XV Noël 140 XVI The Bubble, Reputation 145 XVII Absalom, My Son! 160 XVIII The Awakening 172 XIX Issachar 188 XX Dry Wells 201 XXI Gilgal 216 XXII Love 226 XXIII Tarred Ropes 242 XXIV The Under-Depths 255 XXV The Plow in the Furrow 265 XXVI As With a Mantle 279 XXVII Swept and Garnished 294 XXVIII The Burden of Habakkuk 306 XXIX As Brutes That Perish 319 XXX Through a Glass Darkly 331 XXXI The Net of the Fowler

338 XXXII Whoso Diggeth a Pit 347 XXXIII The Wine-Press of Wrath 357 XXXIV The Smoke of the Furnace 366 XXXV A Soul in Shackles 378 XXXVI Free Among the Dead 387 XXXVII Whose Yesterdays Look Backward 399 THE QUICKENING I BETHESDA The revival in Paradise Valley, conducted by the Reverend Silas Crafts, of South Tredegar, was in the middle of its second week, and the field--to use Brother Crafts' own word--was white to the harvest. Little Zoar, the square, weather-tinged wooden church at the head of the valley, built upon land donated to the denomination in times long past by an impenitent but generous Major Dabney, stood a little way back from the pike in a grove of young pines. By half-past six of the June evening the revivalist's congregation had begun to assemble. Those who cam-

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