The New Mistress: A Tale

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George Manville Fenn. The New Mistress: A Tale

The New Mistress: A Tale

Table of Contents

George Manville Fenn

"The New Mistress"

Chapter One

The First Morning

Chapter Two

The Vicar sees a Gentleman

Chapter Three

Hazel’s Troubles

Chapter Four

A Proposal

Chapter Five

Disturbing Influences

Chapter Six

The Reverend Henry Lambent

Chapter Seven

“What did I see in this Boy?”

Chapter Eight

Mr. Chute’s Visit

Chapter Nine

Excitement at Plumton

Chapter Ten

Mr. Canninge Assists

Chapter Eleven

Touching the Sensitive Plant

Chapter Twelve

Taken to Task

Chapter Thirteen

The Vicar’s Symptoms

Chapter Fourteen

“Henry!”

Chapter Fifteen

“She’s Mine!”

Chapter Sixteen

A Match-Making Mamma

Chapter Seventeen

Touched

Chapter Eighteen

The Rev. Henry’s Temptation

Chapter Nineteen

Visitors to the Burges

Chapter Twenty

The Coming Struggle

Chapter Twenty One

Inspection Day

Chapter Twenty Two

A Lesson in Teaching

Chapter Twenty Three

Nosegays are not always Sweet

Chapter Twenty Four

Mrs. Thorne Discourses

Chapter Twenty Five

The Vicar is Sympathetic

Chapter Twenty Six

A Surprise

Chapter Twenty Seven

The Facts

Chapter Twenty Eight

Ann Straggalls Turns Messenger

Chapter Twenty Nine

“I’m Very Glad You’re in Trouble.”

Chapter Thirty

Mr. Burge is Business-Like

Chapter Thirty One

Another Trouble

Chapter Thirty Two

A Question of Cash

Chapter Thirty Three

Paying the Piper

Chapter Thirty Four

Mother and Son

Chapter Thirty Five

Sister and Brother—Vulgar

Chapter Thirty Six

Something by Post

Chapter Thirty Seven

Hazel Thorne Seeks Help

Chapter Thirty Eight

Mr. William Forth Burge is Indignant

Chapter Thirty Nine

William Forth Burge Makes Love

Chapter Forty

“I Want Teacher.”

Chapter Forty One

Brother and Sisters—Refined

Chapter Forty Two

Bad News

Chapter Forty Three

The Queen’s Physician

Chapter Forty Four

Mrs. Thorne Receives

Chapter Forty Five

A Breach of Promise of Marriage

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George Manville Fenn

Published by Good Press, 2019

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“I’ll come back through Covent Garden, Hazel, and bring you a bouquet,” he cried merrily.

“You need not bring flowers for me, Frederick,” said Mrs. Thorne, in an aggrieved tone. “I am growing too old for flowers now.”

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