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Henry Kingsley. The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn
The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn
Table of Contents
Chapter I. INTRODUCTORY
Chapter II. THE COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE OF JOHN THORNTON, CLERK, AND THE BIRTH OF SOME ONE WHO TAKES RATHER. A CONSPICUOUS PART IN OUR STORY
Chapter III. THE HISTORY OF (A CERTAIN FAMILY LIVING IN) EUROPE, FROM THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR TO THE PEACE OF 1818, CONTAINING FACTS HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED
Chapter IV. SOME NEW FACES
Chapter V. IN WHICH THE READER IS MADE ACCOMPLICE TO A MISPRISION OF FELONY
Chapter VI. GEORGE HAWKER GOES TO THE FAIR—WRESTLES, BUT GETS THROWN ON HIS BACK, SHOOTS AT A MARK, BUT MISSES IT
Chapter VII. MAJOR BUCKLEY GIVES HIS OPINION ON TROUT-FISHING, ON EMIGRATION, AND ON GEORGE HAWKER
Chapter VIII. THE VICAR HEARS SOMETHING TO HIS ADVANTAGE
Chapter IX. WHEN THE KYE CAME HAME
Chapter X. IN WHICH WE SEE A GOOD DEAL OF MISCHIEF BREWING
Chapter XI. IN WHICH THE VICAR PREACHES A FAREWELL SERMON
Chapter XII. IN WHICH A VERY MUSCULAR CHRISTIAN INDEED, COMES ON THE STAGE
Chapter XIII. THE DISCOVERY OF THE FORGERIES
Chapter XIV. THE MAJOR'S VISIT TO THE "NAG'S-HEAD."
Chapter XV. THE BRIGHTON RACES, AND WHAT HAPPENED THEREAT
Chapter XVI. THE END OF MARY'S EXPEDITION
Chapter XVII. EXODUS
Chapter XVIII. THE FIRST PUFF OF THE SOUTH WIND
Chapter XIX. I HIRE A NEW HORSEBREAKER
Chapter XX. A WARM CHRISTMAS DAY
Chapter XXI. JIM STOCKBRIDGE BEGINS TO TAKE ANOTHER VIEW OF MATTERS
Chapter XXII. SAM BUCKLEY'S EDUCATION
Chapter XXIII. TOONARBIN
Chapter XXIV. IN WHICH MARY HAWKER LOSES ONE OF HER OLDEST SWEETHEARTS
Chapter XXV. IN WHICH THE NEW DEAN OF B—— MAKES HIS APPEARANCE, AND ASTONISHES THE MAJOR OUT OF HIS PROPRIETY
Chapter XXVI. WHITE HEATHENS
Chapter XXVII. THE GOLDEN VINEYARD
Chapter XXVIII. A GENTLEMAN FROM THE WARS
Chapter XXIX. SAM MEETS WITH A RIVAL, AND HOW HE TREATED HIM
Chapter XXX. HOW THE CHILD WAS LOST, AND HOW HE GOT FOUND AGAIN—WHAT CECIL. SAID TO SAM WHEN THEY FOUND HIM—AND HOW IN CASTING LOTS, ALTHOUGH CECIL WON THE LOT, HE LOST THE PRIZE
Chapter XXXI. HOW TOM TROUBRIDGE KEPT WATCH FOR THE FIRST TIME
Chapter XXXII. WHICH IS THE LAST CHAPTER BUT ONE IN THE SECOND VOLUME
Chapter XXXIII. IN WHICH JAMES BRENTWOOD AND SAMUEL BUCKLEY, ESQUIRES, COMBINE TO DISTURB THE REST OF CAPTAIN BRENTWOOD, R.A. AND SUCCEED IN DOING SO
Chapter XXXIV. HOW THEY ALL WENT HUNTING FOR SEA ANEMONES AT CAPE CHATHAM—AND. HOW THE DOCTOR GOT A TERRIBLE FRIGHT—AND HOW CAPTAIN BLOCKSTROP. SHOWED THAT THERE WAS GOOD REASON FOR IT
Chapter XXXV. A COUNCIL OF WAR
Chapter XXXVI. AN EARTHQUAKE, A COLLIERY EXPLOSION, AND AN ADVENTURE
Chapter XXXVII. IN WHICH GEORGE HAWKER SETTLES AN OLD SCORE WITH WILLIAM LEE, MOST HANDSOMELY, LEAVING, IN FACT, A LARGE BALANCE IN HIS OWN FAVOUR
Chapter XXXVIII. HOW DR. MULHAUS GOT BUSHED IN THE RANGES, AND WHAT BEFEL HIM THERE
Chapter XXXIX. THE LAST GLEAM BEFORE THE STORM
Chapter XL. THE STORM BURSTS
Chapter XLI. WIDDERIN SHOWS CLEARLY THAT HE IS WORTH. ALL THE MONEY SAM GAVE FOR HIM
Chapter XLII. THE FIGHT AMONG THE FERN-TREES
Chapter XLIII. ACROSS THE SNOW
Chapter XLIV. HOW MARY HAWKER HEARD THE NEWS
Chapter XLV. IN WHICH THERE ARE SOME ASTONISHING REVELATIONS WITH. REGARD TO DR. MULHAUS AND CAPTAIN DESBOROUGH
Chapter XLVI. IN WHICH SAM MEETS WITH A SERIOUS ACCIDENT, AND GETS CRIPPLED FOR LIFE
Chapter XLVII. HOW MARY HAWKER SAID "YES."
Chapter XLVIII. THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE
