Mary Derwent
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- Chapter I
- Chapter II The Valley of Wyoming
- Chapter III The Cruel Enlightenment
- Chapter IV The Forest Walk
- Chapter V The Island Cove
- Chapter VI The Tempter and the Tempest
- Chapter VII The Missionary’s Cabin
- Chapter VIII My Father’s Ward
- Chapter IX Struggles and Penalties
- Chapter X The Lost Year
- Chapter XI Queen Esther
- Chapter XII The Marriage Contract
- Chapter XIII The Cherry-Tree Spring
- Chapter XIV The Merited Lesson
- Chapter XV Aunt Polly Carter
- Chapter XVI The Serpent Bracelet
- Chapter XVII The Old Johnson House
- Chapter XVIII The Lake by Starlight
- Chapter XIX Walter Butler’s Capture
- Chapter XX The Wife’s Struggle
- Chapter XXI Household Talk
- Chapter XXII The Jail at Albany
- Chapter XXIII The Gathering Storm
- Chapter XXIV The First Skirmish
- Chapter XXV The Chief’s Burial
- Chapter XXVI The White Queen’s Gift
- Chapter XXVII The Battle-Field
- Chapter XXVIII The Warning and Flight
- Chapter XXIX The Island Grave
- Chapter XXX The Double Wedding
- Chapter XXXI The Father and the Daughter
- Chapter XXXII The Inheritance
- Chapter XXXIII The Ashes of Power
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