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Stanley John Weyman. The Castle Inn
The Castle Inn
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I
A KNIGHT-ERRANT
CHAPTER II
A MISADVENTURE
CHAPTER III
TUTOR AND PUPILS--OLD STYLE
CHAPTER IV
PEEPING TOM OF WALLINGFORD
CHAPTER V
THE MEETING
CHAPTER VI
A FISH OUT OF WATER
CHAPTER VII
ACHILLES AND BRISEIS
CHAPTER VIII
THE OLD BATH ROAD
CHAPTER IX
ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON
CHAPTER X
MOTHER AND SON
CHAPTER XI
DR. ADDINGTON
CHAPTER XII
JULIA
CHAPTER XIII
A SPOILED CHILD
CHAPTER XIV
A GOOD MAN'S DILEMMA
CHAPTER XV
AMORIS INTEGRATIO
CHAPTER XVI
THE BLACK FAN
CHAPTER XVII
MR. FISHWICK, THE ARBITER
CHAPTER XVIII
THE PURSUIT
CHAPTER XIX
AN UNWILLING ALLY
CHAPTER XX
THE EMPTY POST-CHAISE
CHAPTER XXI
IN THE CARRIAGE
CHAPTER XXII
FACILIS DESCENSUS
CHAPTER XXIII
BULLY POMEROY
CHAPTER XXIV
CUTTING FOR THE QUEEN
CHAPTER XXV
LORD ALMERIC'S SUIT
CHAPTER XXVI
BOON COMPANIONS
CHAPTER XXVII
MR. FISHWICK'S DISCOVERY
CHAPTER XXVIII
A ROUGH AWAKENING
CHAPTER XXIX
MR. POMEROY'S PLAN
CHAPTER XXX
A GREEK GIFT
CHAPTER XXXI
THE INN AT CHIPPENHAM
CHAPTER XXXII
CHANCE MEDLEY
CHAPTER XXXIII
IN THE CARRIAGE
CHAPTER XXXIV
BAD NEWS
CHAPTER XXXV
DORMITAT HOMERUS
CHAPTER XXXVI
THE ATTORNEY SPEAKS
CHAPTER XXXVII
A HANDSOME ALLOWANCE
CHAPTER XXXVIII
THE CLERK OF THE LEASES
THE END
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Stanley John Weyman
Published by Good Press, 2019
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'Devil if I know!' Sir George answered. 'Open the window.'
But the Reverend Frederick, after approaching the window with the intention of doing so, seemed disinclined to go nearer, and hovered about it. 'Really,' he said, no longer hiding his discomposure. 'I fear that it is something--something in the nature of a riot. I fear that that which I anticipated has happened. If my honourable friend had only taken my advice and remained here!' And he wrung his hands without disguise.
