Aunt Judith: The Story of a Loving Life
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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.
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