The Greatest Works of E. Nesbit (220+ Titles in One Illustrated Edition)

The Greatest Works of E. Nesbit (220+ Titles in One Illustrated Edition)
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This carefully edited collection has been designed and formatted to the highest digital standards and adjusted for readability on all devices. Edith Nesbit (1858-1924) was the author of world famous books for children – the tales of fantastical adventures, journeys back in time and travel to magical worlds. Nesbit also wrote for adults, including novels, short stories and four collections of horror stories. Content: The Bastable Trilogy The Story of the Treasure Seekers The Wouldbegoods The New Treasure Seekers The Psammead Trilogy Five Children and It The Phoenix and the Carpet The Story of the Amulet The Mouldiwarp Chronicles The House of Arden Harding's Luck Other Children's Novels The Railway Children The Enchanted Castle The Magic City The Wonderful Garden Wet Magic Other Novels The Red House The Incomplete Amorist Salome and the Head (The House With No Address) Daphne in Fitzroy Street Dormant aka Rose Royal The Incredible Honeymoon The Lark Short Story Collections The Book of Dragons: The Book of Beasts Uncle James, or The Purple Stranger The Deliverers of Their Country The Ice Dragon, or Do as You Are Told The Island of the Nine Whirlpools The Dragon Tamers The Fiery Dragon, or The Heart of Stone and the Heart of Gold Kind Little Edmund, or The Caves and the Cockatrice The Magic World: The Cat-hood of Maurice The Mixed Mine Accidental Magic The Princess and the Hedge-pig Septimus Septimusson The White Cat Belinda and Bellamant Justnowland The Related Muff The Magician's Heart Royal Children of English History Pussy and Doggy Tales Nine Unlikely Tales Oswald Bastable and Others Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare Grim Tales In Homespun The Literary Sense Man and Maid These Little Ones Collected Short Stories Poetry Collections Lays and Legends All Round the Year Landscape and Song Songs of Love and Empire The Rainbow and the Rose Many Voices Other Works…

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Эдит Несбит. The Greatest Works of E. Nesbit (220+ Titles in One Illustrated Edition)

The Greatest Works of E. Nesbit (220+ Titles in One Illustrated Edition)

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Table of Contents

The Bastable Trilogy

THE STORY OF THE TREASURE SEEKERS

Chapter I. The Council of Ways and Means

Chapter II. Digging for Treasure

Chapter III. Being Detectives

Chapter IV. Good Hunting

Chapter V. The Poet and the Editor

Chapter VI. Noel’s Princess

Chapter VII. Being Bandits

Chapter VIII. Being Editors

Chapter IX. The G. B

Chapter X. Lord Tottenham

Chapter XI. Castilian Amoroso

Chapter XII. The Nobleness of Oswald

Chapter XIII. The Robber and the Burglar

Chapter XIV. The Divining-Rod

Chapter XV ‘Lo, the Poor Indian!’

