Tony Butler

Tony Butler
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Lever Charles James. Tony Butler

CHAPTER I. THE COTTAGE BESIDE “THE CAUSEWAY”

CHAPTER II. A COUNTRY-HOUSE IN IRELAND

CHAPTER III. A VERY “FINE GENTLEMAN”

CHAPTER IV. SOME NEW ARRIVALS

CHAPTER V. IN LONDON

CHAPTER VI. DOLLY STEWART

CHAPTER VII. LYLE ABBEY AND ITS GUESTS

CHAPTER VIII. SOME EXPLANATIONS

CHAPTER IX. MAITLAND’S FRIEND

CHAPTER X. A BLUNDER

CHAPTER XI. EXPLANATIONS

CHAPTER XII. MAITLAND’S VISIT

CHAPTER XIII. TONY IN TOWN

CHAPTER XIV. DINNER AT RICHMOND

CHAPTER XV. A STRANGE MEETING AND PARTING

CHAPTER XVI. AT THE ABBEY

CHAPTER XVII. AT THE COTTAGE

CHAPTER XVIII. ON THE ROAD

CHAPTER XIX. TONY’S TROUBLES

CHAPTER XX. THE MINISTER’S VISIT

CHAPTER XXI. A COMFORTABLE COUNTRY-HOUSE

CHAPTER XXII. THE DINNER AT TILNEY

CHAPTER XXIII. THE FIRST NIGHT AT TILNEY

CHAPTER XXIV. A STARLIT NIGHT IN A GARDEN

CHAPTER XXV. JEALOUS TRIALS

CHAPTER XXVI. BESIDE THE HEARTH

CHAPTER XXVII. AN UNWELCOME LETTER

CHAPTER XXVIII. AT THE MANSE

CHAPTER XXIX. DEPARTURES

CHAPTER XXX. CONSPIRATORS

CHAPTER XXXI. TWO FRIENDS

CHAPTER XXXII. ON THE ROCKS

CHAPTER XXXIII. A MORNING CALL AT TILNEY

CHAPTER XXXIV. TONY ASKS COUNSEL

CHAPTER XXXV. SIR ARTHUR ON LIFE AND THE WORLD IN GENERAL

CHAPTER XXXVI. A CORNER IN DOWNING STREET

CHAPTER XXXVII. MR. BUTLER FOR DUTY ON —

CHAPTER XXXVII. TONY WAITING FOR ORDERS

CHAPTER XXXIX. THE MAJOR’S MISSION

CHAPTER XL. THE MAJOR’S TRIALS

CHAPTER XLI. EAVESDROPPING

CHAPTER XLII. MARK LYLE’S LETTER

CHAPTER XLIII. THE MAJOR AT BADEN

CHAPTER XLIV. THE MESSENGER’S FIRST JOURNEY

CHAPTER XLV. A SHOCK FOR TONY

CHAPTER XLVI. “THE BAG NO. 18”

CHAPTER XLVII. ADRIFT

CHAPTER XLVIII. “IN RAGS”

CHAPTER XLIX. MET AND PARTED

CHAPTER L. THE SOLDIER OF MISFORTUNE

CHAPTER LI. A PIECE OF GOOD TIDINGS

CHAPTER LII. ON THE CHIAJA AT NIGHT

CHAPTER LIII. UNPLEASANT RECKONINGS

CHAPTER LIV. SKEFF DAMER TESTED

CHAPTER LV. AMONGST THE GARIBALDIANS

CHAPTER LVI. THE HOSPITAL AT CAVA

CHAPTER LVII. AT TONY’S BEDSIDE

CHAPTER LVIII. THE SIXTH OF SEPTEMBER

CHAPTER LIX. AN AWKWARD MOMENT

CHAPTER LX. A DECK WALK

CHAPTER LXI. TONY AT HOME AGAIN

CHAPTER LXII. SKEFF DAMER’S LAST “PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL”

CHAPTER LXIII. AT THE COTTAGE BESIDE THE CAUSEWAY

CHAPTER LXIV. THE END

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The country-house life of Ireland had – and I would say has, if I were not unhappily drawing on my memory – this advantage over that of England, that it was passed in that season when the country offered all that it had of beauty and attraction; when the grove was leafy, and the blossomy fruit-trees vied in gorgeous color with the flowery beds beneath them; when the blackbird’s mellow song rang through the thicket, and the heavy plash of the trout rose above the ripple of the river; when the deep grass waved like a sea under a summer wind, and the cattle, grouped picturesquely, tempered the noonday heat beneath the spreading elms, or stood contemplatively in the stream, happy in their luxurious indolence.

What a wealth of enjoyment does such a season offer! How imperceptibly does the lovely aspect of nature blend itself day by day with every incident of our lives, stealing its peaceful influence over our troubled hearts, blunting the pangs of our disappointments, calming down the anxieties of our ambitions! How pleasant is the companionship of our book, and doubly, trebly delightful the converse of our friend! How gratefully, too, do we imbibe the health that comes with every charm of color and sound and form and odor, repeating at every step, “How beautiful the world is, and how enjoyable!”

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The sisters looked with a certain secret intelligence at each other, but did not speak. “Except, perhaps, he may have told you girls.” added he quickly, and catching the glance that passed between them.

“No, papa,” said Alice, “he said nothing of his intention to us; indeed, he was to have ridden over with me this morning to Mount-Leslie, and ask about those private theatricals that have been concerted there for the last two years, but of which all the performers either marry or die off during the rehearsals.”

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