Almost everywhere on Dartmoor are Furze, Heather, and Granite. The Furze seems to suggest Cruelty, the Heather Endurance, and the Granite Strength. The Furze is destroyed by fire, but grows again; the Heather is torn by winds, but blossoms again; the Granite is worn away imperceptibly by the rain. This work is the first of a proposed trilogy, which the author hopes to continue and complete with "Heather" and "Granite." I. ABOUT THE TAVY FAMILY II. ABOUT BRIGHTLY III. ABOUT PASTOR AND MASTER IV. ABOUT BEETLES V. ABOUT THOMASINE VI. ABOUT VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC VII. ABOUT FAIRYLAND VIII. ABOUT ATMOSPHERE IX. ABOUT A KNAVE AND A FOOL X. ABOUT THE VIGIL OF ST. GOOSE XI. ABOUT THE FEAST OF…
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