Chapter XVI. The End of the Treasure-Seeking

THE WOULDBEGOODS

The Jungle

The Wouldbegoods

Bill's Tombstone

The Tower of Mystery

The Water-Works

The Circus

Being Beavers; Or, the Young Explorers

The High-Born Babe

Hunting the Fox

The Sale of Antiquities

The Benevolent Bar

The Canterbury Pilgrims

The Dragon's Teeth; Or Army-Seed

Albert's Uncle's Grandmother; Or, the Long-Lost

THE NEW TREASURE SEEKERS

The Road to Rome; Or, The Silly Stowaway

The Conscience-Pudding

Archibald the Unpleasant

Over the Water to China

The Young Antiquaries

The Intrepid Explorer And His Lieutenant

The Turk in Chains; Or, Richard's Revenge

The Golden Gondola

The Flying Lodger

The Smuggler's Revenge

Zaïda, the Mysterious Prophetess of the Golden Orient

The Lady and the License; Or, Friendship's Garland

The Poor and Needy

The Psammead Trilogy

FIVE CHILDREN AND IT

Chapter I. Beautiful as the Day

Chapter II. Golden Guineas

Chapter III. Being Wanted

Chapter IV. Wings

Chapter V. No Wings

Chapter VI. A Castle and No Dinner

Chapter VII. A Siege and Bed

Chapter VIII. Bigger Than the Baker's Boy

Chapter IX. Grown Up

Chapter X. Scalps

Chapter XI (And Last) The Last Wish

THE PHOENIX AND THE CARPET

Chapter I. The Egg

Chapter II. The Topless Tower

Chapter III. The Queen Cook

Chapter IV. Two Bazaars

Chapter V. The Temple

Chapter VI. Doing Good

Chapter VII. Mews From Persia

Chapter VIII. The Cats, the Cow, and the Burglar

Chapter IX. The Burglar’s Bride

Chapter X. The Hole in the Carpet

Chapter XI. The Beginning of the End

Chapter XII. The End of the End

Chapter XIII. May-Blossom and Pearls

Chapter XIV. The Finding of the Treasure

THE STORY OF THE AMULET

Chapter I. The Psammead

Chapter II. The Half Amulet

Chapter III. The Past

Chapter IV. Eight Thousand Years Ago

Chapter V. The Fight in the Village

Chapter VI. The Way to Babylon

Chapter VII ‘The Deepest Dungeon Below the Castle Moat’

Chapter VIII. The Queen in London

Chapter IX. Atlantis

Chapter X. The Little Black Girl and Julius Caesar

Chapter XI. Before Pharaoh

Chapter XII. The Sorry-Present and the Expelled Little Boy

Chapter XIII. The Shipwreck on the Tin Islands

Chapter XIV. The Heart’s Desire

The Mouldiwarp Chronicles

THE HOUSE OF ARDEN

Chapter I. Arden’s Lord

Chapter II. The Mouldiwarp

Chapter III. In Boney’s Times

Chapter IV. The Landing of the French

Chapter V. The Highwayman and the —

Chapter VI. The Secret Panel

Chapter VII. The Key of the Parlour

Chapter VIII. Guy Fawkes

Chapter IX. The Prisoners in the Tower

Chapter X. White Wings and a Brownie

Chapter XI. Developments

Chapter XII. Films and Clouds

HARDING'S LUCK

Chapter I. Tinkler and the Moonflower

Chapter II. Burglars

Chapter III. The Escape

Chapter IV. Which Was the Dream?

Chapter V "To Get Your Own Living"

Chapter VI. Buried Treasure

Chapter VII. Dickie Learns Many Things

Chapter VIII. Going Home

Chapter IX. Kidnapped

Chapter X. The Noble Deed

Chapter XI. Lord Arden

Chapter XII. The End

Other Children's Novels

THE RAILWAY CHILDREN

Chapter I. The Beginning of Things

Chapter II. Peter’s Coal-Mine

Chapter III. The Old Gentleman

Chapter IV. The Engine-Burglar

Chapter V. Prisoners and Captives

Chapter VI. Saviours of the Train

Chapter VII. For Valour

Chapter VIII. The Amateur Firemen

Chapter IX. The Pride of Perks

Chapter X. The Terrible Secret

Chapter XI. The Hound in the Red Jersey

Chapter XII. What Bobbie Brought Home

Chapter XIII. The Hound’s Grandfather

Chapter XIV. The End

THE ENCHANTED CASTLE

Chapter I

Chapter II

Chapter III

Chapter IV

Chapter V

Chapter VI

Chapter VII

Chapter VIII

Chapter IX

Chapter X

Chapter XI

Chapter XII

THE MAGIC CITY

Chapter I. The Beginning

Chapter II. Deliverer or Destroyer

Chapter III. Lost

Chapter IV. The Dragon-Slayer

Chapter V. On the Carpet

Chapter VI. The Lions in the Desert

Chapter VII. The Dwellers by the Sea

Chapter VIII. Ups and Downs

Chapter IX. On the 'Lightning Loose'

