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       George MacDonald

      THE PARISH TRILOGY - Annals of a Quiet Neighbourhood, The Seaboard Parish & The Vicar's Daughter

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      2017 OK Publishing

      ISBN 978-80-7583-781-3

      Table of Contents

       ANNALS OF A QUIET NEIGHBOURHOOD

       THE SEABOARD PARISH

       THE VICAR'S DAUGHTER

      ANNALS OF A QUIET NEIGHBOURHOOD

       Table of Contents

       CHAPTER I. DESPONDENCY AND CONSOLATION

       CHAPTER II. MY FIRST SUNDAY AT MARSHMALLOWS

       CHAPTER III. MY FIRST MONDAY AT MARSHMALLOWS

       CHAPTER IV. THE COFFIN

       CHAPTER V. VISITORS FROM THE HALL

       CHAPTER VI. OLDCASTLE HALL

       CHAPTER VII. THE BISHOP'S BASIN

       CHAPTER VIII. WHAT I PREACHED

       CHAPTER IX. THE ORGANIST

       CHAPTER X. MY CHRISTMAS PARTY

       CHAPTER XI. SERMON ON GOD AND MAMMON

       CHAPTER XII. THE AVENUE

       CHAPTER XIII. YOUNG WEIR

       CHAPTER XIV. MY PUPIL

       CHAPTER XV. DR DUNCAN'S STORY

       CHAPTER XVI. THE ORGAN

       CHAPTER XVII. THE CHURCH-RATE

       CHAPTER XVIII. JUDY'S NEWS

       CHAPTER XIX. THE INVALID

       CHAPTER XX. MOOD AND WILL

       CHAPTER XXI. THE DEVIL IN THOMAS WEIR

       CHAPTER XXII. THE DEVIL IN CATHERINE WEIR

       CHAPTER XXIII. THE DEVIL IN THE VICAR

       CHAPTER XXIV. AN ANGEL UNAWARES

       CHAPTER XXV. TWO PARISHIONERS

       CHAPTER XXVI. SATAN CAST OUT

       CHAPTER XXVII. THE MAN AND THE CHILD

       CHAPTER XXVIII. OLD MRS TOMKINS

       CHAPTER XXIX. CALM AND STORM

       CHAPTER XXX. A SERMON TO MYSELF

       CHAPTER XXXI. A COUNCIL OF FRIENDS

       CHAPTER XXXII. THE NEXT THING

       CHAPTER XXXIII. OLD ROGERS'S THANKSGIVING

       CHAPTER XXXIV. TOM'S STORY

      CHAPTER I.

       DESPONDENCY AND CONSOLATION.

       Table of Contents

      Before I begin to tell you some of the things I have seen and heard, in both of which I have had to take a share, now from the compulsion of my office, now from the leading of my own heart, and now from that destiny which, including both, so often throws the man who supposed himself a mere on-looker, into the very vortex of events—that destiny which took form to the old pagans as a gray mist high beyond the heads of their gods, but to us is known as an infinite love, revealed in the mystery of man—I say before I begin, it is fitting that, in the absence of a common friend to do that office for me, I should introduce myself to your acquaintance, and I hope coming friendship. Nor can there be any impropriety in my telling you about myself, seeing I remain concealed behind my own words. You can never look me in the eyes, though you may look me in the soul. You may find me out, find my faults, my vanities, my sins, but you will not SEE me, at least in this world. To you I am but a voice of revealing, not a form of vision; therefore I am bold behind the mask, to speak to you heart to heart; bold, I say, just so much the more that I do not speak to you face to face. And when we meet in heaven—well, there I know there is no hiding; there, there is no reason for hiding anything; there, the whole desire will be alternate revelation and vision.

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