XX Cheering Words—Always Ready—Wears a Smile 76 XXI Horrible Deed—Leads American Navy—Angel of Mercy 80 XXII Confederates and Federals alike Treated 86 XXIII The Enemy, Starving—Tact—The White Ox 89 XXIV Bullethole—Amputated Limbs Like Cordwood—God Gives Strength 91 XXV Fearless of Bullets and Kicking Mules 95 XXVI His Comfort, not Hers; His Life, not Hers 97 XXVII Does not Need any Advice 99 XXVIII Had but a Few Moments to Live 102 XXIX Enlisted Men First—The Colonel’s Life Saved 104 XXX You’re Right, Madam—Good Day 107 XXXI Bleeding to Death—His Headless Body—Women in the War 109 XXXII Timid Child—Timid Woman 112 XXXIII Ez Ef We Wuz White Folks 115 XXXIV In Her Dreams—Again in Battle 117 XXXV Four Famous Women 120 XXXVI Simplicity of Childhood—Pet Wasps—Pet Cats—Loved Life—Domestic 122 XXXVII Clara Barton in the Literary Field 128 XXXVIII The Art of Dressing—Clara Barton’s Individuality 133 XXXIX The Jewelled Hand and the Hard Hand Meet 138 XL Clara Barton and the Emperor 140 XLI America—Scarlet and Gold—Europe 143 XLII Three Cheers—Wild Scenes in Boston—Tiger!! No, Sweetheart 147 XLIII The Last Reception—Her Autograph—The Boys in Gray 150 XLIV Open House—Cost of Fame, Self-Sacrifice—Best in Woman 152 XLV Kneeled Before Her and Kissed Her Hand 158 XLVI I Never Get Tired—Eating the Least of My Troubles 160 XLVII Royalty Under a Quaker Bonnet 163 XLVIII Still Stamping on Me—Personally Unharmed 165 XLIX At the Memorial—“The Flags of all Nations”—A Good Time 167 L Clara Barton Kept a Diary 171 LI Nursing a Fine Art—Over the Washtub 176 LII Immortal Words—A Million Thanks 178 LIII The Pansy Pin—For Thoughts 180 LIV Clara Barton Pays Respects to Florence Nightingale 182 LV The Passing of Years—Right Habits of Life 184 LVI She Won His Heart 186 LVII You Buy It for Him 188