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Cover Title Page Copyright Table of Contents Dedication A Prologue or Prefatory Declaration by me, Once-Was-Willem I: Which tells of the fall of Robert Carne and the sacking of Pennick II: Which explains the curse of Cosham and whence it came III: Which treats of my death IV: Which recounts my resurrection V: In which Cain Caradoc offers his services to Maglan Horvath VI: Which brings me home again to Cosham village VII: Which treats of the chamber under the motte VIII: In which (for well or ill, who can say?) I make new acquaintance IX: How Cain Caradoc searched for a maid unblemished X: Of Betheli, the manner of her life and death XI: Which mostly treats of the changers that lived on the mountain XII: Of Peter Floodfoot, and the flute that made no music XIII: Of the fight within the cornerstone XIV: Of Drede Ich Nawhit, how he came to be and why he did not last XV: Of Morjune, how she would not go to Hell when she was sent XVI: And what of me, this while? XVII: How Cain Caradoc made a poppet XVIII: Which treats of the children’s crusade XIX: Of silver and sell-swords, but not much of either XX: What passed at the Bell XXI: How the people of Cosham made their petition XXII: In which I begin to make a daisy-bracelet XXIII: In which I come back down from the mountain XXIV: Of words and water XXV: Which treats of the fight on the Cosham road XXVI: Our need for medicine, and how it was answered XXVII: In which Cain Caradoc seeks intelligence about his foes, and Betheli about her situation XXVIII: The fashioning of a homuncule XXIX: Which treats of a hanging XXX: In which Cain Caradoc makes ready for battle XXXI: In which battle is joined XXXII: Of the nail and the arrow XXXIII: In which four become five, and then six, but all is not enough XXXIV: Which concerns Hell, and my going there XXXV: Which treats of what passed in my absence XXXVI: In which, despite our striving, the children come at last to the castle XXXVII: Which tells of my journeying too far and too wide XXXVIII: In which the seven come at last together, though they do not yet know it XXXIX: In which Anna claims her birthright XL: And now all things are come to a poise XLI: In which Cain Caradoc achieves his dearest wish XLII: The end of the seven XLIII Discover More Extras Meet the Author A Preview of "Infinity Gate" Also by M. R. Carey

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