Contents.

Chapter		Page
[I.]	BEREAVED!	1
[II.]	AUNT JEMIMA	8
[III.]	HOW MISS JEMIMA MANAGED HER BROTHER’S HOUSE	13
[IV.]	“ME LUN AWAY”	19
[V.]	“THE LITTLE TWIN BRETHREN”	22
[VI.]	THE FATHER’S QUEST	25
[VII.]	WHAT HAD BECOME OF THE CHILD?	36
[VIII.]	THE SHOEMAKER BECOMES “GOLDEN”	41
[IX.]	A STRANGE CLIENT FOR MESSRS. TONGS AND BALL	47
[X.]	MISS JEMIMA IS VERY MUCH ASTONISHED	52
[XI.]	“COBBLER” HORN ANSWERS HIS LETTERS, AND RECEIVES THE CONGRATULATIONS OF HIS FRIENDS	58
[XII.]	“COBBLER” HORN PAYS A VISIT TO HIS LANDLORD	65
[XIII.]	FREE COBBLERY	72
[XIV.]	“THE GOLDEN SHOEMAKER” WAITS UPON HIS MINISTER	76
[XV.]	“COBBLER” HORN ENGAGES A SECRETARY	85
[XVI.]	THE ATTACK ON THE CORRESPONDENCE	91
[XVII.]	A PARTING GIFT FOR “THE LITTLE TWIN BRETHREN”	98
[XVIII.]	THE NEW HOUSE	105
[XIX.]	A TALK WITH THE MINISTER ABOUT MONEY	110
[XX.]	“COBBLER” HORN’S VILLAGE	116
[XXI.]	IN NEED OF REPAIRS	123
[XXII.]	“THE GOLDEN SHOEMAKER” INSTRUCTS HIS LAWYERS	129
[XXIII.]	MEMORIES	138
[XXIV.]	ON THE OCEAN	149
[XXV.]	COUSIN JACK	163
[XXVI.]	HOME AGAIN	176
[XXVII.]	COMING INTO COLLISION WITH THE PROPRIETIES	184
[XXVIII.]	BOUNDER GIVES WARNING	193
[XXIX.]	VAGUE SURMISINGS	201
[XXX.]	A NOVEL DIFFICULTY FOR A MAN OF WEALTH	207
[XXXI.]	“COBBLER” HORN’S CRITICS	217
[XXXII.]	“IN LABOURS MORE ABUNDANT”	232
[XXXIII.]	TOMMY DUDGEON ON THE WATCH	239
[XXXIV.]	A “FATHER” AND “MOTHER” FOR THE “HOME”	249
[XXXV.]	THE OPENING OF THE “HOME”	255
[XXXVI.]	TOMMY DUDGEON UNDERTAKES A DELICATE ENTERPRISE	267
[XXXVII.]	BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH	275
[XXXVIII.]	A LITTLE SHOE	285
[XXXIX.]	A JOYOUS DISCOVERY	293
[XL.]	TOMMY DUDGEON’S CONTRIBUTION	305
[XLI.]	NO ROOM FOR DOUBT!	313
[XLII.]	FATHER AND DAUGHTER	326
[XLIII.]	THE TRAMP’S CONFESSION	339

THE GOLDEN SHOEMAKER.

CHAPTER I.

BEREAVED!