A Gray Eye or So. In Three Volumes—Volume IA GRAY EYE OR SOReading editionChapter navigation21 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…A GRAY EYE OR SOIn Three Volumes—Volume IChapter I · —ON CERTAIN ABSTRACTIONS.Chapter II · —ON A GREAT HOPE.Chapter III · —ON HONESTY AND THE WORKING MAN.Chapter IV · —ON FABLES.Chapter V · —ON A PERILOUS CAUSEWAY.Chapter VI · —ON THE INFLUENCE OF AN OCEAN.Chapter VII · —ON THE ADVANTAGES OF A FULL MOON.Chapter VIII · —ON THE ZIG-ZAG TRACK.Chapter IX · —ON THE HELPLESSNESS OF WOMAN.Chapter X · —ON SCIENCE AND ART.Chapter XI · —ON HEAVEN AND THE LORD CHANCELLOR.Chapter XII · —ON THE MYSTERY OF MAN.Chapter XIII · —ON THE ART OF COLOURING.Chapter XIV · —ON AN IRISH DANCE.Chapter XV · —ON THE SHRIEK.Chapter XVI · —ON THE VALUE OF A BAD CHARACTER.Chapter XVII · —ON PROVIDENCE AS A MATCH-MAKER.Chapter XVIII · —ON THE PROFESSIONAL MORALIST.Chapter XIX · —ON MODERN SOCIETY.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →In Three Volumes—Volume IAll chapters and sections (21)Other sectionsA GRAY EYE OR SOSections1Volume 1 · Chapters12345678910111213141516171819By Frank Frankfort MooreAuthor of “I Forbid The Banns,” “Dalreen,” “Sojourners Together,” “Highways And High Seas,” Etc.In Three Volumes—Volume I →