Machine generated contents note: CHAPTER I. THE HAY-LOFT -- II. THE LAWN -- III. OLD DIAMOND -- IV. NORTH WIND -- V. THE SUMMER-HOUSE -- VI. OUT IN THE STORM -- VII. THE CATHEDRAL -- VIII. THE EAST WINDOW -- IX. HOW DIAMOND GOT TO THE BACK OF THE NORTH WIND -- X. AT THE BACK OF THE NORTH WIND -- XI. HOW DIAMOND GOT HOME AGAIN -- XII. WHO MET DIAMOND AT SANDWICH -- XIII. THE SEASIDE -- XIV. OLD DIAMOND -- XV. THE MEWS -- XVI. DIAMOND MAKES A BEGINNING -- XVII. DIAMOND GOES ON -- XVIII. THE DRUNKEN CABMAN -- XIX. DIAMOND'S FRIENDS -- XX. DIAMOND LEARNS TO READ -- XXI. SAL'S NANNY -- XXII. MR. RAYMOND'S RIDDLE -- XXIII. THE EARLY BIRD -- XXIV. ANOTHER EARLY BIRD -- XXV. DIAMOND'S DREAM -- XXVI. DIAMOND TAKES A FARE THE WRONG WAY RIGHT -- XXVII. THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL -- XXVIII. LITTLE DAYLIGHT -- XXIX. RUBY -- XXX. NANNY'S DREAM -- XXXI. THE NORTH WIND DOTH BLOW -- XXXII. DIAMOND AND RUBY -- XXXIII. THE PROSPECT BRIGHTENS -- XXXIV. IN THE COUNTRY -- XXXV. I MAKE DIAMOND'S ACQUAINTANCE -- XXXVI. DIAMOND QUESTIONS NORTH WIND -- XXXVII. ONCE MORE -- XXXVIII. AT THE BACK OF THE NORTH WIND.
Summary:
Diamond, a young boy living in nineteenth-century London, has many adventures as he travels with the beautiful Lady North Wind and comes to know the many facets of her protective and violent temper.
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