PANSY
CONTENTS.
THREE PEOPLE
CHAPTER I. SOME BABIES. "T IE the sash a very little looser,
CHAPTER II. JOHN BIRGE'S OPPORTUNITY. O NE day it rained oh,
CHAPTER III. WOLFIE. M R. HASTINGS started on a journey. It was
CHAPTER IV. BRAIN-WORK. W HAT Tode didn't do during those three
CHAPTER V. TODE'S AMBITION. M R. HASTINGS' elegant carriage was
CHAPTER VI. NEW IDEAS. "C OME," said Pliny Hastings, halting
CHAPTER VII. TWO T'S. E VIL days had fallen upon Tode. He stood
CHAPTER VIII. WHICH SHALL PROSPER, THIS OR THAT? T HE Rev. John
CHAPTER IX. "TAKE IT AWAY!" M ODE rang the bell at Mr.
CHAPTER X. HABAKKUK. T HE church toward which Tode bent his
CHAPTER XI. BUSINESS AND BOTTLES. H E was still thinking when
CHAPTER XII. THE STEPPING STONE. T HUS it was that Mr.
CHAPTER XIII. TODE'S REAL ESTATE. B Y next evening business had
CHAPTER XIV. SIGNS AND WONDERS. T ODE bustled into the house
CHAPTER XV. EXIT TODE MALL. O N went the brisk and busy days;
CHAPTER XVI. PLEDGES AND PARTNERSHIPS. T HERE was a little bit
CHAPTER XVII. TRANSLATIONS. T HERE was an evening party at the
CHAPTER XVIII. "WINE IS A MOCKER." T HEODORE, or "Mallery,"
CHAPTER XIX. THE "THREE PEOPLE" MEET AGAIN. I t is not to be
CHAPTER XX. MRS. JENKINS' TOMMY. T HERE came a low tapping on
CHAPTER XXI. MIDNIGHT WORK. "T ING-A-LING-LING," said Mr.
CHAPTER XXII. POOR PLINY! T HE surliness of that November night
CHAPTER XXIII. JUDGMENTS. O NLY a few of the clerks had
CHAPTER XXIV. A DOUBLE CRISIS. T HEODORE was at his post in the
CHAPTER XXV. STEPS UPWARD. "C AN you take another boarder, grandma?"
CHAPTER XXVI. THEODORE'S INSPIRATION. "N EW YORK
CHAPTER XXVII. DAWN AND DARKNESS. T WEDDLE HALL was reasonably
CHAPTER XXVIII. DEATH AND LIFE. T HERE had been a grand and
CHAPTER XXIX. SOME MORE BABIES. M RS. JENKINS' Tommy stood on
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