Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm

by Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin

Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm

by

Kate Douglas Wiggin

TO MY MOTHER

Her eyes as stars of Twilight fair;
Like Twilight's, too, her dusky hair;
But all things else about her drawn
From May-time and the cheerful Dawn;
A dancing Shape, an Image gay,
To haunt, to startle, and way-lay.
Wordsworth.

CONTENTS

I.	["WE ARE SEVEN"]
II.	[REBECCA'S RELATIONS]
III.	[A DIFFERENCE IN HEARTS]
IV.	[REBECCA'S POINT OF VIEW]
V.	[WISDOM'S WAYS]
VI.	[SUNSHINE IN A SHADY PLACE]
VII.	[RIVERBORO SECRETS]
VIII.	[COLOR OF ROSE]
IX.	[ASHES OF ROSES]
X.	[RAINBOW BRIDGES]
XI.	["THE STIRRING OF THE POWERS"]
XII.	["SEE THE PALE MARTYR"]
XIII.	[SNOW-WHITE; ROSE-RED]
XIV.	[MR. ALADDIN]
XV.	[THE BANQUET LAMP]
XVI.	[SEASONS OF GROWTH]
XVII.	[GRAY DAYS AND GOLD]
XVIII.	[REBECCA REPRESENTS THE FAMILY]
XIX.	[DEACON ISRAEL'S SUCCESSOR]
XX.	[A CHANGE OF HEART]
XXI.	[THE SKY LINE WIDENS]
XXII.	[CLOVER BLOSSOMS AND SUNFLOWERS]
XXIII.	[THE HILL DIFFICULTY]
XXIV.	[ALADDIN RUBS HIS LAMP]
XXV.	[ROSES OF JOY]
XXVI.	[OVER THE TEACUPS]
XXVII.	["THE VISION SPLENDID"]
XXVIII.	["TH' INEVITABLE YOKE"]
XXIX.	[MOTHER AND DAUGHTER]
XXX.	["GOOD-BY, SUNNYBROOK!"]
XXXI.	[AUNT MIRANDA'S APOLOGY]

REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM

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