H. S. CASWELL,

Montreal:
JOHN LOVELL, 28 AND 25 ST. NICHOLAS STREET.
1874.

CONTENTS.

Clara Roscom; or, The Path of Duty;— Page.
CHAPTER I. A Sudden Bereavement[1]
CHAPTER II. Success at School[6]
CHAPTER III. Clara at Mrs. Wentworth's Boarding School[12]
CHAPTER IV. Governess in Mr. Leighton's Family[18]
CHAPTER V. Willie Leighton's Return from England[26]
CHAPTER VI. An Evening Party[32]
CHAPTER VII. Failing Health of Clara's Mother[39]
CHAPTER VIII. A Bright Dream and Peaceful End[45]
CHAPTER IX. Friendly Attentions[56]
CHAPTER X. A Surprise[60]
CHAPTER XI. Embarrassing Interviews[65]
CHAPTER XII. A New England Home[76]
CHAPTER XIII. New Occupations[83]
CHAPTER XIV. School at Mill Town[91]
CHAPTER XV. A Happy Re-union[96]
CHAPTER XVI. Miss Simmond's Story[105]
CHAPTER XVII. Penitent and Forgiven[117]
CHAPTER XVIII. A New Joy[123]
CHAPTER XIX. Uncle Charles[127]
CHAPTER XX. Lights and Shadows[132]
CHAPTER XXI. Reconciled[140]
CHAPTER XXII. Clara's Marriage[145]
CHAPTER XXIII. A Pleasing Incident[148]
Terry Dolan[151]
The Faithful Wife[163]
Emma Ashton[175]
Thoughts on Autumn[199]
Wandering Davy[205]
Looking on the Dark Side[215]
Edward Barton[223]
The Weary at Rest[233]
The Rainy Afternoon[239]
The Student's Dream[251]
Uncle Ephraim[257]
Story of a Log Cabin[265]
Hazel-Brook Farm[281]
Old Rufus[301]
The Diamond Ring[311]
The Unfortunate Man[323]
The Old Schoolhouse[329]
Arthur Sinclair[335]
The Snow Storm[355]
The New Year[361]
Earnest Harwood; or, the Adopted Son[367]

CHAPTER I.