO.,

MDCCCLXXV.

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