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Chapter 1 A SURPRISE.
Chapter 2 CLIPPERS AND STEAMERS.
Chapter 3 A WOMAN'S HEART.
Chapter 4 A CRITTER WITH A THOUSAND VIRTUES AND BUT ONE VICE.
Chapter 5 A NEW WAY TO LEARN GAELIC.
Chapter 6 THE WOUNDS OF THE HEART.
Chapter 7 FIDDLING AND DANCING, AND SERVING THE DEVIL.
Chapter 8 STITCHING A BUTTON-HOLE.
Chapter 9 THE PLURAL OF MOOSE.
Chapter 10 A DAY ON THE LAKE.--PART I.
Chapter 11 A DAY ON THE LAKE.--PART II.
Chapter 12 THE BETROTHAL.
Chapter 13 A FOGGY NIGHT.
Chapter 14 FEMALE COLLEGES.
Chapter 15 GIPSEYING.
Chapter 16 THE WORLD BEFORE THE FLOOD.
Chapter 17 LOST AT SEA.
Chapter 18 HOLDING UP THE MIRROR.
Chapter 19 THE BUNDLE OF STICKS.
Chapter 20 TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Chapter 21 THE HONEYMOON.
Chapter 22 A DISH OF CLAMS.
Chapter 23 THE DEVIL'S HOLE; OR, FISH AND FLESH.
Chapter 24 THE CUCUMBER LAKE.
Chapter 25 THE RECALL.
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Chapter 18 HOLDING UP THE MIRROR.

From Halifax to Cumberland, Squire, the eastern coast of Nova Scotia presents more harbours fit for the entrance of men-of-war than the whole Atlantic coast of our country from Maine to Mexico. No part of the world I am acquainted with is so well supplied and so little frequented. They are "thar," as we say, but where are the large ships? growing i

             
            

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