Voices; Birth-Marks; The Man and the ElephantBIRTH-MARKSReading editionChapter navigation27 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterINDEXVOICESVOICES (continued 2)BIRTH-MARKSChapter I · —“And to Every Seed His Own Body.”Chapter II · —Emigrants.Chapter III · —The Settlement.Chapter IV · —John Calvin Campbell and Dorothy Fairfax.Chapter V · —An Unbidden Guest.Chapter VI · —The Children.Chapter VII · —Diamond Cut Diamond.Chapter VIII · —The Awakening of Virginia.Chapter IX · —Chronicles.Chapter X · —The End and After the War.Chapter XI · —The Kentucky Spirit or Why the Kentucky Colonel.Chapter XII · —Raise Us Up, Oh Lord.Chapter XIII · —The Tempter Speaks.Chapter XIV · —The Conspirator.Chapter XV · —Dorothy Again a Prisoner.Chapter XVI · —A Wedding.Chapter XVII · —David Clark.Chapter XVIII · —State Rights.Chapter XIX · —The Great Awakening.Chapter XX · —Another Conspiracy.Chapter XXI · —Controversies and Peace.THE MAN AND THE ELEPHANTPrevious chapter ←VOICES (continued 2)Next chapter →Chapter I · —“And to Every Seed His Own Body.”All chapters and sections (27)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsINDEXVOICESVOICES (continued 2)BIRTH-MARKSChapters123456789101112131415161718192021Other sectionsTHE MAN AND THE ELEPHANTBIRTH-MARKS← VOICES (continued 2)CHAPTER I.—“And to Every Seed His Own Body.” →