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John Habberton
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I. —How it came about 5
II. —Family Councils 16
III. —“Down to York” 27
IV. —The Tramlay Reception 36
V. —Not so Dreadful after all 44
VI. —Reconstruction 52
VII. —At her Side 62
VIII. —Himself for Company 74
IX. —News, yet no News 80
X. —Agnes Dinon’s Party 88
XI. —Drifting from Moorings 101
XII. —Iron looks up 109
XIII. —“While yet afar off” 117
XIV. —Going Home 126
XV. —The Fatted Calf,—but the Neighbors, too 135
XVI. —More News that was not enough 142
XVII. —Father and Son 149
XVIII. —The New Clerk 158
XIX. —Hopes and Fears 168
XX. —An Old Question repeated 178
XXI. —Haynton rouses itself 186
XXII. —Several Green-eyed Monsters 196
XXIII. —E. & W. 205

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