Trowbridge, J. T. (John Townsend), 1827-1916 [1857], Neighbor Jackwood, by Paul Creyton (pseud.) (Phillips, Sampson and Company, Boston) [word count] [eaf732T].

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Neighbor Jackwood. By Paul Creyton (pseud.).

Front Matter Front matter Covers, Edges and Spine Advertisement WORKS OF PERMANENT VALUE. Preliminaries Title Page CONTENTS. Main text I. THE MOUTH OF WILD RIVER. II. THE STRANGER AND THE STORM. III. THE FARM-HOUSE. IV. THE SABBATH MORNING. V. HECTOR. VI. GRANDMOTHER RIGGLESTY. VII. THE DUNBURYS. VIII. DOWN THE MOUNTAIN. IX. HECTOR AND CHARLOTTE. X. MRS. RIGGLESTY'S ADVENTURE. XI. DANGEROUS SYMPTOMS. XII. THE WEDDING. XIII. THE VISIT AND THE EXCURSION. XIV. THE HUNTERS. XV. THE LIFTING OF THE VEIL. XVI. FIGHTING FIRE. XVII. THE MORNING AFTER. XVIII. PARTINGS. XIX. THE DOVE AND THE SERPENT. XX. “TWO NEGATIVES DESTROY EACH OTHER. ” XXI. BIM'S DISCOVERIES. XXII. TWO SKELETONS IN ONE HOUSE. XXIII. PROSPECTS. XXIV. THE JUDGMENT. XXV. TOWARDS MIDNIGHT. XXVI. MOTHER AND SON. XXVII. THE FOREST ROAD. XXVIII. THE FACE AT THE WINDOW. XXIX. THE GREENWICH FAMILY. XXX. AN UNWELCOME GUEST. XXXI. BROTHER AND SISTER. XXXII. FLIGHT. XXXIII. HOUSELESS. XXXIV. THE NIGHT. XXXV. HECTOR'S JOURNEY. XXXVI. THE INUNDATION. XXXVII. RUMORS. XXXVIII. MR. RUKELY'S GREAT SERMON. XXXIX. HOW DICKSON TOOK LEAVE. XL. MR. CRUMLETT'S SPECULATIONS. XLI. CONFESSIONS. XLII. THE WILDERNESS. XLIII. THE LAW TAKES ITS COURSE. XLIV. RETRIBUTION. XLV. CLOSING SCENES. Back matter PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, & CO. 'S PUBLICATIONS. POETRY AND THE DRAMA. Advertisement