| BIOGRAPHICAL CHAPTERS |
| PAGE |
| The Boy | 1 |
| Rev. George Lewis, D.D., Pastor of Congregational Church, South Berwick, Maine. |
| College and Seminary | 27 |
| Henry Leland Chapman, D.D., Professor of English Literature, Bowdoin College. |
| Early Harpswell Days | 50 |
| Wilmot Brookings Mitchell, Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, Bowdoin College. |
| The Seaman’s Friend | 74 |
| George Kimball, Dorchester, Mass. |
| As Seen through a Boy’s Eyes | 94 |
| Judge William Oliver Clough, Nashua, N.H. |
| Kellogg the Author | 115 |
| Wilmot Brookings Mitchell. |
| Last Days in Harpswell | 141 |
| As Seen in Letters and Journal. |
| Reminiscences | 169 |
| General Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, LL.D., Ex-Governor of Maine and Ex-President of Bowdoin College. |
| A Tribute | 190 |
| Rev. Abiel Holmes Wright, A.M., formerly Pastor of St. Lawrence Street Church, Portland, Maine. |
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| SELECTIONS FROM WRITINGS |
| Declamations: |
| Spartacus to the Gladiators | 205 |
| Regulus to the Carthaginians | 211 |
| Hannibal at the Altar | 217 |
| Pericles to the People | 225 |
| Icilius | 229 |
| Decius | 236 |
| Leonidas | 241 |
| The Centurion | 248 |
| Virginius to the Roman Army | 254 |
| General Gage and the Boston Boys | 259 |
| The Wrecked Pirate | 265 |
| Speeches: |
| “An Ounce of Prevention” | 271 |
| Delivered in Boston in 1861. |
| Religious Worship Early in the Century | 276 |
| Delivered at Portland, Maine, Centennial Celebration, July 4, 1886. |
| At Bowdoin Commencement, June 25, 1890 | 287 |
| At Centennial Celebration of Bowdoin College, June 28, 1894 | 297 |
| Love | 306 |
| Delivered at “Donation Party” at Harpswell, September 18, 1894. |
| The Deluded Hermit | 310 |
| Delivered at “Donation Party,” October 1, 1895. |
| Home | 314 |
| Delivered at “Donation Party,” October 19, 1897. |
| Sermons: |
| The Prodigal’s Return | 321 |
| Wresting the Scriptures | 338 |
| The Beauty of the Autumn | 357 |
| To Bowdoin Students, October, 1889. |
| The Anchor of Hope | 361 |
| Preached at the Second Parish Church, Portland, August 5, 1900, “Old Home Week.” | [Pg xii][Pg xiii]