Chapter X. The Great Sloth

Chapter XI. The Night Attack

Chapter XII. The End

THE WONDERFUL GARDEN

Chapter I. The Beginning

Chapter II. The Manor House

Chapter III. The Wonderful Garden

Chapter IV. In Thessalonians

Chapter V. The Midnight Adventure

Chapter VI. Hunted

Chapter VII. Being Detectives

Chapter VIII. The Heroine

Chapter IX. The Morning After

Chapter X. Brewing the Spell

Chapter XI. The Rosicurians

Chapter XII. The Other Book

Chapter XIII. The Rosy Cure

Chapter XIV. The Mineral Woman

Chapter XV. Justice

Chapter XVI. The Appeal to Cæsar

Chapter XVII. The Le-O-Pard

Chapter XVIII. The Leopard’s-Bane

Chapter XIX. F. Of H.D

Chapter XX. The Waxen Man

Chapter XXI. The Atonement of Rupert

Chapter XXII. The Portrait

Chapter XXIII. The End

WET MAGIC

Chapter I. Sabrina Fair

Chapter II. The Captive

Chapter III. The Rescue

Chapter IV. Gratitude

Chapter V. Consequences

Chapter VI. The Mermaid’s Home

Chapter VII. The Skies Are Falling

Chapter VIII. The Water-War

Chapter IX. The Book People

Chapter X. The Under Folk

Chapter XI. The Peacemaker

Chapter XII. The End

Other Novels

THE RED HOUSE

Chapter I. The Beginning

Chapter II. In the Red House

Chapter III. The Ghost

Chapter IV. Our New Tenant

Chapter V. The Loafery

Chapter VI. Yolande’s Reasoning

Chapter VII. The House-Warming

Chapter VIII. The Tenant

Chapter IX. Manly Sports

Chapter X. The Invaders

Chapter XI. The Room for Confidences

Chapter XII. The Pussy-Kitten

THE INCOMPLETE AMORIST

People of the Story

Book 1.—The Girl

Chapter I. The Inevitable

Chapter II. The Irresistible

Chapter III. Voluntary

Chapter IV. Involuntary

Chapter V. The Prisoner

Chapter VI. The Criminal

Chapter VII. The Escape

Book 2.—The Man

Chapter VIII. The One and the Other

Chapter IX. The Opportunity

Chapter X. Seeing Life

Chapter XI. The Thought

Chapter XII. The Rescue

Chapter XIII. Contrasts

Chapter XIV. Renunciation

Book 3.—The Other Woman

Chapter XV. On Mount Parnassus

Chapter XVI "Love and Tupper."

Chapter XVII. Interventions

Chapter XVIII. The Truth

Chapter XIX. The Truth With a Vengeance

Chapter XX. Waking-Up Time

Book 4.—The Other Man

Chapter XXI. The Flight

Chapter XXII. The Lunatic

Chapter XXIII. Temperatures

Chapter XXIV. The Confessional

Chapter XXV. The Forest

Chapter XXVI. The Miracle

Chapter XXVII. The Pink Silk Story

Chapter XXVIII "And So—"

