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  1. Titlepage
  2. Imprint
  3. Dedication
  4. Introduction
  5. Iola Leroy
    1. I: Mystery of Market Speech and Prayer-Meeting
    2. II: Contraband of War
    3. III: Uncle Daniel’s Story
    4. IV: Arrival of the Union Army
    5. V: The Release of Iola Leroy
    6. VI: Robert Johnson’s Promotion and Religion
    7. VII: Tom Anderson’s Death
    8. VIII: The Mystified Doctor
    9. IX: Eugene Leroy and Alfred Lorraine
    10. X: Shadows in the Home
    11. XI: The Plague and the Law
    12. XII: Schoolgirl Notions
    13. XIII: A Rejected Suitor
    14. XIV: Harry Leroy
    15. XV: Robert and His Company
    16. XVI: After the Battle
    17. XVII: Flames in the Schoolroom
    18. XVIII: Searching for Lost Ones
    19. XIX: Striking Contrasts
    20. XX: A Revelation
    21. XXI: A Home for Mother
    22. XXII: Further Lifting of the Veil
    23. XXIII: Delightful Reunions
    24. XXIV: Northern Experience
    25. XXV: An Old Friend
    26. XXVI: Open Questions
    27. XXVII: Diverging Paths
    28. XXVIII: Dr. Latrobe’s Mistake
    29. XXIX: Visitors from the South
    30. XXX: Friends in Council
    31. XXXI: Dawning Affections
    32. XXXII: Wooing and Wedding
    33. XXXIII: Conclusion
  6. Note
  7. Colophon
  8. Uncopyright

Uncopyright

May you do good and not evil.
May you find forgiveness for yourself and forgive others.
May you share freely, never taking more than you give.

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