of all—­the cruelty of selfishness
    The home is the very foundation-rock of the nation
    The old soldier found dependence hard to bear
    The one precious gift of life
    They don’t take notice of him, because he don’t say much
    Though his heart was breaking, his voice was steady
    We know nothing of their problems or temptations

THE INSIDE OF THE CUP

By Winston Churchill

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Volume 1. 
I. The Waring problems
II.  Mr. Langmaid’s mission
III.  The primrose path
IV.  Some riddles of the twentieth century

Volume 2. 
V. The rector has more food for thought. 
Vi.  “Watchman, what of the night”
VII.  The kingdoms of the world
VIII.  The line of least resistance.

Volume 3. 
IX.  The divine discontent
X. The messenger in the church
XI.  The lost parishioner
XII.  The woman of the song

Volume 4. 
XIII.  Winterbourne
XIV.  A Saturday afternoon
XV.  The crucible
XVI.  Amid the encircling gloom

Volume 5. 
XVII.  Reconstruction
XVIII.  The riddle of causation
XIX.  Mr. Goodrich becomes A partisan

Volume 6. 
XX.  The arraignment
XXI.  Alison goes to church
XXII.  Which say to the seers, see not!

Volume 7. 
XXIII.  The choice
XXIV.  The vestry meets
XXV.  “Rise, crowned with light!”
XXVI.  The current of life

Volume 8. 
XXVII.  Retribution
XXVIII.  Light

THE INSIDE OF THE CUP

Volume 1.

CHAPTER I

THE WARING PROBLEMS

I