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Aunt Jane of Kentucky

CHAPTERS

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I. Sally Ann's Experience 1

II. The New Organ 29

III. Aunt Jane's Album 53

IV. "Sweet Day of Rest" 83

V. Milly Baker's Boy 105

VI. The Baptizing at Kittle Creek 141

VII. How Sam Amos Rode in the Tournament 169

VIII. Mary Andrews' Dinner-Party 193

IX. The Gardens of Memory 247

"There is not an existence about us but at first seems colorless, dreary, lethargic: what can our soul have in common with that of an elderly spinster, a slow-witted plowman, a miser who worships his gold?... But ... the emotion that lived and died in an old-fashioned country parlor shall as mightily stir our heart, shall as unerringly find its way to the deepest sources of life as the majestic passion that ruled the life of a king and shed its triumphant luster from the dazzling height of a throne."—Maeterlinck.

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