Gathered In

Gathered In
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Catherine Helen Spence. Gathered In

Gathered In

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Sorrow

Chapter 2 Old and Young Notions of Theology

Chapter 3 Living Prayers

Chapter 4 Old Wounds

Chapter 5 Uncle George Oswald's Liberality

Chapter 6 Recognition and Severance

Chapter 7 Harry Stalker

Chapter 8 Departure

Chapter 9 Across the Ocean

Chapter 10 Tingalpa

Chapter 11 Retrospective

Chapter 12 George Oswald in Retirement

Chapter 13 Cowarrel

Chapter 14 George Oswald in a Different Aspect

Chapter 15 Uphill Work

Chapter 16 A Mission and a Missionary

Chapter 17 Edith Gray and her Friend

Chapter 18 Supper and Talk in the Men's Dining-Room

Chapter 19 Worship in the Men's Dining-Room

Chapter 20 Impression Made on High and Low

Chapter 21 David Henderson's Scheme

Chapter 22 A Surprise

Chapter 23 A Father's Plans

Chapter 24 A Son's Perverseness

Chapter 25 Two Treasures

Chapter 26 George Oswald's Will

Chapter 27 Taking Counsel

Chapter 28 George Oswald's Compunctions

Chapter 29 A Squatter's Princely Liberality

Chapter 30 Sympathy

Chapter 31 The Blot on the Scutcheon

Chapter 32 James Oswald's Object in Life

Chapter 33 Hugh Carmichael

Chapter 34 An Unexpected Coadjutor

Chapter 35 Mrs. Oswald's Discovery

Chapter 36 Jim Oswald's Two Shots

Chapter 37 Sybil's Ring

Chapter 38 The Tables Turned on Jim Oswald

Chapter 39 Discovery and Misdirected Suspicion

Chapter 40 Intolerable Pros and Cons

Chapter 41 Mr. Henderson's Suspicions

Chapter 42 Kenneth's Arrest

Chapter 43 Uncle and Nephew

Chapter 44 Sybil's Appeal

Chapter 45 Faithfulle Unto Deathe

Chapter 46 Hugh Carmichael to the Rescue

Chapter 47 A Blunder

Chapter 48 Sybil's Letter to Kenneth

Chapter 49 The Trial

Chapter 50 What Edith Thought of It

Chapter 51 Kenneth's Second Trial

Chapter 52 An Old Story

Chapter 53 Kenneth's Decision

Chapter 54 One Way of Love

Chapter 55 Another Way of Love

Chapter 56 George Oswald's Move

Chapter 57 Edith Gray's Ultimatum

Chapter 58 The Old Folks at Home

Chapter 59 Harry Stalker's Failure

Chapter 60 Harry Stalker Cuts the Gordian Knot

Chapter 61 Relentings

Chapter 62 Explanations

Chapter 63--And Last Unconditional Surrender

THE END

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Catherine Helen Spence

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Kenneth regretted the close of his studies in the good old City of Edinburgh, because he really advanced more in the last year of his course than he had done in the preceding years. The conversation with his father had acted as a spur to him. If he had had it before he would have worked hard, and obtained a degree; but he was young, and though his advisers made him go in he was not successful. It was not a discreditable attempt--it only need another year's study; but George Oswald was unwilling to let him remain any longer over books. Harry Stalker, who was the only divinity student resident at Mrs. Wishart's, and Kenneth's dearest and most appreciating friend, always said Oswald ought to have pulled through, but at the same time congratulated him on his failure as boding for greater ultimate success in life than a brilliant University opening. Besides, of what value would an University degree be in the eyes of the patriarchal George Oswald, steeped in the local conceit of successful and ignorant colonists? "You can please him better by going in for easy honours at their Melbourne affair, and have your name printed in the newspapers that he reads. And you will have less to regret in leaving 'Auld Reekie"'.

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