Founded on Paper; Or, Uphill and ...

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By Charlotte Mary Yonge

Published 1897
T. Whittaker

252 pages

Original from the New York Public Library

Digitized Mar 2, 2007

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a CONTENTS CHAPTEB PAGE I THE JUBILEE FEAST	1
Pucklechurch, Whetstone, Downhill
THE LONELY COT	13
Truman, Miss Carbonel, honeysuckle
HI THE HEYDAY OF HOPE	30
mother-of-pearl, Whetstone, Master Owen
UP THE POLE	43
Greenhow, Miss Estrid, Mally
A BLOW	52
cannibals, Kensington, enough of London
AN ENGLISH SQUAW	63
Truman, Birmingham, Greylark

PAPER FABRICS	76
Estrid, However, tripe
A SCENE FEOM THE SAINTS TRAGEDY	89
Rupell, feeding her poor, Saint's Tragedy
A STOLEN LIKENESS	100
Estrid, Sterling, By-the-by
HEAVY LETTERS	107
RUPELL, butterfly, sting
AN INNOCENT	117
Southron, Rupell, Miss Darling
THE EXHIBITION	131
Etruscan, embroidery, Minsterham
To BE OE NOT TO BE	141
Gloriana, However, Grey lark
DOWN THE POLE	152
Dalkeith, Hogg and Salter's, Ruthven
A DIM AWAKENING	163
Miss Malvina's, Poor little Percy, Hogg and Salter
I FORGIVE AS A CHRISTIAN	174
colonial town, buoyancy, Oh Wilfred
THE BLACK MINUTE	182
Laura's letter, comfort thine heart, God help
FORSAKEN	192
Gloriana, perambulator, Psalm
WHAT NEXT?	203
Satan, chaplain, temptation
KIN AND KIND	211
kerchief, Pepper Castor, Mammy
AT THE BASE	222
rheumatic, lathe, Master Barton
A EESOLUTE WOMAN	234
Kloots, Aunt Sue, England
THE SECOND JUBILEE	245
Lady Alice, Miss Malvina, Blind School

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