- 1Chapter One
- 2II — Ghosts Like Good Architecture
- 3III — Our Debt to William C. Westbury
- 4IV — Those Were Lovely Days
- 5Chapter Two
- 6II — Cap’n Ben Has an Iron Door-Sill
- 7III — The Thought of Going Back to “Six Rooms and Improvements”
- 8IV — The Soft Feet of the Rain on the Shingles
- 9V — Elizabeth’s Ideas Were Not Poetic
- 10VI — Our Last Night in the Barn Was Not Like the Others
- 11Chapter Three
- 12II — Paper-hanging Is Not a Natural Gift
- 13III — There Is Nothing I Wouldn’t Do for a Bee — A Reasonable Bee
- 14IV — There Was a Place We Sometimes Visited to See the Trout
- 15Chapter Four
- 16II — There Is Work About Making Apple-Butter
- 17III — Lazarus’s Downfall Was a Matter of Pigs
- 18IV — Westbury Had Advised Against Wheat
- 19V — Deer — Wild Deer — On Our Own Farm!
- 20Chapter Five
- 21II — We Often Cooked by Our Fireplace
- 22III — Under the Spell of the White Touch
- 23IV — The Difficulty Was to Get Busy
- 24Chapter Six
- 25II — Westbury Dropped in
- 26III — No Animal Except Man Digs and Plants
- 27IV — Then Came Bella — And Gibbs
- 28Chapter Seven
- 29II — Out of the Blue
- 30III — “Ah, the Bonny Cow!”
- 31IV — Strawberries and Trout. How Is That for a Combination?
- 32Chapter Eight
- 33II — I Planted Some Canterbury-Bells
- 34III — And How the Family Did Grow Up!
- 35IV — And Then One Eventful Day
- 36V — Was It the Spirit of Our Garden?
Dwellers in Arcady
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