Jan of the Windmill: A Story of the Plains

John Stuart Mill · en
PIG-MINDER.—MASTER SALTER AT HOME.—JAN HIRES HIMSELF OUT.
                             CHAPTER XIX.
THE BLUE COAT.—PIG-MINDING AND                                     143
TREE-STUDYING.—LEAF-PAINTINGS.—A STRANGER.—MASTER SWIFT IS
DISAPPOINTED.
                             CHAPTER XX.
SQUIRE AMMABY AND HIS DAUGHTER.—THE CHEAP JACK DOES                154
BUSINESS ONCE MORE.—THE WHITE HORSE CHANGES MASTERS.
                             CHAPTER XXI.
MASTER SWIFT AT HOME.—RUFUS.—THE EX-PIG-MINDER.—JAN AND THE        161
SCHOOLMASTER.
                            CHAPTER XXII.
THE PARISH CHURCH.—REMBRANDT.—THE SNOW SCENE.—MASTER               168
SWIFT’S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
                            CHAPTER XXIII.
THE WHITE HORSE IN CLOVER.—AMABEL AND HER GUARDIANS.—AMABEL        179
IN THE WOOD.—BOGY.
                            CHAPTER XXIV.
THE PAINT-BOX.—MASTER LINSEED’S SHOP.—THE NEW                      188
SIGN-BOARD.—MASTER SWIFT AS WILL SCARLET.
                             CHAPTER XXV.
SANITARY INSPECTORS.—THE PESTILENCE.—THE PARSON.—THE               195
DOCTOR.—THE SQUIRE AND THE SCHOOLMASTER.—DESOLATION AT THE
WINDMILL.—THE SECOND ADVENT.
                            CHAPTER XXVI.
THE BEASTS OF THE VILLAGE.—ABEL SICKENS.—THE GOOD                  204
SHEPHERD.—RUFUS PLAYS THE PHILANTHROPIST.—MASTER SWIFT SEES
THE SUN RISE.—THE DEATH OF THE RIGHTEOUS.
                            CHAPTER XXVII.
JAN HAS THE FEVER.—CONVALESCENCE IN MASTER SWIFT’S                 211
COTTAGE.—THE SQUIRE ON DEMORALIZATION.
                           CHAPTER XXVIII.
MR. FORD’S CLIENT.—THE HISTORY OF JAN’S FATHER.—AMABEL AND         217
BOGY THE SECOND.
                            CHAPTER XXIX.
JAN FULFILS ABEL’S CHARGE.—SON OF THE MILL.—THE                    230
LARGE-MOUTHED WOMAN.
                             CHAPTER XXX.
JAN’S PROSPECTS, AND MASTER SWIFT’S PLANS.—TEA AND                 238
MILTON.—NEW PARENTS.—PARTING WITH RUFUS.—JAN IS KIDNAPPED.
                            CHAPTER XXXI.
SCREEVING.—AN OLD SONG.—MR. FORD’S CLIENT.—THE PENNY               246
GAFF.—JAN RUNS AWAY.
                            CHAPTER XXXII.
THE BAKER.—ON AND ON.—THE CHURCH BELL.—A DIGRESSION.—A             253
FAMILIAR HYMN.—THE BOYS’ HOME.
                           CHAPTER XXXIII.
THE BUSINESS MAN AND THE PAINTER.—PICTURES AND POT                 261
BOILERS.—CIMABUE AND GIOTTO.—THE SALMON-COLORED OMNIBUS.
                            CHAPTER XXXIV.
A CHOICE OF VOCATIONS.—RECREATION HOUR.—THE BOW-LEGGED             265
BOY.—DRAWING BY HEART.—GIOTTO.
                            CHAPTER XXXV.
“WITHOUT CHARACTER?”—THE WIDOW.—THE BOW-LEGGED BOY TAKES           270
SERVICE.—STUDIOS AND PAINTERS.
                            CHAPTER XXXVI.
THE MILLER’S LETTER.—A NEW POT BOILER SOLD.                        277
                           CHAPTER XXXVII.
SUNSHINE AFTER STORM.                                              282
                           CHAPTER XXXVIII.