Driven Back To Eden

Language: English

Genres: Christian Fiction Family Life Religious Fiction

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1. PREFACE
2. CHAPTER I A PROBLEM
3. CHAPTER II I STATE THE CASE
4. CHAPTER III NEW PROSPECTS
5. CHAPTER IV A MOMENTOUS EXPEDITION
6. CHAPTER V A COUNTRY CHRISTMAS IN A CITY FLAT
7. CHAPTER VI A BLUFF FRIEND
8. CHAPTER VII MR. JONES SHOWS ME THE PLACE
9. CHAPTER VIII TELLING ABOUT EDEN
10. CHAPTER IX BREAKING CAMP
11. CHAPTER X SCENES ON THE WHARF
12. CHAPTER XI A VOYAGE UP THE HUDSON
13. CHAPTER XII A MARCH EVENING IN EDEN
14. CHAPTER XIII RESCUED AND AT HOME
15. CHAPTER XIV SELF-DENIAL AND ITS REWARD
16. CHAPTER XV OUR SUNNY KITCHEN
17. CHAPTER XVI MAKING A PLACE FOR CHICKENS
18. CHAPTER XVII GOOD BARGAINS IN MAPLE SUGAR
19. CHAPTER XVIII BUTTERNUTS AND BOBSEY'S PERIL
20. CHAPTER XIX JOHN JONES, JUN
21. CHAPTER XX RASPBERRY LESSONS
22. CHAPTER XXI THE ''VANDOO''
23. CHAPTER XXII EARLY APRIL GARDENING
24. CHAPTER XXIII A BONFIRE AND A FEAST
25. CHAPTER XXIV ''NO BLIND DRIFTING''
26. CHAPTER XXV OWLS AND ANTWERPS
27. CHAPTER XXVI A COUNTRY SUNDAY
28. CHAPTER XXVII STRAWBERRY VISIONS AND ''PERTATERS''
29. CHAPTER XXVIII CORN, COLOR, AND MUSIC
30. CHAPTER XXIX WE GO A-FISHING
31. CHAPTER XXX WEEDS AND WORKING FOR DEAR LIFE
32. CHAPTER XXXI NATURE SMILES AND HELPS
33. CHAPTER XXXII CHERRIES, BERRIES, AND BERRY-THIEVES
34. CHAPTER XXXIII GIVEN HIS CHOICE
35. CHAPTER XXXIV GIVEN A CHANCE
36. CHAPTER XXXV WE SHALL ALL EARN OUR SALT
37. CHAPTER XXXVI A THUNDERBOLT
38. CHAPTER XXXVII RALLYING FROM THE BLOW
39. CHAPTER XXXVIII AUGUST WORK AND PLAY
40. CHAPTER XXXIX A TRIP TO THE SEASHORE
41. CHAPTER XL A VISIT TO HOUGHTON FARM
42. CHAPTER XLI HOARDING FOR WINTER
43. CHAPTER XLII AUTUMN WORK AND SPORT
44. CHAPTER XLIII THANKSGIVING DAY
45. CHAPTER XLIV WE CAN MAKE A LIVING IN EDEN

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Frustrated with life in the tenements generally and the negative influences on his children specifically, a father decides to move his family to the country, where they live off the land and breathe fresh air. - Summary by David Gore

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