The Prophet's Mantle by Edith Nesbit
The story revolves around a young boy named Dickie who discovers a magical cloak that once belonged to a prophet. The cloak gives him the power to heal and bring good fortune to those he cares about. However, it also attracts unwanted attention from evil forces seeking to exploit its power for their own gain. As Dickie navigates this newfound responsibility, he learns valuable lessons about courage, loyalty, and the importance of using one's gifts wisely.
By Edith Nesbit · First published 1885 · Genre: Fantasy, Adventure, Children's Literature · 32 chapters
Contents
- FATHER AND SONS
- A NARROW ESCAPE
- THE NEW MASTERS
- A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
- AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE
- BETWEEN TWO OPINIONS
- SUNDAY EVENING IN SOHO
- 'YOU LIE!'
- AT SPRAY'S BUILDINGS
- A SOCIALIST
- COUNT LITVINOFF IS SYMPATHETIC
- SUCCESSFUL ANGLING
- A FAIR MORNING'S WORK
- A PEACEMAKER
- THE CLEON
- GOING HOME
- AN UNEXPECTED ADHERENT
- A MIXED ASSEMBLY
- AN HONEST MAN AND A BRAVE ONE
- IMPROVING PROSPECTS
- FRIENDS IN COUNCIL
- A FORLORN HOPE
- FIRE!
- AFTER THE FIRE
- AT MARLBOROUGH VILLA
- ALL A MISTAKE
- MAKING IT UP
- VENGEANCE ASTRAY
- BACK FROM THE DEAD
- TALKING THINGS OVER
- 'MY LITTLE GIRL.'
- 'HAND IN HAND.'
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