Chapter

 1 1|     the happiness of his own childhood. The cotton garment of a
 2 2|  sell our furniture. From my childhood I had been used to set a
 3 2|    the sacred memories of my childhood, and dispelled my earliest
 4 2| gaily left for a drive in my childhood. ~" 'Be very economical,
 5 2|     I had determined from my childhood that I would be a great
 6 2|     brings the scenes of our childhood, and made me pause to muse
 7 3|      adorable attractions of childhood were added to the enchantments
 8 3|   the peculiar possession of childhood. Alas! love's springtide
 9 3|  fertile region; old age and childhood thrived there. There seemed
10 3|     a lazy life, the life of childhood, the life of the savage
11 3|  tasted all the pleasures of childhood again, thanks to the strange
12 3|    and gladness like that of childhood, scarcely able to contain