Thomas Wingfold. Volume II

Thomas Wingfold. Volume II by George MacDonald follows the story of Thomas Wingfold, a young man who has recently converted to Christianity and is struggling with his newfound faith. The book explores themes of doubt, faith, and redemption as Thomas navigates his way through life and relationships.

By George MacDonald · First published 1876 · Genre: Literary Fiction, Philosophical Fiction, Religious Fiction · 34 chapters

Contents

• Rachel and her Uncle
• A Dream
• Another Sermon
• Nursing
• Glaston and the Curate
• The Linen-Draper
• Rachel
• The Butterfly
• The Common-Place
• Home again
• The Sheath
• Invitation
• A Sermon to Helen
• A Sermon to himself
• Criticism
• A Vanishing Glimmer
• Let Us Pray!
• Two Letters
• Advice in the Dark
• Intercession
• Helen Alone
• A Haunted Soul
• Compelled Confidence
• Willing Confidence
• The Curate's Counsel
• Sleep
• Divine Service
• A Shop in Heaven
• Polwarth and Lingard
• The Strong Man
• George and Leopold
• Wingfold and Helen
• A Review
• A Sermon to Leopold

More by George MacDonald

• The Golden Key (1867)
• At the Back of the North Wind (1871)
• Phantastes (1858)
• The Light Princess (1864)
• The Cruel Painter (1875)
• The Castle (1870)
• The Wow o'Riven (1874)
• The Broken Swords (1954)
• All works by George MacDonald