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Complete Project Gutenberg William Dean Howells Works
Howells, William Dean
American literature -- 19th century; Literature -- History and criticism
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BY WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS.
BY CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER.
BY CONSTANCE F. WOOLSON.
BY MARY E. WILKINS.
BY LEW. WALLACE
A COUNTERFEIT
PRESENTMENT
AND
THE PARLOUR CAR
BY
WILLIAM D. HOWELLS
CONTENTS
PAGE
I. An Extraordinary Resemblance, 7
II. Distinctions and Differences, 61
III. Dissolving Views, 99
IV. Not at All Like, 141
THE PARLOUR CAR, a Farce, 191
YEARS OF MY YOUTH
BY
W. D. HOWELLS
WITH INTRODUCTION AND ILLUSTRATIONS
FROM PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN EXPRESSLY
FOR THIS BOOK BY CLIFTON JOHNSON
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Preface by the Illustrator
Illustrations
Chapters: I, II, III, IV.
Some typographical errors have been corrected; a list follows the text. (etext transcriber's note)
ILLUSTRATIONS
The waterside at Martin's Ferry
Frontispiece
The Ohio River at Wheeling, West Virginia
Facing p. 10
Hamilton, Ohio, the "Boy's Town" of Mr. Howells's youth
" 16
The Miami Canal at Hamilton
" 22
The now abandoned canal at Dayton as it appears on the borders of the city
" 40
The Little Miami River at Eureka Mills, twelve miles east of Dayton
" 44
Overlooking the island which the Howells family cultivated
" 54
The vicinity where Mr. Howells lived his "Year in a Log Cabin"
" 60
One of the last log houses to survive in the vicinity of Jefferson
" 82
The four-story office erected by Mr. Howells's father
" 116
The Ohio State House at Columbus viewed from High Street
" 138
The State House yard on the State Street side
" 158
Old-time dwellings on one of the Columbus streets that Mr. Howells used to frequent
" 170
The Medical College at Columbus
" 184
The quaint doorway of the Medical College through which Mr. Howells passed daily while he roomed in the building
" 224
Looking into the State House grounds toward the broad flight of steps before the west front of the building
" 236
MRS. FARRELL
A NOVEL BY
WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS
With an Introduction by
Mildred Howells
Chapter I II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, XI, XII, XIII, XIV, XV.
MY YEAR IN A LOG CABIN
BY
W. D. HOWELLS
A BIT OF AUTOBIOGRAPHY
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