DAPHNE IN FITZROY STREET

Chapter I. Birthday Girl

Chapter II. Brigand Captain

Chapter III. Princess

Chapter IV. Traveller

Chapter V. Orphan

Chapter VI. Niece

Chapter VII. Runaway

Chapter VIII. Cousin

Chapter IX. Stranger

Chapter X. Intruder

Chapter XI. Guide

Chapter XII. Model

Chapter XIII. Guest

Chapter XIV. Emancipated

Chapter XV. Kissed

Chapter XVI. Advised

Chapter XVII. Caught

Chapter XVIII. Desired

Chapter XIX. Denied

Chapter XX. Chaperoned

Chapter XXI. Deserted

Chapter XXII. Befriended

Chapter XXIII. Unsubdued

Chapter XXIV. Victorious

Chapter XXV. Woman

Chapter XXVI. Beloved

SALOME AND THE HEAD

Chapter I. Sunlight

Chapter II. Limelight

Chapter III. The House With No Address

Chapter IV. The False Moustache

Chapter V. The Disaster

Chapter VI. The Snare

Chapter VII. The Lover

Chapter VIII. The Husband

Chapter IX. The Widow

Chapter X. Lovers Meeting

Chapter XI. The Love-Night

Chapter XII. Miss Steinhart Shops

Chapter XIII. The Head

Chapter XIV. The Death-Night

Chapter XV. The Intruder

Chapter XVI. The Serving Man

Chapter XVII. The Cat From the Bag

Chapter XVIII. Arrest

Chapter XIX. Release

DORMANT

Chapter I. Malacca Wharf

Chapter II. A Book like Another

Chapter III. The Septet

Chapter IV. The Advertisement

Chapter V. Family Secrets

Chapter VI. All Nonsense

Chapter VII. The Day After

Chapter VIII. Mystery

Chapter IX. The Great Discovery

Chapter X. The Missing Window

Chapter XI. The Secret Room

Chapter XII. Ancient History

Chapter XIII. The Discovery

Chapter XIV. Moving the Chest

Chapter XV. Three Telegrams

Chapter XVI. Achievement

Chapter XVII. Lies

Chapter XVIII. The Truth

Chapter XIX. Eugenia

Chapter XX. Fifty Years Ago

Chapter XXI. The Old Love

Chapter XXII. The End

THE INCREDIBLE HONEYMOON

I. The Beginning

II. Making an Aeroplane

III. Eden

IV. The South Downs

V. La Manche

VI. Crow's Nest

VII. Tunbridge Wells

VIII. The Road to ——

IX. The Medway

X. Oak Weir Lock

XI. The Guildhall

XII. Westminster

XIII. Warwick

XIV. Stratford-On-Avon

XV. Kenilworth

XVI. Caernarvon

XVII. Llanberis

XVIII. London

XIX. Hurstmonceaux

XX. The End

THE LARK

Chapter I

Chapter II

Chapter III

Chapter IV

Chapter V

Chapter VI

Chapter VII

Chapter VIII

Chapter IX

Chapter X

Chapter XI

Chapter XII

Chapter XIII

Chapter XIV

Chapter XV

Chapter XVI

Chapter XVII

Chapter XVIII

Chapter XIX

Chapter XX

Chapter XXI

Chapter XXII

Chapter XXIII

Chapter XXIV

Chapter XXV

Chapter XXVI

Chapter XXVII

Chapter XXVIII

Chapter XXIX

Chapter XXX

Chapter XXXI

Children’s Stories

ROYAL CHILDREN OF ENGLISH HISTORY

Alfred the Great

Prince Arthur

Henry the Third

The First Prince of Wales

Edward the Black Prince

Henry the Fifth and the Baby King

PUSSY AND DOGGY TALES

Pussy Tales

Too Clever by Half

The White Persian

A Powerful Friend

A Silly Question

The Selfish Pussy

Meddlesome Pussy

Nine Lives

Doggy Tales

Tinker

Rats!

