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J. D. Beresford

PART I

MY EARLY ASSOCIATIONS WITH GINGER STOTT

CHAP. PAGE
I. THE MOTIVE 3
II. NOTES FOR A BIOGRAPHY OF GINGER STOTT 14
III. THE DISILLUSIONMENT OF GINGER STOTT 52

PART II

THE CHILDHOOD OF THE WONDER

IV. THE MANNER OF HIS BIRTH 65
V. HIS DEPARTURE FROM STOKE-UNDERHILL 86
VI. HIS FATHER’S DESERTION 101
VII. HIS DEBT TO HENRY CHALLIS 113
VIII. HIS FIRST VISIT TO CHALLIS COURT 139

INTERLUDE 145

PART II (continued)

THE WONDER AMONG BOOKS

IX. HIS PASSAGE THROUGH THE PRISON OF KNOWLEDGE 151
X. HIS PASTORS AND MASTERS 175
XI. HIS EXAMINATION 189
XII. FUGITIVE 213

PART III

MY ASSOCIATION WITH THE WONDER

XIII. HOW I WENT TO PYM TO WRITE A BOOK 219
XIV. THE INCIPIENCE OF MY SUBJECTION TO THE WONDER 230
XV. THE PROGRESS AND RELAXATION OF MY SUBJECTION 251
XVI. RELEASE 268
XVII. IMPLICATIONS 283

EPILOGUE: THE USES OF MYSTERY 289

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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