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What the Book is about
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I. Long ago 5
II. May-day 10
III. The Moon 17
IV. Spring-time 26
V. The white flag on Brown bluff 34
VI. Tencups 40
VII. Haycocks 50
VIII. Wolfgang and his master 59
IX. Our barnyard in October 66
X. Daisy Lea 79
XI. A panorama of gentlemen 92
XII. “Sweet peace, where dost thou dwell?” 103
XIII. The snowball and Miss Holbrook 114
XIV. Tongues 127
XV. Fire 137
XVI. What went to Bermuda 147
XVII. Water 154
XVIII. Coffee and cake 163
XIX. The second Christmas 173
XX. The four sides of a dinner-table 184
XXI. King Charles and Louis Quatorze 191
XXII. Ready money 204
XXIII. Ironing day 209
XXIV. Smoke 220
XXV. Mr. Carvill's gun 234
XXVI. Miss Easy 248
XXVII. Mr. Barrington in a ring of roses 257
XXVIII. “What is worth in any thing,
But so much money as 'twill bring?” 267XXIX. A robber in disguise 279
XXX. Kid gloves and soft soap 287
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XXXI. Pupils 297
XXXII. A pleasant knock at the door 307
XXXIII. A fearful one 317
XXXIV. The flowers come out and we don't 329
XXXV. Going up in the world 340
XXXVI. Pillimaquady 351
XXXVII. Jack's bean 361
XXXVIII. Enter a duck solus 373
XXXIX. Mr. Phibbs' blunder 382
XL. What Mr. Pratt did with our plate 389
XLI. Our prospects laid bare 399
XLII. Where one helped us in and another helped us out 406
XLIII. Heartsease 418
XLIV. The road to Ethan College 430
XLV. Tenants for the Bird's Nest 440
XLVI. Glad or sorry 456
XLVII. The Daphne 463
XLVIII. “Only” 478
XLIX. The little church at Lake End 498
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