United States -- Social life and customs -- 19th century -- Fiction
Billy Barksdale is still a bachelor, and still likes to listen while
Aunt Catherine explains relationships with her keys.
Col. Barksdale has retired from practice, and lives quietly at Shirley.
Cousin Sarah Ann is still Cousin Sarah Ann, but she lives in Richmond
now, having discovered years ago that the air of the country did not
agree with her.
Robert and Sudie have a pretty little place in the country, within half
an hour's ride of New York, and I sometimes run out to spend a quiet
Sunday with Cousin Sudie. Robert I can see in his office any day. Their
oldest boy, William Barksdale Pagebrook, entered college last
September.
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THE Hoosier School-Master.
By EDWARD EGGLESTON.
Finely Illustrated, with 12 full-page Engravings and Numerous other
Cuts.
CONTENTS.
Chapter I.--A Private Lesson from a Bull-dog.
Chapter II.--A Spell Coming.
Chapter III.--Mirandy, Hank, and Shocky.
Chapter IV.--Spelling down the Master.
Chapter V.--The Walk Home.
Chapter VI.--A Night at Pete Jones's.
Chapter VII.--Ominous Remarks of Mr. Jones.
Chapter VIII.--The Struggle in the Dark.
Chapter IX.--Has God Forgotten Shocky?
Chapter X.--The Devil of Silence.
Chapter XI.--Miss Martha Hawkins.
Chapter XII.--The Hardshell Preacher.
Chapter XIII.--A Struggle for the Mastery.
Chapter XIV.--A Crisis with Bud.
Chapter XV.--The Church of the Best Licks.
Chapter XVI.--The Church Militant.
Chapter XVII.--A Council of War.
Chapter XVIII.--Odds and Ends.
Chapter XIX.--Face to Face.
Chapter XX.--God Remembers Shocky.
Chapter XXI.--Miss Nancy Sawyer.
Chapter XXII.--Pancakes.
Chapter XXIII.--A Charitable Institution.
Chapter XXIV.--The Good Samaritan.
Chapter XXV.--Bud Wooing.
Chapter XXVI.--A Letter and its Consequences.
Chapter XXVII.--A Loss and a Gain.
Chapter XXVIII.--The Flight.
Chapter XXIX.--The Trial.
Chapter XXX.--"Brother Sodom."
Chapter XXXI.--The Trial Concluded.
Chapter XXXII.--After the Battle.
Chapter XXXIII.--Into the Light.
Chapter XXXIV.--"How it Came Out."
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THE END OF THE WORLD.
A LOVE STORY.
BY EDWARD EGGLESTON.
Author of "The Hoosier School-master," etc.
With 15 full page Engravings, and numerous other Fine Illustrations.
CONTENTS.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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