Chapter LXXXIII. Father's Furlough, and how I Shared it 1
Chapter LXXXIV. A Double Silver Wedding 15
Chapter LXXXV. Enquirers and Converts 27
Chapter LXXXVI. Enquirers and Converts (Continued) 37
Chapter LXXXVII. Westwood 49
Chapter LXXXVIII. A Typical Week's Work 63
Chapter LXXXIX. A Typical Week's Work (Continued) 77
Chapter XC. Letters on Private and Public Affairs, 1856–1890 93
Chapter XCI. Letters on Private and Public Affairs (Continued) 107
Chapter XCII. Mr. Spurgeon's Opinions on Subjects of General Interest 121
Chapter XCIII. Appreciative Correspondents, 1855–1890 139
Chapter XCIV. Appreciative Correspondents (Continued) 169
Chapter XCV. In the Sunny South 189
Chapter XCVI. In the Sunny South (Continued) 214
Chapter XCVII. Unabated Affection between Pastor and People 227
Chapter XCVIII. Jubilee Joys 253
Chapter XCIX. The “Down-grade” Controversy, from Mr. Spurgeon's Standpoint 265
Chapter C. Mr. Spurgeon as a Literary Man 287
Chapter CI. Mr. Spurgeon as a Literary Man (Continued) 305
Chapter CII. Mr. Spurgeon as a Literary Man (Concluded) 320
Chapter CIII. The Growth of the Institutions, 1878–1892 353
Chapter CIV. My Last Letters from Mentone 365
Chapter CV. The Long Illness 379
Chapter CVI. The Last Three Months at Mentone; and Afterwards —
General Index to Volumes I–IV 385