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The Wind Before the Dawn

By Dell H. Munger

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Table of Contents

CHAPTER I
CASTLES IN SPAIN
CHAPTER II
- BRUSHING UP TO GO TO TOPEKA
CHAPTER III
- REFORMS NOT EASY TO DISCUSS
CHAPTER IV
- A CULTURED MAN
CHAPTER V
- REACHING HUNGRY HANDS TOWARD A SYMBOL
CHAPTER VI
- “DIDN’T TAKE ’EM LONG”
CHAPTER VII
- ERASING HER BLACKBOARD
VIII
- CYCLONES
CHAPTER IX
- “AGAINST HER INSTINCTS, AGAINST HER BETTER JUDGMENT, AGAINST HER WILL”
CHAPTER X
- PHILOSOPHY OF ELIZABETH’S LIFE VOICED
CHAPTER XI
- “WIVES, SUBMIT YOURSELVES UNTO YOUR HUSBANDS, AS UNTO THE LORD”
CHAPTER XII
- “PORE LITTLE WOMAN”
CHAPTER XIII
- “ENNOBLED BY THE REFLECTED STORY OF ANOTHER’S GOODNESS AND LOVE”
CHAPTER XIV
- MORTGAGES OF SOUL
CHAPTER XV
- HUGH NOLAND
CHAPTER XVI
- REVIVIFYING FIRES
CHAPTER XVII
- ADJUSTING DOMESTIC TO SOCIAL IDEALS
CHAPTER XVIII
- THE CHILD OF HER BODY
CHAPTER XIX
- “HER WAGES, FOOD AND CLOTHING SHE MUST ACCEPT”
CHAPTER XX
- THE CREAM-JARS OF HER LIFE
CHAPTER XXI
- BOUND TO THE STAKE
CHAPTER XXII
- “THERE ARE SOME THINGS WE HAVE TO SETTLE FOR OURSELVES”
CHAPTER XXIII
- “AT ANY COST”
CHAPTER XXIV
- FACING CONSEQUENCES
CHAPTER XXV
- “THE WEIGHT OF A DOLLAREE AND OUT OF DEBT DON’T FORGET THAT”
CHAPTER XXVI
- “WAS—WAS MY PAPA HERE THEN?”
CHAPTER XXVII
- TO DO OVER, AND TO DO BETTER, WAS THE OPPORTUNITY OFFERED
CHAPTER XXVIII
- “TILL DEATH DO YOU PART” CONSIDERED