BOOK III.

_FLOOD AND FIRE._

I. “O’ER CRAG AND TORRENT, TILL THE NIGHT IS GONE,” 277

II. “POLLY, PUT THE KETTLE ON” 288

III. PANSIES 297

IV. VÆ VICTIS. 314

V. AN EXPERIMENT 328

VI. THE FRAGRANCE OF TEA-ROSES 334

VII. “THESE, THROUGH THEIR FAITH, RECEIVED NOT THE PROMISE” 346

VIII. “THAT, APART FROM US, THEY SHOULD NOT BE MADE PERFECT” 368