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Margaret

a tale of the real and the ideal, blight and bloom ; including sketches of a place not before described, called Mons Christ
Judd, Sylvester (1813-1853)
  
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AUTHOR'S NOTE.
  
CONTENTS OF VOLUME I.

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PART I. CHILDHOOD.
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CHAPTER I. PHANTASMAGORICAL—INTRODUCTORY.
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CHAPTER II. WORK AND BEAUTY. — AN IMPRESSION OF THE REAL.
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CHAPTER III. LOCALITIES DESCRIBED.—THE FAMILY MORE PARTICULARLY ENUMERATED.—OBED INTRODUCED.
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CHAPTER IV. THE WIDOW WRIGHT.
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CHAPTER V. THE BEE HUNT. — MARGARET GOES FARTHER INTO NATURE. — SHE SINS AND REPENTS. — THE MASTER.
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CHAPTER VI. WHY MARGARET WAS SORROWFUL. — DREAMS. — LIVINGSTON.— A GLIMPSE AT “THE WORLD.” — ISABEL. — NIGHT AND OTHER SHADOWS.
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CHAPTER VII. RETROSPECTIVE AND EXPLANATORY.
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CHAPTER VIII. MARGARET'S OLDEST BROTHER, NIMROD, COMES HOME. — HE PROPOSES A VARIETY OF DIVERSIONS.
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CHAPTER IX. MARGARET SUCCESSFUL IN A NOVEL ADVENTURE.
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CHAPTER X. THANKSGIVING, OR NEW ENGLAND'S HOLIDAY.—MARGARET HAS HER DIVERSION.
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CHAPTER XI. A REVISED ACCOUNT OF NIMROD AND HIS DOINGS.
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CHAPTER XII. THE STORY OF GOTTFRIED BRÜCKMANN AND JANE GIRARDEAU.
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CHAPTER XIII. RETURNS TO MARGARET, WHO ADVANCES IN CHILDHOOD AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE WORLD.
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CHAPTER XIV. THE SABBATH.—MARGARET GOES TO MEETING FOR THE FIRST TIME.—HER DREAM OF JESUS.
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CHAPTER XV. MARGARET PASSES A NIGHT AT THE STILL, AND SOLOMON SMITH MAKES HER USEFUL.
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CHAPTER XVI. MARGARET INQUIRES AFTER THE INFINITE; AND CANNOT MAKE HER WAY OUT OF THE FINITE.—HER PROGRESS QUITE EXCITING.
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CHAPTER XVII. WINTER.
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PART II. YOUTH.
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CHAPTER I. SPRING.—ROSE.—MARGARET KEEPS SCHOOL.—SUNDRY MATTERS.—MR. ANONYMOUS.
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CHAPTER II. MARGARET.—MR. EVELYN.—CHRIST.

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MARGARET:

A TALE OF THE
REAL AND THE IDEAL, BLIGHT AND BLOOM;
INCLUDING
SKETCHES OF A PLACE NOT BEFORE DESCRIBED,
CALLED
MONS CHRISTI.
IN TWO VOLUMES.
REVISED EDITION.

“It is the vernal season: for the heart is every moment longing to walk in the garden, and every bird of the grove is melodious in its carols as the nightingale; thou wilt fancy it a dawning zephyr of early spring, or new year's day morning; but it is the breath of Jesus, for in that fresh breath and verdure the dead earth is reviving.” — Saadi. BY THE AUTHOR OF “PHILO,” AND “RICHARD EDNEY AND THE GOVERNOR'S FAMILY.” VOLUME I.
BOSTON:
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, AND COMPANY.
© 1851.
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