CONTENTS.
Ann S. Stephens
Chapter
Page
I.
—THE STEP-MOTHER AND STEP-SON.
23
II.
—OLD MR. HARRINGTON.
29
III.
—THE HILL SIDE ADVENTURE.
32
IV.
—LINA COMES OUT OF HER FAINTING FIT.
38
V.
—ON THE BANKS AND ON THE RIVER.
45
VI.
—THE LITTLE HOUSE ON THE HILL.
51
VII.
—THE UNEXPECTED PASSENGER.
57
VIII.
—OUT OF THE STORM.
63
IX.
—THE BURNING CEDAR.
70
X.
—HOME IN SAFETY.
75
XI.
—GENERAL HARRINGTON IS SHOCKED.
82
XII.
—LOVE DREAMS.
85
XIII.
—THE BROKEN CONFESSION.
93
XIV.
—RALPH'S LOVE DREAM.
101
XV.
—THE STOLEN JOURNAL.
107
XVI.
—JAMES HARRINGTON'S RIDE.
111
XVII.
—THAT WOMAN.
117
XVIII.
—OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.
125
XIX.
—THE LOVER'S CONFESSION.
131
XX.
—THE BOUQUET OF ROSES.
136
XXI.
—BEN BENSON GIVES AN OPINION.
139
XXII.
—A RENEWAL OF CONFIDENCE.
147
XXIII.
—THE LOVE SONG.
152
XXIV.
—A MEETING IN THE HILLS.
155
XXV.
—CONTINUED PLOTTING.
160
XXVI.
—THE NOTE WITH A GREEN SEAL.
165
XXVII.
—GENERAL HARRINGTON'S CONFESSION.
168
XXVIII.
—THE NOTE ON THE BREAKFAST TABLE.
172
XXIX.
—FATHER AND DAUGHTER.
179
XXX.
—BROTHER AND SISTER.
186
XXXI.
—THE SLAVE AND HER MASTER.
190
XXXII.
—THE BOAT-HOUSE.
198
XXXIII.
—GENERAL HARRINGTON READS THE VELLUM BOOK.
202
XXXIV.
—AMONG THE WATER LILIES.
211
XXXV.
—AFTER THE STORM.
216
XXXVI.
—MISTRESS AND MAID.
218
XXXVII.
—THE SLAVE WE LEFT BEHIND US.
223
XXXVIII.
—THE EATON FAMILY.
226
XXXIX.
—THAT SPANISH NOBLEMAN.
230
XL.
—THE MANŒUVRING MOTHER.
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