Mad: A Story of Dust and Ashes

Mad: A Story of Dust and Ashes
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Fenn George Manville. Mad: A Story of Dust and Ashes

Volume One – Chapter One. The Thin End of the Wedge

Volume One – Chapter Two. Sep’s Complaint

Volume One – Chapter Three. Further Introductions

Volume One – Chapter Four. With the Dragon’s Teeth

Volume One – Chapter Five. A Pair of Shoes

Volume One – Chapter Six. The Sorrows of Septimus Hardon

Volume One – Chapter Seven. The Doctor and his Dame

Volume One – Chapter Eight. Mr Pawley’s Performance

Volume One – Chapter Nine. Old Matt on Manners

Volume One – Chapter Ten. Brotherly Love

Volume One – Chapter Eleven. Hard Times

Volume One – Chapter Twelve. Friends from Town

Volume One – Chapter Thirteen. At the County Arms

Volume One – Chapter Fourteen. Matt Makes a Discovery

Volume One – Chapter Fifteen. Another Visitor from Town

Volume One – Chapter Sixteen. Seeking Hospitality

Volume One – Chapter Seventeen “Nothing like Leather.”

Volume Two – Chapter One. Home

Volume Two – Chapter Two. Meetings

Volume Two – Chapter Three. Another Funeral

Volume Two – Chapter Four. After a Lapse

Volume Two – Chapter Five. Homes in London

Volume Two – Chapter Six. Shades

Volume Two – Chapter Seven. With Mrs Jarker

Volume Two – Chapter Eight. Documentary Evidence

Volume Two – Chapter Nine. The Curate at Home

Volume Two – Chapter Ten. On the Search

Volume Two – Chapter Eleven. Lucy’s Best

Volume Two – Chapter Twelve. In Hospital

Volume Two – Chapter Thirteen. Mr Jarker is “A Bit Odd.”

Volume Two – Chapter Fourteen. Sick Man’s Fancies

Volume Two – Chapter Fifteen. The Common Lot Again

Volume Two – Chapter Sixteen. A Battle: Science Wins

Volume Three – Chapter One. The Breaking of a Barrier

Volume Three – Chapter Two. Snuff

Volume Three – Chapter Three. Mr Jarker’s Traits

Volume Three – Chapter Four. Lucy’s Trouble

Volume Three – Chapter Five. Matt’s Discovery

Volume Three – Chapter Six. Weakness and Strength

Volume Three – Chapter Seven. A Meeting and its Result

Volume Three – Chapter Eight. Waste-Paper

Volume Three – Chapter Nine. By Night

Volume Three – Chapter Ten. By Day

Volume Three – Chapter Eleven. Mr Jarker is Wanted

Volume Three – Chapter Twelve. What Ma Mère Knew

Volume Three – Chapter Thirteen. Peace

Volume Three – Chapter Fourteen. In the Rat’s Hole

Volume Three – Chapter Fifteen. Taken

Volume Three – Chapter Sixteen. Worn Out

Volume Three – Chapter Seventeen “My Solicitors, Sir!”

Volume Three – Chapter Eighteen. The Lake Uncaged

Volume Three – Chapter Nineteen. Mad

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Octavius Hardon’s book was at a standstill, and the world still in the thick darkness of ignorance as regarded political reform upon his basis, for Septimus Hardon was ill, sick almost unto death. He had slowly grown listless and dull, careless of everything, daily becoming weaker, until, apparently without ailment, he had taken to his bed, over which his uncle, Doctor Hardon; his assistant, Mr Reston, a handsome, cynical-looking man, and the rival practitioner of the town, had all concurred in shaking their heads and declaring that nothing could be done, since Septimus Hardon was suffering from the effects of an internal malformation.

They were quite right; the poor fellow had too much heart; and though the wise of this earth declare that people do not die of or for love, yet most assuredly Septimus Hardon would slowly have faded from his place among men, and before many months had passed over his head gone where there is rest.

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“God bless you for that, Agnes!” cried Septimus passionately, as he caught her in his arms, and kissed her affectionately.

“Yes, poor Mrs Grey,” sneered the old man, looking savagely at the pair before him. “But there, let him go; and mind you, or you won’t have what I’ve got. But there, you will, and your sisters will have something to fleer and jeer at then, and your father will purr in my face, and spit and swear behind my back. Bah! a cursed tom-cat humbug!”

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