Hypatia

TO MY FATHER AND MY MOTHER

MY DEAR PARENTS:

WHEN you shall have read this book, and considered the view of human relationships which is set forth in it, you will be at no loss to discover why I have dedicated it to you, as one paltry witness of an union and of a debt which, though they may seem to have begun with birth, and to have grown with your most loving education, yet cannot die with death : but are spiritual, indefeasible, eternal in the heavens with that God from whom every fatherhood in heaven and earth is named.

C K

Volume 1		Volume 2
Preface I. The Laura II. The Dying World III. The Goths IV. Miriam V. A Day in Alexandria VI. The New Diogenes VII. Those By Whom Offences Come VIII. The East Wind IX. The Snapping of the Bow X. The Interview XI. The Laura Again XII. The Bower of Acrasia XIII. The Bottom of the Abyss XIV. The Rocks of the Sirens XV. Nephelococcuguia XVI. Venus and Pallas		XVII. A Stray Gleam XVIII. The Prefect Tested XIX. Jews Against Christians XX. She Stoops to Conquer XXI. The Squire-Bishop XXII. Pandemonium XXIII. Nemesis XXIV. Lost Lambs XXV. Seeking After a Sign XXVI. Miriam's Plot XXVII. The Prodigal's Return XXVIII. Woman's Love XXIX. Nemesis XXX. Every Man to His Own Place

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