| Once more it was a habitation and a home | Frontispiece | | "And here is your house," said William C. Westbury | Facing p 6 | | They formed a board of appraisal. All of them knew that cellar and were intimately acquainted with its contents | 44 | | I made about three leaps and grabbed it, and a second later had it hooked and was back, the lightning at my heels | 68 | | Sometimes at the end of the day, as I sat by the waning embers, and watched her moving to and fro between me and the fading autumn fields | 110 | | "Good afternoon," I said. "Can you tell us where we are?" | 156 | | I remember that as a golden summer, an enthusiastic summer, and, on the whole, a successful one | 206 | | It was on a winter evening that I drove our car back to its old place in the barn, after its long journeyings by land and sea | 238 |
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