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XXIV. The Colonel as a Consoler. 201

XXV. Wenderholme in Festivity 212

XXVI. More Fireworks 225

XXVII. The Fire 229

XXVIII. Father and Daughter. 238

XXIX. Progress of the Fire 241

XXX. Uncle Jacob's Love Affair 249

XXXI. Uncle Jacob is accepted 252

XXXII. Mr. Stedman relents 258

XXXIII. The Saddest in the Book 265

XXXIV. Jacob Ogden free again 273

XXXV. Little Jacob's Education. 280

XXXVI. A Short Correspondence. 284

XXXVII. At Wenderholme Cottage 286

XXXVIII. Artistic Intoxication 290

XXXIX. Good-bye to Little Jacob. 301


PART II.

I. After Long Years. 303

II. In the Dining-Room 318

III. In the Drawing-Room 322

IV. Alone. 327

V. The Two Jacobs 331

VI. The Sale 336

VII. A Frugal Supper 340

VIII. At Chesnut Hill 345

IX. Ogden of Wenderholme 354

X. Young Jacob and Edith 357

XI. Edith's Decision. 366

XII. Jacob Ogden's Triumph 374

XIII. The Blow-Out. 380

XIV. Mrs. Ogden's Authority 389

XV. Lady Helena returns 393

XVI. The Colonel comes 400

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