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Edward Payson Roe. Nature's Serial Story
Nature's Serial Story
Table of Contents
PREFACE
I. A COUNTRY HOME. II. AMY WINFIELD. III. A COUNTRY FIRESIDE. IV. GUNNING BY MOONLIGHT. V. CHRISTMAS EVE AND MORNING. VI. NATURE'S HALF-KNOWN SECRETS. VII. NEIGHBORS DROP IN. VIII. EAGLES. IX. SLEIGHING IN THE HIGHLANDS. X. A WINTER THUNDER-STORM. XI. NATURE UNDER GLASS. XII. A MOUNTAINEER'S HOVEL. XIII. ALMOST A TRAGEDY. XIV. HINTS OF SPRING. XV. NATURE'S BUILDING MATERIALS. XVI. GOSSIP ABOUT BIRD NEIGHBORS. XVII. FISHING THROUGH THE ICE. XVIII. PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN. XIX. WINTER'S EXIT. XX. A ROYAL CAPTIVE. XXI. SPRING'S HARBINGERS. XXII. FIRST TIMES. XXIII. REGRETS AND DUCK-SHOOTING. XXIV. APRIL. XXV. EASTER. XXVI. VERY MOODY. XXVII. SHAD-FISHING BY PROXY. XXVIII. MAY AND GIRLHOOD. XXIX. NATURE'S WORKSHOP. XXX. SPRING-TIME PASSION. XXXI. JUNE AND HONEY-BEES. XXXII. BURT BECOMES RATIONAL. XXXIII. WEBB'S ROSES AND ROMANCE. XXXIV. A SHAM BATTLE AT WEST POINT. XXXV. CHASED BY A THUNDER-SHOWER. XXXVI. THE RESCUE OF A HOME. XXXVII. A MIDNIGHT TEMPEST. XXXVIII. THE TWO LOVERS. XXXIX. BURT'S ADVENTURE. XL. MISS HARGROVE. XLI. A FIRE IN THE MOUNTAINS. XLII. CAMPING OUT. XLIII. AN OLD TENEMENT. XLIV. "BUT HE RISKED HIS LIFE?" XLV. SUMMER'S WEEPING FAREWELL. XLVI. FATHER AND DAUGHTER. XLVII. DISQUIET WITHIN AND WITHOUT. XLVIII. IDLEWILD. XLIX. ECHOES OF A PAST STORM. L. IMPULSES OF THE HEART. LI. WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION. LII. BURT'S SORE DILEMMA. LIII. BURT'S RESOLVE. LIV. A GENTLE EXORCIST. LV. BURT TELLS HIS LOVE AGAIN. LVI. WEBB'S FOUR-LEAVED CLOVER. LVII. OCTOBER HUES AND HARVESTS. LVIII. THE MOONLIGHT OMEN. LIX. THE ROSE REVEALS ITS HEART. LX. CHRISTMAS LIGHTS AND SHADOWS. NATURE'S SERIAL STORY
THIS BOOK IS AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED TO MY WIFE
NATURE'S SERIAL STORY
CHAPTER I. A COUNTRY HOME
CHAPTER II
AMY WINFIELD
CHAPTER III
A COUNTRY FIRESIDE
CHAPTER IV
GUNNING BY MOONLIGHT
CHAPTER V
CHRISTMAS EVE AND MORNING
CHAPTER VI
NATURE'S HALF-KNOWN SECRETS
CHAPTER VII
NEIGHBORS DROP IN
CHAPTER VIII
EAGLES
CHAPTER IX
SLEIGHING IN THE HIGHLANDS
CHAPTER X
A WINTER THUNDER-STORM
CHAPTER XI
NATURE UNDER GLASS
CHAPTER XII
A MOUNTAINEER'S HOVEL
CHAPTER XIII
ALMOST A TRAGEDY
CHAPTER XIV
HINTS OF SPRING
CHAPTER XV
NATURE'S BUILDING MATERIALS
CHAPTER XVI
GOSSIP ABOUT BIRD-NEIGHBORS
CHAPTER XVII
FISHING THROUGH THE ICE
CHAPTER XVIII
PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN
CHAPTER XIX
WINTER'S EXIT
CHAPTER XX
A ROYAL CAPTIVE
CHAPTER XXI
SPRING'S HARBINGERS
CHAPTER XXII
"FIRST TIMES"
CHAPTER XXIII
REGRETS AND DUCK-SHOOTING
CHAPTER XXIV
APRIL
CHAPTER XXV
EASTER
CHAPTER XXVI
VERY MOODY
CHAPTER XXVII
SHAD-FISHING BY PROXY
CHAPTER XXVIII
MAY AND GIRLHOOD
CHAPTER XXIX NATURE'S WORKSHOP
CHAPTER XXX
SPRING-TIME PASSION
CHAPTER XXXI
JUNE AND HONEY-BEES
CHAPTER XXXII
BURT BECOMES RATIONAL
CHAPTER XXXIII
WEBB'S ROSES AND ROMANCE
CHAPTER XXXIV
A SHAM BATTLE AT WEST POINT
CHAPTER XXXV
CHASED BY A THUNDER-SHOWER
CHAPTER XXXVI
THE RESCUE OF A HOME
CHAPTER XXXVII
A MIDNIGHT TEMPEST
CHAPTER XXXVIII
THE TWO LOVERS
CHAPTER XXXIX
BURT'S ADVENTURE
CHAPTER XL
MISS HARGROVE
CHAPTER XLI
A FIRE IN THE MOUNTAINS
CHAPTER XLII
CAMPING OUT
CHAPTER XLIII
AN OLD TENEMENT
CHAPTER XLIV
"BUT HE RISKED HIS LIFE?"
CHAPTER XLV
SUMMER'S WEEPING FAREWELL
CHAPTER XLVI
FATHER AND DAUGHTER
CHAPTER XLVII
DISQUIET WITHIN AND WITHOUT
CHAPTER XLVIII
IDLEWILD
CHAPTER XLIX
ECHOES OF A PAST STORM
CHAPTER L
IMPULSES OF THE HEART
CHAPTER LI
WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION
CHAPTER LII
BURT'S SORE DILEMMA
CHAPTER LIII
BURT'S RESOLVE
CHAPTER LIV
A GENTLE EXORCIST
CHAPTER LV
BURT TELLS HIS LOVE AGAIN
CHAPTER LVI
WEBB'S FOUR-LEAVED CLOVER
CHAPTER LVII
OCTOBER HUES AND HARVESTS
CHAPTER LVIII
THE MOONLIGHT OMEN
CHAPTER LIX
THE HOSE REVEALS ITS HEART
CHAPTER LX
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
THE END
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Edward Payson Roe
Published by Good Press, 2019
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"I'll do my best," she replied, smiling; "but there will be hours, and perhaps days, when the past with its shadows will come back too vividly for me to escape it."
"I'll banish all shadows, never fear. I'll make the present so real and jolly that you will forget the past."
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