MRS. RUNDLE CHARLES Author of "THE SCHONBERG-COTTA FAMILY," and c. and c.

Contents.

The Ravens and the Angels. A STORY OF THE MIDDLE AGES. I. I

Ecce homo A STORY OF THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND. I.

The Cottage by the Cathedral.

The Unknown Architect of the Minster. A LEGEND, NOT OF COLOGNE. I

Only the Crypt. [2]

The Sepulchre and the Shrine.

The Cathedral Chimes. A LEGEND. I

The Ruined Temple.

The Clock-Bell and the Alarm-Bell.

The Black Ship.

The Island and the Main Land. A SEQUEL TO "THE BLACK SHIP."

The Jewel of the Order of the King's Own.

The Acorn.

Passages from the Life of a Fern.

Thorns and Spines. [3]

Parables in Household Things.

" Things Using Us. "

Sunshine, Daylight, and the Rock.

Wanderers and Pilgrims.

The Ark and the Fortress.

The Three Dreams.

Thou and I [4]

What Makes Things Musical?

The Song without Words. LEAVES FROM A VERY OLD BOOK. PART I. THE SONG WITHOUT WORDS. CHAPTER I. T

Title: The Ravens and the Angels

With Other Stories and Parables

Author: Elizabeth Rundle Charles

Language: English

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