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The Pointing Man

Chapter 22 IN WHICH CORYNDON HOLDS THE LAST THREAD AND DRAWS IT TIGHT

Word Count: 2362    |    Released on: 06/12/2017

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The Pointing Man
The Pointing Man
Marjorie Douie Literature
“The Pointing Man by Marjorie Douie”
1 Chapter 1 IN WHICH THE DESTINY THAT PLAYS WITH MEN MOVES THE PIECES ON THE BOARD2 Chapter 2 TELLS THE STORY OF A LOSS, AND HOW IT AFFECTED THE REV. FRANCIS HEATH3 Chapter 3 INDICATES A STANDPOINT COMMONLY SUPPOSED TO REPRESENT THE PRINCIPLES OF THE JESUIT FATHERS4 Chapter 4 INTRODUCES THE READER TO MRS. WILDER IN A SECRETIVE MOOD5 Chapter 5 CRAVEN JOICEY, THE BANKER, FINDS THAT HIS MEMORY IS NOT TO BE TRUSTED6 Chapter 6 TELLS HOW ATKINS EXPLAINS FACTS BY PEOPLE AND NOT PEOPLE BY FACTS, AND HOW HARTLEY, HEAD OF THE POLICE, SMELLS THE SCENT OF APPLE ORCHARDS GROWING IN A FOOL'S PARADISE7 Chapter 7 FINDS THE REV. FRANCIS HEATH READING GEORGE HERBERT'S POEMS, AND LEAVES HIM PLEDGED TO A POSSIBLY COMPROMISING SILENCE8 Chapter 8 SHOWS HOW THE CLOAK OF DARKNESS OF ONE NIGHT HIDES MANY EMOTIONS, AND MRS. WILDER IS FRANKLY INQUISITIVE9 Chapter 9 MRS. WILDER IS PRESENTED IN A MELTING MOOD, AND DRAYCOTT WILDER IS FORCED TO RECALL THE LINES COMMENCING A FOOL THERE WAS 10 Chapter 10 IN WHICH CRAVEN JOICEY IS OVERCOME BY A SUDDEN INDISPOSITION, AND HARTLEY, WITHOUT LOOKING FOR HIM, FINDS THE MAN HE WANTED11 Chapter 11 SHOWS HOW THE WHISPER FROM THE DAWN OF LIFE ENABLES CORYNDON TO TAKE THE DRIFTING THREADS BETWEEN HIS FINGERS12 Chapter 12 SHOWS HOW A MAN MAY CLIMB A HUNDRED STEPS INTO A PASSIONLESS PEACE, AND RETURN AGAIN TO A WORLD OF SMALL TORMENTS13 Chapter 13 PUTS FORWARD THE FACT THAT A SUDDEN FRIENDSHIP NEED NOT BE BASED UPON A SUDDEN LIKING; AND PASSES THE NIGHT UNTIL DAWN REVEALS A SHAMEFUL SECRET14 Chapter 14 TELLS HOW SHIRAZ, THE PUNJABI, ADMITTED THE FRAILTIES OF ORDINARY HUMANITY, AND HOW CORYNDON ATTENDED AFTERNOON SERVICE AND CONSIDERED THE VEXED QUESTION OF TEMPERAMENT.15 Chapter 15 IN WHICH THE FURTHERING OF A STRANGE COMRADESHIP IS CONTINUED, AND A BEGGAR FROM AMRITZAR CRIES IN THE STREETS OF MANGADONE16 Chapter 16 IN WHICH LEH SHIN IS BREATHED UPON BY A JOSS, AND EXPERIENCES THE TERROR OF A MAN WHO TOUCHES THE VEIL BEHIND WHICH THE IMMORTALS DWELL.17 Chapter 17 TELLS HOW CORYNDON LEARNS FROM THE REV. FRANCIS HEATH WHAT THE REV. FRANCIS HEATH NEVER TOLD HIM.18 Chapter 18 THE REV. FRANCIS HEATH UNLOCKS HIS DOOR AND SHOWS WHAT LIES BEHIND19 Chapter 19 IN WHICH LEH SHIN WHISPERS A STORY INTO THE EAR OF SHIRAZ, THE PUNJABI; THE BURDEN OF WHICH IS HAVE I FOUND THEE, O MINE ENEMY 20 Chapter 20 CRAVEN JOICEY, THE BANKER, IS FACED BY A MAN WITH A WHIP IN HIS HAND, AND CORYNDON FINDS A CLUE21 Chapter 21 DEMONSTRATES THE PERSUASIVE POWER OF A KNIFE EDGE, AND TELLS A STORY OF A GOLD LACQUER BOWL22 Chapter 22 IN WHICH CORYNDON HOLDS THE LAST THREAD AND DRAWS IT TIGHT23 Chapter 23 DEMONSTRATES THE TRUTH OF THE AXIOM THAT THE UNEXPECTED ALWAYS HAPPENS 24 Chapter 24 IN WHICH A WOODEN IMAGE POINTS FOR THE LAST TIME