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CONTENTS

Volume I.
Chapter I.
The Will
Chapter II.
Disappointment and Hope; Prose and Poetry
Chapter III.
Closed Doors
Chapter IV.
An Evening At Mr. Rennie's
Chapter V.
A Humble Friend
Chapter VI.
A Bundle Of Old Letters
Chapter VII.
Up And Down
Chapter VIII.
Peggy Walker's Adventures
Chapter IX.
Peggy Walker's Adventures
Chapter X.
Elsie's Literary Venture, and Its Success
Chapter XI.
Some Grave Talk In Gay Company
Chapter XII.
Mr. Brandon In Edinburgh
Chapter XIII.
Peggy's Visitors, And Francis' Resolution
Chapter XIV
Good News For Francis
Volume II.
Chapter I.
How Francis Received The Good News
Chapter II.
Jane's Situation
Chapter III.
Elsie's Situation
Chapter IV.
Elsie Refuses An Excellent Offer
Chapter V.
Elsie Accepts Of A New Situation
Chapter VI.
A Letter From Australia For Francis, Which Causes Surprise In An Unexpected Quarter
Chapter VII.
Harriett Phillips Does A Little Bit Of Shopping, Which Is Somewhat Fatal To Her Projects
Chapter VIII.
Francis Makes A Favourable Impression On Harriett Phillips
Chapter IX.
A Bonnet Gained And A Lover Lost
Chapter X.
A Seance
Chapter XI.
Spiritualism, Love, And Politics
Chapter XII.
Chiefly Political
Chapter XIII.
Good-Bye
Chapter XIV.
Francis Hogarth's Canvass And