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table of contents
  1. Titlepage
  2. Imprint
  3. Epigraph
  4. Preface
  5. Our Nig
    1. I: Mag Smith, My Mother
    2. II: My Father’s Death
    3. III: A New Home for Me
    4. IV: A Friend for Nig
    5. V: Departures
    6. VI: Varieties
    7. VII: Spiritual Condition of Nig
    8. VIII: Visitor and Departure
    9. IX: Death
    10. X: Perplexities.—Another Death
    11. XI: Marriage Again
    12. XII: The Winding Up of the Matter
  6. Appendix
  7. Colophon
  8. Uncopyright

“I know
That care has iron crowns for many brows;
That Calvaries are everywhere, whereon
Virtue is crucified, and nails and spears
Draw guiltless blood; that sorrow sits and drinks
At sweetest hearts, till all their life is dry;
That gentle spirits on the rack of pain
Grow faint or fierce, and pray and curse by turns;
That hell’s temptations, clad in heavenly guise
And armed with might, lie evermore in wait
Along life’s path, giving assault to all.”

Holland.

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