One of My Sons

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I.	[—The Child, and what she Led me into]	[1]
II.	[—The Young Doctor and the Old]	[6]
III.	[—What a Door Hid]	[21]
IV.	[—"He Drank it alone"]	[32]
V.	[—Hope]	[38]
VI.	[—A Happy Inspiration]	[50]
VII.	[—The Elderly Gentleman by the Newel-Post]	[54]
VIII.	[—The Man behind the Screen]	[71]
IX.	[—The Clock that had Run down]	[88]
X.	[—The Pencil]	[96]
XI.	[—Something to Think about]	[101]
XII.	[—Gossip]	[104]
XIII.	[—Indications]	[110]
XIV.	[—A Sudden Turn]	[127]
XV.	[—The Missing Pocket]	[139]
XVI.	[—In the Parlour at Mrs. Penrhyn's]	[147]

BOOK II

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XVII.	[—The Monogram]	[157]
XVIII.	[—The Phial]	[176]
XIX.	[—I Make my First Move]	[187]
XX.	[—The Little House in New Jersey]	[192]
XXI.	[—Mille-Fleurs]	[201]
XXII.	[—A Disagreeable Hour with a Disagreeable Man]	[212]
XXIII.	[—In my Office]	[224]
XXIV.	[—An Old Catastrophe is Recalled]	[239]
XXV.	[—A Summons]	[255]
XXVI.	[—Ferry Lights]	[262]
XXVII.	[—Rain]	[272]
XXVIII.	[—By the Light of a Guttering Candle]	[282]
XXIX.	[—The Quiet Hour]	[313]
XXX.	[—An Unexpected Ally]	[320]
XXXI.	[—Sweetwater Has an Idea]	[327]
XXXII.	[—With the Shade Down]	[336]
XXXIII.	[—In which we can Pardon Mr. Gryce his Unfortunate Illness]	[344]
XXXIV.	[—"It was the Shock!"]	[352]
XXXV.	[—Roses]	[363]

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["That of a hand holding a bottle"]	[Frontispiece]
["One hand was pressed against his heart"]	[4]
["Crouched against the farther wall, with wide-extended eyes fixed full upon us"]	[30]
["I saw her wild figure jump out and plunge away in the direction of the river"]	[186]
["In two minutes I was under that open window"]	[276]
["She glided into our presence in one rapturous whirl"]	[296]