When Life Was Young: At the Old Farm in Maine - C. A. Stephens

CHAPTER		PAGE
	[The Farm on the Pennesseewassee]	1
[I.]	A Nose in Common	5
[II.]	White Sunday	13
[III.]	Monday at the Old Farm	28
[IV.]	Our First Jersey Cow	47
[V.]	Sheep-washing—Addison's Novel Water-warmer	57
[VI.]	The Vermifuge Bottle	72
[VII.]	Immersing the Lambs	94
[VIII.]	"Old Three-Legs"	106
[IX.]	Homesick Again. Blue, Oh, so Blue	119
[X.]	Mug-bread, Pones and Johnny-Reb Toast	128
[XI.]	The Birds and Bird-Songs at the Old Farm	136
[XII.]	Two Very Early Callers—Each on Business	153
[XIII.]	We All Set Off to Have Our Pictures Taken	166
[XIV.]	"There is a Man in England, named Darwin"	176
[XV.]	A Wet Fourth of July, with a Good Deal of Human Nature in It	187
[XVI.]	Wood-chucks in the Clover—Addison's Stratagem	208
[XVII.]	Haying Time	218
[XVIII.]	Apple-hoards	227
[XIX.]	Dog Days, Grain Harvest, and a Truly Lucretian Tempest	247
[XX.]	Cedar Brooms and a Noble String of Trout	255
[XXI.]	Tom's Fort	268
[XXII]	High Times	286
[XXIII.]	The Thrashers Come	297
[XXIV.]	Going to the Cattle Show	308
[XXV.]	The Wild Rose Sweeting	321
[XVI.]	The Old Squire Allows Us Four Days for Camping Out	329
[XVII.]	At the Old Slave's Farm	340
[XXVIII.]	The Old Squire's Panther Story	384
[XXIX.]	The Outlaw Dogs	397
[XXX.]	A Heartfelt Thanksgiving and a Merry Young Muse that Visited Us Uninvited	410

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