A Strange World, A Novel. Volume 3 (of 3)Front matterReading editionChapter navigation19 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterA STRANGE WORLDChapter I · ‘LOST TO HER PLACE AND NAME.’Chapter II · ‘THOU HAST ALL SEASONS FOR THINE OWN, O DEATH!’Chapter III · FIRE THAT IS CLOSEST KEPT BURNS MOST OF ALL.Chapter IV · FOR THERE’S NO SAFETY IN THE REALM FOR ME.Chapter V · ‘FOR THOU WERT STILL THE POOR MAN’S STAY.’Chapter VI · I FOUND HIM GARRULOUSLY GIVEN.Chapter VII · ‘FULL COLD MY GREETING WAS AND DRY.’Chapter VIII · ‘WHEN TIME SHALL SERVE, BE THOU NOT SLACK.’Chapter IX · ‘THE DAYS HAVE VANISHED, TONE AND TINT.’Chapter X · ‘THE SADDEST LOVE HAS SOME SWEET MEMORY.’Chapter XI · ‘STABB’D THROUGH THE HEART’S AFFECTIONS TO THE HEART.’Chapter XII · ‘IT IS TIME, O PASSIONATE HEART,’ SAID I.Chapter XIII · ‘NOT AS A CHILD SHALL WE AGAIN BEHOLD HER.’Chapter XIV · ‘A SOUL AS WHITE AS HEAVEN.’Chapter XV · ‘ENID, THE PILOT STAR OF MY LONE LIFE.’Chapter XVI · ‘FOR ALL IS DARK WHERE THOU ART NOT.’Chapter XVII · ‘BUT IN SOME WISE ALL THINGS WEAR ROUND BETIMES.’Beginning of this editionNext chapter →A STRANGE WORLDAll chapters and sections (19)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsA STRANGE WORLDVolume 3 · Chapters1234567891011121314151617The cover image was created by the transcriber and is placed in the public domain.◇A STRANGE WORLD →