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| I | No Place for Sentiment | [1] |
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| II | “Why?” | [9] |
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| III | The Change in the Rector’s Eyes | [22] |
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| IV | Too Many Men | [35] |
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| V | Edward E. Allison Takes a Vacation | [47] |
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| VI | The Impulsive Young Man From Home | [59] |
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| VII | They Had Already Spoiled Her! | [70] |
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| VIII | Still Piecing Out the World | [80] |
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| IX | The Mine for the Golden Altar | [88] |
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| X | The Storm Center of Magnetic Attraction | [98] |
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| XI | “Gentlemen, There is Your Empire!” | [111] |
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| XII | Gail Solves the Problem of Vedder Court | [123] |
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| XIII | The Survival of the Fittest | [135] |
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| XIV | The Free and Entirely Uncurbed | [150] |
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| XV | But Why Was She Lonesome? | [158] |
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| XVI | Gail at Home | [167] |
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| XVII | Something Happens to Gerald Fosland | [178] |
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| XVIII | The Message from New York | [187] |
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| XIX | The Rector Knows | [199] |
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| XX | The Breed of Gail | [212] |
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| XXI | The Public is Aroused | [221] |
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| XXII | The Rev. Smith Boyd Protests | [231] |
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| XXIII | A Series of Gaieties | [240] |
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| XXIV | The Maker of Maps | [250] |
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| XXV | A Question of Eugenics | [262] |
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| XXVI | An Empire and an Empress | [271] |
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| XXVII | Allison’s Private and Particular Devil | [281] |
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| XXVIII | Love | [289] |
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| XXIX | Gail First! | [299] |
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| XXX | The Flutter of a Sheet of Music | [309] |
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| XXXI | Gail Breaks a Promise | [315] |
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| XXXII | Gerald Fosland Makes a Speech | [325] |
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| XXXIII | Chicken, or Steak? | [334] |
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| XXXIV | A Matter of Conscience | [344] |
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| XXXV | A Vestry Meeting | [353] |
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| XXXVI | Hand in Hand | [362] |