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Maria Edgeworth. Essential Novelists - Maria Edgeworth
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Belinda
Chapter 1. — Characters
Chapter 2. — Masks
Chapter 3. — Lady Delacour’s History
Chapter 4. — Lady Delacour’s History Continued
Chapter 5. — Birthday Dresses
Chapter 6. — Ways and Means
Chapter 7. — The Serpentine River
Chapter 8. — A Family Party
Chapter 9. — Advice
Chapter 10. — The Mysterious Boudoir
Chapter 11. — Difficulties
Chapter 12. — The Macaw
Chapter 13. — Sortes Virgilianae
Chapter 14. — The Exhibition
Chapter 15. — Jealousy
Chapter 16. — Domestic Happiness
Chapter 17. — Rights of Woman
Chapter 18. — A Declaration
Chapter 19. — A Wedding
Chapter 20. — Reconciliation
Chapter 21. — Helena
Chapter 22. — A Spectre
Chapter 23. — The Chaplain
Chapter 24. — Peu À Peu
Chapter 25. — Love Me, Love My Dog
Chapter 26. — Virginia
Chapter 27. — A Discovery
Chapter 28. — E O
Chapter 29. — A Jew
Chapter 30. — News
Chapter 31. — The Denouement
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“If to live well mean nothing but to eat,” said Clarence.
“Now,” said Dr. X— — looking at his watch, “it will be eight o’clock by the time we get to Upper Grosvenor-street, and Lady Anne will probably have waited dinner for us about two hours, which I apprehend is sufficient to try the patience of any woman but Griselda. Do not,” continued he, turning to Clarence Hervey, “expect to see an old-fashioned, spiritless, patient Griselda, in Lady Anne Percival: I can assure you that she is — but I will neither tell you what she is, nor what she is not. Every man who has any abilities, likes to have the pleasure and honour of finding out a character by his own penetration, instead of having it forced upon him at full length in capital letters of gold, finely emblazoned and illuminated by the hand of some injudicious friend: every child thinks the violet of his own finding the sweetest. I spare you any farther allusion and illustrations,” concluded Dr. X— — “for here we are, thank God, in Upper Grosvenor-street.”
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