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Hugh Walpole. The Blind Man's House--a Quiet Story
The Blind Man's House--a Quiet Story
Table of Contents
PART I
PART II
PART III
PART I
THE HAWTHORN WINDOW
CHAPTER I
PELYNT CROSS—PASSING SIZYN CHURCH—AT THE RECTORY—INSIDE GARTH HOUSE—AT THE RECTORY
CHAPTER II
AT THE RECTORY
CHAPTER III
GARTH HOUSE: MRS. GAYNER'S ROOM
CHAPTER IV
BY SIZYN CHURCH
CHAPTER V
GARTH HOUSE: IN THE GARDEN—IN JULIUS' STUDY—IN MRS. GAYNER'S ROOM
CHAPTER VI
THE ROAD TO RAFIEL
CHAPTER VII
GARTH HOUSE: IN JULIUS' STUDY
CHAPTER VIII
AT THE LAMPLOUGHS'—THE MOOR—MISTY AFTERNOON—AT GARTH HOUSE
END OF PART I
PART II
THE WHISPER
CHAPTER I
AT THE RECTORY—IN THE WELL
CHAPTER II
GARTH HOUSE: IN JULIUS' STUDY
CHAPTER III
TWILIGHT NEAR THE 'THREE PILCHARDS'—AFTERNOON—THE HOLLY TREE—THE RECTORY
CHAPTER IV
IN CELIA'S ROOM—THE WINTER AFTERNOON—AT MRS. MARK'S COTTAGE
CHAPTER V
A NIGHT OF SPLENDID STARS—AT THE RECTORY—MRS. GAYNER'S ROOM—IN THE GARDEN
CHAPTER VI
GARTH HOUSE—AFTERNOON—EVERYONE PRESENT
CHAPTER VII
GARTH HOUSE: IN JULIUS' STUDY
CHAPTER VIII
GARTH HOUSE—AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
END OF PART II
PART III
LIGHT IN THE HOUSE
CHAPTER I
FROM FIVE TO SIX—AT THE RECTORY
CHAPTER II
THUNDER CLOUD—RAIN BY SIZYN
CHAPTER III
IN SIMON'S ROOM—ON THE ROAD
CHAPTER IV
IN JULIUS' STUDY
CHAPTER V
SEAGULLS—AT THE RECTORY—SEAGULL ON WET GRASS
CHAPTER VI
THIRD OF MARCH—A STORMY NIGHT—GARTH HOUSE—WALK THROUGH WIND AND RAIN—GARTH HOUSE
CHAPTER VII
MARCH THE FOURTH—AT RAGLAN'S FARM—DAWN BY SIZYN CHURCH
CHAPTER VIII
IN JULIUS' STUDY
CHAPTER IX
BY THE VILLAGE GREEN—THREE FIGURES—ONE FIGURE
THE END
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Hugh Walpole
Published by Good Press, 2021
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'Hell!' Miss Vergil cried, abruptly rising. 'I can't stand this any longer. To be blind! My God! And to come back to the very place you were in as a boy when you could see.'
'At any rate,' Mrs. Lamplough murmured, purring like a little kettle, 'he's got a young wife—years younger than himself—to lead him about. I hear from someone who lived quite near their place in Wiltshire that she's very undependable.'
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