Weighed and Wanting. George MacDonald

THE MESSAGE.

       CHAPTER LX.

       A BIRTHDAY GIFT.

      I. Bad Weather

      II. Father, Mother and Son

      III. The Magic Lantern

      IV. Hester alone

      V. Truly the Light is sweet

      VI. The Aquarium

      VII. Amy Amber

      VIII. Cornelius and Vavasor

      IX. Songs and Singers

      X. Hester and Amy

      XI. At Home

      XII. A Beginning

      XIII. A private Exhibition

      XIV. Vavasor and Hester

      XV. A small Failure

      XVI. The Concert Room

      XVII. An uninvited Guest

      XVIII. Catastrophe

      XIX. Light and Shade

      XX. The Journey

      XXI. Mother and Daughter

      XXII. Gladness

      XXIII. Down the Hill

      XXIV. Out of the Frying pan

      XXV. Was it into the Fire?

      XXVI. Waiting a Purpose

      XXVII. Major H. G. Marvel

      XXVIII. The Major and Vavasor

      XXIX. A brave Act

      XXX. In another Light

      XXXI. The Major and Cousin Helen's Boys

      XXXII. A distinguished Guest

      XXXIII. Courtship in earnest

      XXXIV. Calamity

      XXXV. In London

      XXXVI. A Talk with the Major

      XXXVII. Rencontres

      XXXVIII. In the House

      XXXIX. The Major and the Small-pox

      XL. Down and down

      XLI. Difference

      XLII. Deep calleth unto Deep

      XLIII. Deliverance

      XLIV. On the Way up

      XLV. More yet

      XLVI. Amy and Corney

      XLVII. Miss Vavasor

      XLVIII. Mr. Christopher

      XLIX. An Arrangement

      L. Things at Home

      LI. The Return

      LII. A heavenly Vision

      LIII. A sad Beginning

      LIV. Mother and Son

      LV. Miss Dasomma and Amy

      LVI. The sick Room

      LVII. Vengeance is Mine

      LVIII. Father and Daughter-in-law

      LIX. The Message

      LX. A birthday Gift

CHAPTER I.

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BAD WEATHER.