Metzerott, ShoemakerBOOK III. FLOOD AND FIRE.Reading editionChapter navigation36 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterBOOK I. LOVE.Chapter I · KARL METZEROTT ATTENDS A KAFFEE KLATSCH.Chapter II · THE PASTOR’S BLUE APRON.Chapter III · A PESSIMIST.Chapter IV · DREAMS AND DREAMERS.Chapter V · “WHEN SORROWS COME.”Chapter VI · IN BATTALIONS.Chapter VII · “’VIDING.”Chapter VIII · MULTIPLICATION.Chapter IX · FORS FORTUNA.Chapter X · HOMINIBUS BONÆ VOLUNTATIS.Chapter XI · YGDRASIL.Chapter XII · “O YE ICE AND SNOW, BLESS YE THE LORD!”Chapter XIII · PROSIT NEUJAHR.Chapter XIV · LEARNING AND TEACHING.BOOK II. ALTRUISM.Chapter I · AFTER TWELVE YEARS.Chapter II · NEO-SOCIALISM.Chapter III · PRINCE LOUIS.Chapter IV · CINDERELLA’S SLIPPERS.Chapter V · “Das Ding-an-Sich.”Chapter VI · “AN ENEMY CAME AND SOWED TARES.”Chapter VII · GRADUAL ENFRANCHISEMENT.Chapter VIII · RITTER FRITZ.Chapter IX · “THE ETYMOLOGY OF GRACE.”Chapter X · PREACHING AND PRACTICE.BOOK III. FLOOD AND FIRE.Chapter I · “O’ER CRAG AND TORRENT, TILL THE NIGHT IS GONE.”Chapter II · “POLLY, PUT THE KETTLE ON.”Chapter III · PANSIES.Chapter IV · VÆ VICTIS.Chapter V · AN EXPERIMENT.Chapter VI · THE FRAGRANCE OF TEA-ROSES.Chapter VII · “THESE, THROUGH THEIR FAITH, RECEIVED NOT THE PROMISE.”Chapter VIII · “THAT, APART FROM US, THEY SHOULD NOT BE MADE PERFECT.”Previous chapter ←Book 2 — Chapter X · PREACHING AND PRACTICE.Next chapter →Book 3 — Chapter I · “O’ER CRAG AND TORRENT, TILL THE NIGHT IS GONE.”All chapters and sections (36)Opening pagesFront matterBooks1Book 1 · Chapters1234567891011121314Books2Book 2 · Chapters12345678910Books3Book 3 · Chapters12345678277◇← CHAPTER X. PREACHING AND PRACTICE.CHAPTER I. “O’ER CRAG AND TORRENT, TILL THE NIGHT IS GONE.” →