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Aunt Judith: The Story of a Loving Life

By Grace Beaumont

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AUNT JUDITH
- The Story of a Loving Life
  - BY
- BY
- GRACE BEAUMONT
  - THOMAS NELSON AND SONS LONDON, EDINBURGH, DUBLIN, AND NEW YORK
- THOMAS NELSON AND SONS LONDON, EDINBURGH, DUBLIN, AND NEW YORK
- CONTENTS.
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
  - Started off through the first figure . . . . . . Frontispiece
  - "Will you have me for a friend?"
  - A prostrate figure with white, upturned face
  - The eyes, wide open, were fixed on the sheets of manuscript before her
- Started off through the first figure . . . . . . Frontispiece
- "Will you have me for a friend?"
- A prostrate figure with white, upturned face
- The eyes, wide open, were fixed on the sheets of manuscript before her
AUNT JUDITH.
- CHAPTER I.
  - A SCHOOL-GIRL QUARREL.
  - CHAPTER II.
  - AUNT JUDITH.
  - CHAPTER III.
  - WILL YOU HAVE ME FOR A FRIEND?
  - "Will you have me for a friend?"
  - CHAPTER IV.
  - A TALK WITH AUNT JUDITH.
  - CHAPTER V.
  - A FALLEN QUEEN.
  - CHAPTER VI.
  - WINNIE'S HOME.
  - CHAPTER VII.
  - AN AFTERNOON AT DINGLE COTTAGE.
  - CHAPTER VIII.
  - FORGING THE FIRST LINK.
  - CHAPTER IX.
  - THE CHRISTMAS PARTY.
  - CHAPTER X.
  - GATHERING CLOUDS.
  - CHAPTER XI.
  - "IT IS SO HARD TO SAY GOOD-BYE."
  - CHAPTER XII.
  - "I ALWAYS SPEAK AS I THINK."
  - CHAPTER XIII.
  - OUR SAILOR BOY.
  - CHAPTER XIV.
  - THE PRIZE ESSAY.
  - A prostrate figure with white, upturned face.
  - CHAPTER XV.
  - HOW SHALL I LIVE THROUGH THE LONG, LONG YEARS?
  - CHAPTER XVI.
  - LIGHT IN DARKNESS.
  - CHAPTER XVII.
  - "I SHALL LEARN TO BE GOOD NOW."
  - The eyes, wide open, were fixed on the sheets of manuscript before her.
  - CHAPTER XVIII.
  - CONCLUSION.
- A SCHOOL-GIRL QUARREL.
- CHAPTER II.
- AUNT JUDITH.
- CHAPTER III.
- WILL YOU HAVE ME FOR A FRIEND?
- "Will you have me for a friend?"
- CHAPTER IV.
- A TALK WITH AUNT JUDITH.
- CHAPTER V.
- A FALLEN QUEEN.
- CHAPTER VI.
- WINNIE'S HOME.
- CHAPTER VII.
- AN AFTERNOON AT DINGLE COTTAGE.
- CHAPTER VIII.
- FORGING THE FIRST LINK.
- CHAPTER IX.
- THE CHRISTMAS PARTY.
- CHAPTER X.
- GATHERING CLOUDS.
- CHAPTER XI.
- "IT IS SO HARD TO SAY GOOD-BYE."
- CHAPTER XII.
- "I ALWAYS SPEAK AS I THINK."
- CHAPTER XIII.
- OUR SAILOR BOY.
- CHAPTER XIV.
- THE PRIZE ESSAY.
- A prostrate figure with white, upturned face.
- CHAPTER XV.
- HOW SHALL I LIVE THROUGH THE LONG, LONG YEARS?
- CHAPTER XVI.
- LIGHT IN DARKNESS.
- CHAPTER XVII.
- "I SHALL LEARN TO BE GOOD NOW."
- The eyes, wide open, were fixed on the sheets of manuscript before her.
- CHAPTER XVIII.
- CONCLUSION.