131.jpg The Meadow Ruffled in The Breeze
132.jpg Willow-bushes over the Stream
145.jpg The Devil's Cheese-wring
153.jpg Fields Spread With Growth
157.jpg Here Be Some Mistress Lorna
162.jpg I Went to Wipe Her Eyes
163.jpg Jewels Lately Belonging to Others
172.jpg She Led Me in a Courtly Manner
182.jpg Spring Was in Our Valley
197.jpg Jeremy Kept Me in Jokes
204.jpg Westminster Hall, 1650
213.jpg His Lordship Busy With Letters
253.jpg Maidens Are Such Wondrous Things
271.jpg Thatching of the Ricks
283.jpg At Last Then, You Are Come John
290.jpg Gotten the Best of Mother
294.jpg Poor Ruth Huckaback Herself
296.jpg She Had Tears in Her Eyes
304.jpg Nevertheless, I Went Warily
361.jpg None Can Tell What the Labour Was
383.jpg Set All My Power Against the Door
387.jpg In the Settle Was My Lorna
401.jpg He Clad Her over the Loins
407.jpg “Master Faggus,” Began My Mother
411.jpg Something Fell on My Head
413.jpg Tom Faggus Took It Eagerly
419.jpg With a Wave of his Hat
437.jpg I Took Him by the Beard
440.jpg Annie Bound the Broken Arm
474.jpg Snug Little House Blinked on Me
502.jpg In a Shower of Damask Roses
531.jpg Little Ruth Was at the Bridle
534.jpg Master Huckaback Cast Back his Coat
541.jpg Never Had Seen the Like Before
567.jpg Dulverton Church and Street
572.jpg What is Your Advice to Me?
582.jpg Waved a Blue Flag Vehemently
645.jpg John Ridd Admiring his Coat of Arms
660.jpg Volley Sang With a Roar
663.jpg Having Pipes and Schnapps
686.jpg Entrance to Oare Church
CHAPTER I—AFTER A STORMY LIFE.
CHAPTER IV.—A COTTAGE HOSPITAL.
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KADISHA; OR, THE FIRST JEALOUSY PAUSIAS AND GLYCERA; OR, THE FIRST FLOWER-PAINTER |
| Chapter | Page | |
| I | A Nightingale | 1 |
| II | The Family | 9 |
| III | Tom Erricker | 16 |
| IV | Mr. Stoneman | 26 |
| V | Ticknor's Mew | 39 |
| VI | True Hygiene | 54 |
| VII | Kuban | 63 |
| VIII | Through the Corn | 74 |
| IX | Strange Sensations | 89 |
| X | Upon the Ground | 94 |
| XI | Sûr Imar | 102 |
| XII | In the Background | 109 |
| XIII | Smiles and Tears | 119 |
| XIV | The Ruby Cross | 132 |
| XV | Sister v. Sweetheart | 143 |
| XVI | International Elements | 149 |
| XVII | Peppercorns | 158 |
| XVIII | A Lovebird | 170 |
| XIX | To Clear the Way | 181 |
| XX | Not for Sale | 188 |
| XXI | Voices of the Valley | 192 |
| XXII | Imar's Tale—War | 197 |
| XXIII | Imar's Tale—Love | 208 |
| XXIV | Imar's Tale—Peace | 220 |
| XXV | Imar's Tale—Crime | 227 |
| XXVI | Imar's Tale—Revenge | 232 |
| XXVII | Imar's Tale—Exile | 241 |
| XXVIII | Sanguine Still | 244 |
| XXIX | Large and Long Views | 252 |
| XXX | In the Quiet Places | 261 |
| XXXI | Pit-a-Pat | 266 |
| XXXII | A Painful Duty | 276 |
| XXXIII | Trembling | 282 |
| XXXIV | Rejoicing | 292 |
| XXXV | A Race of Platers | 302 |
| XXXVI | Gone, Gone, Gone | 313 |
| XXXVII | Lovers Make Moan | 321 |
| XXXVIII | Black Friday | 334 |
| XXXIX | Frangi, Non Flecti | 344 |
| XL | Twain More Than Twin | 352 |
| XLI | A Crooked Billet | 363 |
| XLII | Farewell, Smiler | 373 |
| XLIII | The Land of Medea | 382 |
| XLIV | The Land of Prometheus | 390 |
| XLV | Among the Gems | 399 |
| XLVI | Queen Marva | 409 |
| XLVII | Wolf's Meat | 420 |
| XLVIII | Usi, the Svân | 427 |
| XLIX | The Eye of God | 433 |
| L | Two Old Friends | 441 |
| LI | The Root of Evil | 448 |
| LII | Still in the Dark | 455 |
| LIII | A Ruthless Scheme | 464 |
| LIV | The Valley of Retribution | 472 |
| LV | At the Bar | 481 |
| LVI | Hard is the Fight | 488 |
| LVII | But Not in Vain | 492 |
| "Between whose Jagged Mullions flowed the Silvery Light"; | Frontispiece |
| "'Allow me one Moment,' I said"; | Facing page 70 |
| "Sprawling in the Yellow Stubble"; | 90 |
| "Why, it must at least be a Princess"; | 146 |
| "Her sweet, kind Face as white as a Shroud"; | 168 |
| "She turned away her Face"; | 218 |
| "At the Door she turned, with a proud and calm Farewell to me"; | 238 |
| "What little there is, is entirely a genuine Article"; | 274 |
| "Sûr Imar received us with a Loving Smile"; | 300 |
| "A Woman of Great Substance rushed up and caught her"; | 308 |
| "'Rot!' I replied, with less Elegance than Terseness"; | 340 |
| "'I tell you what,' he said, turning round and looking at me with Authority"; | 378 |
| "Gazed at the Captain till he scarce knew where he was"; | 416 |
| "'Yes, I see,' he answered softly"; | 504 |