The Tables Turned

A Noble Dog

The Dyer's Dog

The Vain Setter

THE BOOK OF DRAGONS

The Book of Beasts

Uncle James, or the Purple Stranger

The Deliverers of Their Country

The Ice Dragon, or Do as You Are Told

The Island of the Nine Whirlpools

The Dragon Tamers

The Fiery Dragon, or the Heart of Stone and the Heart of Gold

Kind Little Edmund, or the Caves and the Cockatrice

NINE UNLIKELY TALES

The Cockatoucan

Where you want to go to

The Blue Mountain

The Prince, Two Mice, And Some Kitchen-Maids

Melisande

Fortunatus Rex & Co

The Sums That Came Right

The Town in the Library, in the Town in the Library

The Plush Usurper

OSWALD BASTABLE AND OTHERS

Oswald Bastable

An Object of Value and Virtue

The Runaways

The Arsenicators

The Enchanceried House

Others

Molly, the Measles, and the Missing Will

Billy and William

The Twopenny Spell

Showing Off

The Ring and the Lamp

The Charmed Life

Billy the King

The Princess and the Cat

The White Horse

Sir Christopher Cockleshell

Muscadel

BEAUTIFUL STORIES FROM SHAKESPEARE

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

The Tempest

As You Like It

The Winter’s Tale

King Lear

Twelfth Night

Much Ado About Nothing

Romeo and Juliet

Pericles

Hamlet

Cymbeline

Macbeth

The Comedy of Errors

The Merchant of Venice

Timon of Athens

Othello

The Taming of the Shrew

Measure for Measure

Two Gentlemen of Verona

All’s Well That Ends Well

Quotations From Shakespeare

THE MAGIC WORLD

The Cat-Hood of Maurice

The Mixed Mine

Accidental Magic

The Princess and the Hedge-Pig

Septimus Septimusson

The White Cat

Belinda and Bellamant

Justnowland

The Related Muff

The Aunt and Amabel

Kenneth and the Carp

The Magician’s Heart

Other Short Stories

GRIM TALES

The Ebony Frame

John Charrington's Wedding

Uncle Abraham's Romance

The Mystery of the Semi-Detached

From the Dead

I

II

III

Man-Size in Marble

The Mass for the Dead

IN HOMESPUN

The Bristol Bowl

Barring the Way

Grandsire Triples

A Death-Bed Confession

Her Marriage Lines

Acting for the Best

Guilty

Son and Heir

One Way of Love

Coals of Fire

THE LITERARY SENSE

The Unfaithful Lover

Rounding Off a Scene

The Obvious

The Lie Absolute

The Girl With the Guitar

The Man With the Boots

The Second Best

The Holiday

The Force of Habit

The Brute

Dick, Tom, and Harry

Miss Eden's Baby

The Lover, the Girl, and the Onlooker

The Duel

Cinderella

With an E

Under the New Moon

The Love of Romance

MAN AND MAID

The Haunted Inheritance

The Power of Darkness

The Stranger Who Might Have Been Observed

Rack and Thumbscrew

The Millionairess

The Hermit of “The Yews”

The Aunt and the Editor

Miss Mouse

The Old Wife

The House of Silence

The Girl at the Tobacconist’s

While It Is Yet Day

Alcibiades

THESE LITTLE ONES

The Three Mothers

John of the Island

The Ashpits

How Jake Went Home

The Dog-Dream

The Criminal

The Left-Handed Sword

Thor and the Hammer

The Little Chap

Lucy

COLLECTED SHORT STORIES

The Third Drug

Hurst of Hurstcote

The Letter in Brown Ink

The Head

The Shadow

The New Samson

The Five Senses

The Violet Car

The Pavilion

The Haunted House

Lady Desborough’s Literary Debut

A Strange Experience

The Blue Rose

The Rose of Love

The Linguist

The Poor Lovers

After Many Days

The Looking-Glass

The Girton Girl

Jacintha’s Heart

The Wishing-Tree

Miss Peckitt’s Pincushion

A Perfect Stranger

G. H. and I

The Parrot and the Melodrama

The Eye of X.J.X

By a Mere Accident

The Unfought Duel

The Kiss

Saccharissa and the Candlesticks

Three Women

The Cheesewring

With a Difference

Cubist Camouflage

The Glastonbury Scandal

In the Dark

Foreword

Chapter I

Chapter II

Chapter III

The Marble Child

Number 17

Poetry

LAYS AND LEGENDS

Bridal Ballad

The Ghost

The Modern Judas

The Soul to the Ideal

A Death-Bed

The Lost Soul and the Saved

At the Prison Gate

The Devil's Due

Love in June

The Garden

Prayer Under Gray Skies

A Great Industrial Centre

London's Voices

The Sick Journalist

Two Lullabies

Baby Song

Lullaby

An East-End Tragedy

Here and There

Mother

A Ballad of Canterbury

Morning

The Prayer

The River Maidens

On the Medway

The Betrothal

A Tragedy

Love

I. The Desire of the Moth for the Star

II . Worship

III . Splendide Mendax

Love Song

The Quarrel

Change

The Mill

A Rondeau

A Mésalliance

The Last Thought

Apollo and the Men of Cymé

At the Private View

A Dirge in Gray

The Woman's World

The Lighthouse

To a Young Poet

The Temptation

The Ballad of Sir Hugh

February

April

June

July

November

Rochester Castle

Ruckinge Church

Rye

The Ballad of the Two Spells

In Memoriam

Rondeau

Rondeau

To Walter Sickert

Old Age

ALL ROUND THE YEAR

Resurgam

March Violets

Hop Picking

The Lover to His Lass

Before Parting

LANDSCAPE AND SONG

I

II

III. The Rose in October

IV

V

VI

VII. An Appeal

VIII

IX

X

XI. Evening Song

XIII

SONGS OF LOVE AND EMPIRE

I

To the Queen of England

After Sixty Years

Trafalgar Day

A Song of Trafalgar

Waterloo Day

A Song of Peace and Honour to the Queen

II

The Ballad of the White Lady

The Ghost Bereft

The Vain Spell

The Adventurer

In the Enchanted Tower

Faith

The Refusal

Prelude

At the Sound of the Drum

The Goose-Girl

The Pedlar

The Guardian Angel

III

“Shepherds All and Maidens Fair”

A Portrait

The Offering

Entreaty

The Forest Pool

Discretion

Spring Song

Too Late

By Faith With Thanksgiving

The Appeal

Autumn Song

The Last Act

Faute De Mieux

Song of Long Ago

In Eclipse

Special Pleading

“Love Well the Hour”

