Kate Carnegie and Those Ministers
by Ian Maclaren
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About this eBook
- Author
- Maclaren, Ian, 1850-1907
- Credits
- E-text prepared by Al Haines
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- PR: Language and Literatures: English literature
- Subject
- Country life -- Scotland -- Fiction
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 20399
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20399
- Release Date
- January 19, 2007
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.KATE CARNEGIE — AND
- 2.THOSE MINISTERS. — BY — IAN MACLAREN. — TORONTO: FLEMING H. REVELL COMPANY, 140-142 Yonge Street. 1896. — TO A CERTAIN BROTHERHOOD Faithful in Criticism Loyal in Affection Tender in Trouble
- 3.CONTENTS.
- 4.LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. — Carmichael had taken his Turn — "Many a Ploy we had together" — Peter was standing in his Favourite Attitude — "I am the General's Daughter" — Janet Macpherson was waiting in the Deep Doorway — "It's a Difficult Key to turn" — Kate in her Favourite Position — One Gardener who . . . works for Love's Sake — Among the Great Trees — "Mr. Carmichael, you have much Cause for Thankfulness" — Carmichael sang a Solo — "Here iss your Silver Piece" — "I should call it a Deliberate—" — "She had an Unfortunate Tendency to meddle with my Books" — Mother Church cast her Spell over his Imagination — "Ye'll be hanging Dr. Chalmers there" — A Tall, Bony, Forbidding Woman — Gathering her Berry Harvest — He was a Mere Wisp of a Man — "Will you let me walk with you for a Little?" — "Private Capaucity" — Standing with a Half-Dried Dish in her Hand — The Old Man escorted her Ladyship — Would gossip with him by the Hour — The Driver stops to exchange Views — Two Tramps held Conference — Wrestling in Darkness of Soul — His Attitude for Exposition — "Ay, he's in, but ye canna see him" — "To put Flowers on his Grave" — "You have been awfully Good to me" — "He sat down by the River-side to meditate" — KATE CARNEGIE. — CHAPTER I. — PANDEMONIUM. — Carmichael had taken his turn. — CHAPTER II. — PEACE. — "Many a ploy we had together." — Peter was standing in his favourite attitude. — CHAPTER III. — A HOME OF MANY GENERATIONS. — "I am the General's daughter." — TRY AND THEN TRVST BETTER GVDE ASSVRANCE BOT TRUST NOT OR YE TRY FOR FEAR OF REPENTANCE. — Janet Macpherson was waiting in the deep doorway. — CHAPTER IV. — A SECRET CHAMBER. — "It's a difficult key to turn." — CHAPTER V. — CONCERNING BESOMS. — Kate in her favourite position. — CHAPTER VI. — A PLEASAUNCE. — One gardener who . . . works for love's sake. — Among the great trees. — CHAPTER VII. — A WOMAN OF THE NEW DISPENSATION. — "Mr. Carmichael, you have much cause for thankfulness." — CHAPTER VIII. — A WOMAN OF THE OLD DISPENSATION. — Carmichael sang a solo. — CHAPTER IX. — A DAUGHTER OF DEBATE. — "Here is your silver piece." — "I should call it a deliberate—" — CHAPTER X. — A SUPRA-LAPSARIAN. — "She had an unfortunate tendency to meddle with my books." — CHAPTER XI. — IN THE GLOAMING. — Mother Church cast her spell over his imagination. — CHAPTER XII. — KILBOGIE MANSE. — "Ye 'll be hanging Dr. Chalmers there." — A tall, bony, forbidding woman. — CHAPTER XIII. — PREPARING FOR THE SACRAMENT. — Gathering her berry harvest. — He was a mere wisp of a man. — CHAPTER XIV. — A MODERATE. — "Will you let me walk with you for a little?" — CHAPTER XV. — JOINT POTENTATES. — "Private Capaucity." — Standing with a half-dried dish in her hand. — CHAPTER XVI. — DRIED ROSE LEAVES. — The old man escorted her ladyship. — CHAPTER XVII. — SMOULDERING FIRES. — Would gossip with him by the hour. — CHAPTER XVIII. — LOVE SICKNESS. — The driver stops to exchange views. — Two tramps held conference. — CHAPTER XIX. — THE FEAR OF GOD. — Wrestling in darkness of soul. — CHAPTER XX. — THE WOUNDS OF A FRIEND. — His attitude for exposition. — CHAPTER XXI. — LIGHT AT EVENTIDE. — "Ay, he 's in, but ye canna see him. — CHAPTER XXII. — WITHOUT FEAR AND WITHOUT REPROACH. — "To put flowers on his grave." — CHAPTER XXIII. — MARGET HOWE'S CONFESSIONAL. — "You have been awfully good to me." — CHAPTER XXIV. — LOVE IS LORD. — "He sat down by the river-side to meditate."
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