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Nancy Huston Banks. Round Anvil Rock
Round Anvil Rock
Table of Contents
A PREFACE
CHAPTER. I. THE GIRL AND THE BOY. II. THE HOUSE OF CEDAR. III. "PHILIP ALSTON, GENTLEMAN" IV. THE NIGHT RIDE. V. ON THE WILDERNESS ROAD. VI. THE CAMP-MEETING. VII. A MORNING IN CEDAR HOUSE. VIII. THE LOG TEMPLE OF JUSTICE. IX. PAUL'S FIRST VISIT TO RUTH. X. FATHER ORIN AND TOBY MEET TOMMY DYE. XI. THE DANCE IN THE FOREST. XII. THE EVE OF ALL SOULS' XIII. SEEING WITH DIFFERENT EYES. XIV. A SPIRITUAL CENTAUR. XV. THE WEB THAT SEEMED TO BE WOVEN. XVI. LOVE'S TOUCHSTONE. XVII. THE ONCOMING OF THE STORM. XVIII. THE GENTLEST ARE THE BRAVEST. XIX. UNDER THE HUNTER'S MOON. XX. BALANCING LIFE AND DEATH. XXI. THE EAGLE IN THE DOVE'S NEST. XXII. "A COMET'S GLARE FORETOLD THIS SAD EVENT" XXIII. LOVE CLAIMS HIS OWN. XXIV. OLD LOVE'S STRIVING WITH YOUNG LOVE. XXV. THE PASSING OF PHILIP ALSTON. ILLUSTRATIONS
ROUND ANVIL ROCK
I
THE GIRL AND THE BOY
II
THE HOUSE OF CEDAR
III
"PHILIP ALSTON, GENTLEMAN"
IV
THE NIGHT RIDE
V
ON THE WILDERNESS ROAD
VI
THE CAMP-MEETING
VII
A MORNING IN CEDAR HOUSE
VIII
THE LOG TEMPLE OF JUSTICE
IX
PAUL'S FIRST VISIT TO RUTH
X
FATHER ORIN AND TOBY MEET TOMMY DYE
XI
THE DANCE IN THE FOREST
XII
THE EVE OF ALL SOULS'
XIII
SEEING WITH DIFFERENT EYES
XIV
A SPIRITUAL CENTAUR
XV
THE WEB THAT SEEMED TO BE WOVEN
XVI
LOVE'S TOUCHSTONE
XVII
THE ONCOMING OF THE STORM
XVIII
THE GENTLEST ARE THE BRAVEST
XIX
UNDER THE HUNTER'S MOON
XX
BALANCING LIFE AND DEATH
XXI
THE EAGLE IN THE DOVE'S NEST
XXII
"A COMET'S GLARE FORETOLD THIS SAD EVENT"
XXIII
LOVE CLAIMS HIS OWN
XXIV
OLD LOVE'S STRIVING WITH YOUNG LOVE
XXV
THE PASSING OF PHILIP ALSTON
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Nancy Huston Banks
A Romance
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"Who fetched all these things?" the judge broke in, with something like a sudden realization of the number and the value of the gifts.
"Oh, a friend of mine," responded Philip Alston, carelessly, and without turning his head—"a friend who has many ships constantly going and coming between New Orleans and France. He orders anything I wish; and when it comes to him, he sends it on to me by the first flatboat cordelled up the river."
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