Holden with the Cords
by W. M. L. Jay
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About this eBook
- Author
- Jay, W. M. L., 1833-1909
- Credits
- Produced by Al Haines
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- PS: Language and Literatures: American and Canadian literature
- Subject
- United States -- Social life and customs -- 19th century -- Fiction
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 56980
- Release Date
- April 15, 2018
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.HOLDEN WITH THE CORDS
- 2.HOLDEN WITH THE CORDS. — INTRODUCTION.
- 3.PART FIRST. A WAY THAT SEEMETH RIGHT. — I. "PROVERBS, AND THE INTERPRETATION." — II. STUDYING TO ANSWER. — III. "PATTERN OF OLD FIDELITY." — IV. A GOODLY HERITAGE. — V. WASTE PLACES. — VI. THE DAY OF TEMPTATION. — VII. A BITTER DRAUGHT. — VIII. AS A DREAM WHEN ONE AWAKETH. — IX. THE BLOT CLEAVES.
- 4.PART SECOND. THE FRUIT OF THE WAY. — I. THROUGH A MIST. — II. STRENGTHENED OUT OF ZION. — III. SEEING, BUT UNDERSTANDING NOT. — IV. PATIENT WAITING. — V. UNDER THE OAKS. — VI. OF CLAY. — VII. HIDDEN RICHES. — VIII. THE WIND CHANGES. — IX. THE FIRST LINKS OF A CHAIN. — X. FEELING HIS WAY. — XI. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS APPOINTED. — XII. A CONSULTATION. — XIII. DINNER-TABLE TALK.
- 5.PART THIRD. THE IN-GATHERING. — I. UNFOLDINGS. — II. THE FOUNDATIONS FAIL. — III. BUILDING ANEW. — IV. A SERMON. — V. PARTINGS. — VI. WITH A DOUBLE HEART. — VII. OVERBURDENED. — VIII. A BUSINESS LETTER. — IX. SMOOTHER THAN BUTTER. — X. A WICKED DEVICE. — XI A CLUE. — XII. TOO LATE. — XIII. ESCAPED. — XIV. THE WAY STOPPED.
- 6.PART FOURTH. A NEW FIELD. — I. ALIVE IN FAMINE. — II. NEW ACQUAINTANCES. — III. FARVIEW. — IV. A WORD IN DUE SEASON. — V. INTERCEPTED. — VI. AN AIMLESS STROLL. — VII. ORDERED STEPS. — VIII. THOUGH HE SLAY. — IX. MISTAKES. — X. LIKE A THIEF IN THE NIGHT. — XI. AFTER MANY DAYS.
- 7.PART FIFTH. A BITTER HARVEST. — I. A CLOUD FOR A COVERING. — II. SWIFT FEET. — III. FATALITY OR TEMPTATION? — IV. BLIND. — V. MORE MYSTERY. — VI. HELP AT HAND. — VII. THE SET TIME. — VIII. GIFT AND GIVER. — XI. FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH.
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