When It Was Dark

[CONTENTS]

CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	An Incident by Way of Prologue	[1]
II.	In the Vicar's Study	[6]
III.	"I Think he is a Good Man"	[23]
IV.	The Smoke Cloud at Dawn	[33]
V.	A Lost Soul	[45]
VI.	The Whisper	[56]
VII.	Last Words at Walktown	[69]
VIII.	A Dinner at the Pannier d'Or	[77]
IX.	Inauguration	[95]
X.	The Resurrection Sermon	[107]
XI.	"Neither do I Condemn Thee"	[116]
XII.	Powers of Good and Evil	[126]

CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	While London was Sleeping	[141]
II.	Avoiding the Flower Pattern on the Carpet	[165]
III.	"I, Joseph"	[178]
IV.	The Domestic Chaplain's Testimony	[184]
V.	Deus, Deus Meus, Quare Dereliquisti!	[194]
VI.	Harness the Horses; and Get up, ye Horsemen, and Stand forth with your Helmets, Furbish the Spears, and Put on the Brigandines.—Jer. xlvi: 4	[205]
VII.	The Hour of Chaos	[212]
VIII.	The First Links	[225]
IX.	Particular Instances, Contrasting the Old Lady and the Special Correspondent	[233]
X.	The Triumph of Sir Robert Llwellyn	[245]
XI.	Progress	[256]
XII.	A Soul alone on the Sea-Shore	[262]

CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	What it Meant to the World's Women	[271]
II.	Cyril Hands Redux	[283]
III.	All ye Inhabitants of the World, and Dwellers on the Earth, See ye, when He Lifteth up an Ensign on the Mountains—Is. xviii: 3	[289]
IV.	A Luncheon Party	[302]
V.	By the Tower of Hippicus	[322]
VI.	Under the Eastern Stars: towards Gerizim	[342]
VII.	The Last Meeting	[356]
VIII.	Death Coming with One Grace	[364]
IX.	At Walktown Again	[376]
	Epilogue	[385]