FABLE OF THE SEASONS BY DONALD G. MITCHELL
A NEW PREFACE.
CONTENTS. INTRODUCTORY. With my Aunt Tabithy With my Reader DREAMS OF BOYHOOD.
INTRODUCTORY. I. With my Aunt Tabithy.
II. With my Reader.
SPRING; OR,
DREAMS OF BOYHOOD.
DREAMS OF BOYHOOD. Spring.
I. Rain in the Garret.
II. School-Dreams .
III. Boy Sentiment.
V. A Friend made and Friend lost.
V. Boy Religion.
VI. A New-England Squire.
VII. The Country Church.
VIII. A Home Scene.
SUMMER; OR,
THE DREAMS OF YOUTH.
DREAMS OF YOUTH. Summer.
I. Cloister Life.
II. First Ambition.
III. College Romance.
IV. First Look at the World.
V. A Broken Home.
VI. Family Confidence.
VII. A Good Wife.
VIII. A Broken Hope.
AUTUMN; OR,
THE DREAMS OF MANHOOD.
DREAMS OF MANHOOD. Autumn.
I. Pride of Manliness.
II. Man of the World.
III. Manly Hope.
IV. Manly Love.
V. Cheer and Children.
VI. A Dream of Darkness.
VII. Peace.
WINTER; OR,
THE DREAMS OF AGE
DREAMS OF AGE. Winter.
I. What is Gone.
II. What is Left.
III. Grief and Joy of Age.
IV. The End of Dreams.