Betrayed

The Heart of Sadness

The Heart of Joy

The Heart of Grief

Requiem

Teint Neutre

Out of Hope

Haunted

A Dirge

IV

Evening Song

“This Desirable Mansion”

Ebb-Tide

On the Downs

New College Gardens, Oxford

To a Tulip-Bulb

February

The Promise of Spring

Medway Song

Chains Invisible

At Evening Time There Shall Be Light

Maidenhood

V

The Monk

The Crown of Life

Magnificat

Evening Prayer

Christmas Hymn

Absolution

THE RAINBOW AND THE ROSE

I

The Things That Matter

The Confession

Work

The Jilted Lover to His Mother

The Will to Live

The Beatific Vision

II

Mummy Wheat

The Beech Tree

In Absence

Silence

Raison D'Etre

The Onlooker

The Tree of Knowledge

At Parting

Song

Renunciation

III

The Veil of Maya

Song

To Vera, Who Asked a Song

The Poet to His Love

The Maiden's Prayer

Song

The Magic Flower

La Derniere Robe De Soi

The Least Possible

En Tout Cas

Appeal

St. Valentine's Day

Chagrin D'Amour

Bridal Eve

Love and Life

From the Italian

IV

"Out of the Fulness of the Heart the Mouth Speaketh"

Summer Song

The Lower Room

Song

May Song

V

To Iris

TO A CHILD

Birthday Talk For A Child

To Rosamund

From the Tuscan

Mother Song

VI

The Island

Possession

Accession

The Destroyer

The Egoists

The Way of Love

To One Who Pleaded for Candour in Love

The Enchanted Garden

The Poor Man's Guest

In the Shallows

"And the Rains Descended and the Floods Came"

The Star

VII

The Prodigal Son

Despair

The Temptation

Second Nature

De Profundis

VIII

At the Gate

Via Amoris

Retro Sathanas

The Old Dispensation

The New Dispensation

The Three Kings

IX

After Death

Chloe

Invocation

The Last Betrayal

A Prayer for the King's Majesty

True Love and New Love

Death

In Memory of Saretta Deakin

A Parting

MANY VOICES

The Return

For Dolly Who Does Not Learn Her Lessons

Questions

The Daisies

The Touchstone

The December Rose

The Fire

Song

A Parting

The Gift of Life

Incompatibilities

The Stolen God Lazarus to Dives

Winter

Sea-Shells

Hope

The Prodigal’s Return

The Skylark

Saturday Song

The Champion

The Garden Refused

These Little Ones

The Despot

The Magic Ring

Philosophy

The Whirligig of Time

Magic

Windflowers

As It Is

Before Winter

The Vault After Sedgmoor

Surrender

Values

In the People’s Park

Wedding Day

The Last Defeat

May Day

Gretna Green

The Eternal

The Point of View: I

The Point of View: II

Mary of Magdala

The Home-Coming

Age to Youth

In Age

White Magic

From the Portuguese

The Nest

The Old Magic

Faith

The Death of Agnes

In Trouble

Gratitude

At the Last

Fear

The Day of Judgment

A Farewell

In Hospital

Prayer in Time of War

At Parting

Invocation

To Her: In Time of War

The Fields of Flanders

Spring in War-Time

The Mother’s Prayer

Inasmuch as Ye Did It Not

Other Works

Wings and the Child

To the Reader

Part I

Chapter I. Of Understanding

Chapter II. New Ways

Chapter III. Playthings

Chapter IV. Imagination

Chapter V. Of Taking Root

Chapter VI. Beauty and Knowledge

Chapter VII. Of Building and Other Matters

Chapter VIII. The Moral Code

Chapter IX. Praise and Punishment

Chapter X. The One Thing Needful

Part II

Chapter I. Romance in Games

Chapter II. Building Cities

Chapter III. Bricks—and Other Things

Chapter IV. The Magic City

Chapter V. Materials

Chapter VI. Collections

Chapter VII. The Poor Child's City

Chapter VIII. The End

Memoirs

MY SCHOOL DAYS

Introduction. Memories of Childhood

Part I. Stuart Plaid

Part II. Long Division

Part III. South with the Swallows

Part IV. In the Dark

Part V. The Mummies at Bordeaux

Part VI. Marguerite

Part VII. Disillusion

Part VIII. In Auvergne

Part IX. La Haye

Part X. Pirates and Explorers

Part XI. Boredom

Part XII. Concluding

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