CHAPTER I A PROBLEM

Chapter II
I state the case

Chapter III
new prospects

Chapter IV
A momentous expedition

Chapter V
A country Christmas in A city flat

Chapter VI
A Bluff friend

Chapter VII
Mr. Jones Shows me the place

Chapter VIII
telling about Eden

Chapter IX
“Breaking camp”

Chapter X
scenes on the wharf

Chapter XI
A voyage up the Hudson

Chapter XII
A march evening in Eden

Chapter XIII
rescued and at home

Chapter XIV
self-denial and its reward

Chapter XV
our sunny kitchen

Chapter XVI
making A place for chickens

Chapter XVII
good bargains in maple sugar

Chapter XVIII
butternuts and Bobsey’s peril

Chapter XIX
John Jones, Jun

Chapter XX
raspberry lessons

Chapter XXI
the “VANDOO”

Chapter XXII
early April gardening

Chapter XXIII
A bonfire and A feast

Chapter XXIV
“No blind drifting”

Chapter XXV
owls and Antwerps

Chapter XXVI
A country Sunday

Chapter XXVII
strawberry visions and “PERTATERS”

Chapter XXVIII
corn, color, and music

Chapter XXIX
we go A-fishing

Chapter XXX
weeds and working for dear life

Chapter XXXI
nature Smiles and Helps

Chapter XXXII
cherries, berries, and berry-thieves

Chapter XXXIII
given his choice

Chapter XXXIV
given A chance

Chapter XXXV
“We shall all earn our salt”

Chapter XXXVI
A thunderbolt

Chapter XXXVII
rallying from the blow