To Edwin Hutchings
My Inspiration
Contents
| Prologue | ||
|---|---|---|
| I | Lavinia | [ 3] |
| II | Calvin | [ 6] |
| III | David | [ 12] |
| Book One: Spring | ||
| IV | Vine Cottage | [ 21] |
| V | Judith Goes West | [ 26] |
| VI | The Trench Children | [ 32] |
| VII | Lavinia Pays a Call | [ 43] |
| VIII | Hal Marksley Intrudes | [ 53] |
| IX | News from Bromfield | [ 61] |
| X | Eileen Seeks Counsel | [ 65] |
| XI | Vicarious Living | [ 76] |
| XII | The Poem Judith Read | [ 84] |
| XIII | Eyes Turned Homeward | [ 93] |
| XIV | A Broken Axle | [ 101] |
| XV | Masked Benefaction | [ 109] |
| XVI | Coming Storm | [ 120] |
| XVII | A Place Called Bromfield | [ 131] |
| Book Two: Summer | ||
| XVIII | Sylvia | [ 139] |
| XIX | A Web in the Moonlight | [ 146] |
| XX | Red Dawn | [ 153] |
| XXI | The Cloud on the Horizon | [ 158] |
| XXII | Midsummer Magic | [ 164] |
| XXIII | Lavinia Sees the Abyss | [ 173] |
| XXIV | One Way Out | [ 177] |
| XXV | A Wedding at Vine Cottage | [ 183] |
| XXVI | The Light Within | [ 193] |
| XXVII | David’s Children | [ 198] |
| XXVIII | Indian Summer | [ 205] |
| XXIX | The Truth that is Clean | [ 211] |
| XXX | Katharsis | [ 216] |
| XXXI | A New Hilltop | [ 224] |
| Book Three: Belated Frost | ||
| XXXII | Lavinia Flounders | [ 231] |
| XXXIII | The Statue and the Bust | [ 237] |
| XXXIV | Lavinia’s Credo | [ 248] |
| XXXV | The Credo at Work | [ 256] |
| XXXVI | Consummation | [ 263] |
| XXXVII | In the “Personal” Column | [ 268] |
| XXXVIII | The Greater Love | [ 274] |
| XXXIX | Lavinia | [ 282] |