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Table of Contents
ОглавлениеCHAPTER I—The Youngest of Six
CHAPTER II—The Family
CHAPTER III—The House and the People
CHAPTER IV—Echoes from the West
CHAPTER V—The Decision
CHAPTER VI—We Arrive
CHAPTER VII—On the Trail
CHAPTER VIII—Companions on the Way
CHAPTER IX—The First Winter
CHAPTER X—Spring Came at Last Bringing Neighbors
CHAPTER XI—The Hen-house Door
CHAPTER XII—Social Activities
CHAPTER XIII—The Church and the School
CHAPTER XIV—Picnics
CHAPTER XV—The Way of the Transgressor
CHAPTER XVI—Men, and Machines
CHAPTER XVII—Limitations
CHAPTER XVIII—Retribution
CHAPTER XIX—My First Sight of Brandon
CHAPTER XX—Christmas Day
CHAPTER XXI—A Visit From the Teacher
CHAPTER XXII—Trouble in the North West
CHAPTER XXIII—The Tragic Ending
CHAPTER XXIV—The Dramateurs
CHAPTER XXV—The Party
CHAPTER XXVI—The Family Is Extended
CHAPTER XXVII—Hands Across the Sea
CHAPTER XXVIII—The First Sorrow
CHAPTER XXIX—When the Door Opened
CHAPTER XXX—Winnipeg in 1889
CHAPTER XXXI—My First School
CHAPTER XXXII—Winds of the World
CHAPTER XXXIII—Raw Material
CHAPTER XXXIV—The Young Evangelists
CHAPTER XXXV—I Saw E. Cora Hind
CHAPTER XXXVI—My First Political Meeting
CHAPTER XXXVII—Manitou
CHAPTER XXXVIII—Summer Holidays
CHAPTER XXXIX—In Which the First Part of My Life Ends
CHAPTER XXXX—Life Goes On, No Matter Who Dies
CHAPTER XXXXI—Treherne
CHAPTER XXXXII—The Royal Visit
CHAPTER XXXXIII—The Farm in 1895
CHAPTER XXXXIV—Commencement
