Nature and Human Nature
CHAPTER I. A SURPRISE.
CHAPTER II. CLIPPERS AND STEAMERS.
CHAPTER III. A WOMAN'S HEART.
CHAPTER IV. A CRITTER WITH A THOUSAND VIRTUES AND
BUT ONE VICE.
CHAPTER V. A NEW WAY TO LEARN GAELIC.
CHAPTER VI. THE WOUNDS OF THE HEART.
CHAPTER VII. FIDDLING AND DANCING, AND SERVING THE
DEVIL.
CHAPTER VIII. STITCHING A BUTTON-HOLE.
CHAPTER IX. THE PLURAL OF MOOSE.
CHAPTER X. A DAY ON THE LAKE.—PART I.
CHAPTER XI. A DAY ON THE LAKE.—PART II.
CHAPTER XII. THE BETROTHAL.
CHAPTER XIII. A FOGGY NIGHT.
CHAPTER XIV. FEMALE COLLEGES.
CHAPTER XV. GIPSEYING.
CHAPTER XVI. THE WORLD BEFORE THE FLOOD.
CHAPTER XVII. LOST AT SEA.
CHAPTER XVIII. HOLDING UP THE MIRROR.
CHAPTER XIX. THE BUNDLE OF STICKS.
CHAPTER XX. TOWN AND COUNTRY.
CHAPTER XXI. THE HONEYMOON.
CHAPTER XXII. A DISH OF CLAMS.
CHAPTER XXIII. THE DEVIL'S HOLE; OR, FISH AND FLESH.
CHAPTER XXIV. THE CUCUMBER LAKE.
CHAPTER XXV. THE RECALL.
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