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William Makepeace Thackeray. Burlesques
Burlesques
Table of Contents
NOVELS BY EMINENT HANDS
GEORGE DE BARNWELL
BY SIR E. L. B. L., BART
CHAPTER XXIV
BUTTON'S IN PALL MALL
CODLINGSBY
BY D. SHREWSBERRY, ESQ
CHAPTER XXIV
PHIL FOGARTY
A TALE OF THE FIGHTING ONETY-ONETH
BARBAZURE
BY G. P. R. JEAMES, ESQ., ETC
LORDS AND LIVERIES
CRINOLINE
BY JE-MES PL-SH, ESQ
THE STARS AND STRIPES
THE AUTHOR OR “THE LAST OF THE MULLIGANS,” “PILOT,” ETC
A PLAN FOR A PRIZE NOVEL
THE DIARY OF C. JEAMES DE LA PLUCHE, ESQ.,
WITH HIS LETTERS
THE TREMENDOUS ADVENTURES OF MAJOR GAHAGAN
CHAPTER I
“TRUTH IS STRANGE, STRANGER THAN FICTION.”
CHAPTER II
ALLYGHUR AND LASWAREE
CHAPTER III
CHAPTER IV
THE INDIAN CAMP—THE SORTIE FROM THE FORT
CHAPTER V
THE ISSUE OF MY INTERVIEW WITH MY WIFE
CHAPTER VI
FAMINE IN THE GARRISON
CHAPTER VII
THE ESCAPE
CHAPTER VIII
THE CAPTIVE
CHAPTER IX
SURPRISE OF FUTTYGHUR
A LEGEND OF THE RHINE
CHAPTER I
SIR LUDWIG OF HOMBOURG
CHAPTER II
THE GODESBERGERS
CHAPTER III
THE FESTIVAL
CHAPTER IV
THE FLIGHT
CHAPTER V
THE TRAITOR'S DOOM
CHAPTER VI
THE CONFESSION
CHAPTER VII
THE SENTENCE
CHAPTER VIII
THE CHILDE OF GODESBERG
CHAPTER IX
THE LADY OF WINDECK
CHAPTER X
THE BATTLE OF THE BOWMEN
CHAPTER XI
THE MARTYR OF LOVE
CHAPTER XII
THE CHAMPION
CHAPTER XIII
THE MARRIAGE
REBECCA AND ROWENA
A ROMANCE UPON ROMANCE
CHAPTER I
THE OVERTURE.—COMMENCEMENT OF THE BUSINESS
CHAPTER II
THE LAST DAYS OF THE LION
CHAPTER III
ST. GEORGE FOR ENGLAND
CHAPTER IV
IVANHOE REDIVIVUS
CHAPTER V
IVANHOE TO THE RESCUE
CHAPTER VI
IVANHOE THE WIDOWER
CHAPTER VII
THE END OF THE PERFORMANCE
THE HISTORY OF THE NEXT FRENCH REVOLUTION
[FROM A FORTHCOMING HISTORY OF EUROPE.]
CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II
HENRY V. AND NAPOLEON III
CHAPTER III
THE ADVANCE OF THE PRETENDERS.—HISTORICAL REVIEW
CHAPTER IV
THE BATTLE OF RHEIMS
CHAPTER V
THE BATTLE OF TOURS
CHAPTER VI
THE ENGLISH UNDER JENKINS
CHAPTER VII
THE LEAGUER OF PARIS
CHAPTER VIII
THE BATTLE OF THE FORTS
CHAPTER IX
LOUIS XVII
COX'S DIARY
THE ANNOUNCEMENT
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William Makepeace Thackeray
Published by Good Press, 2019
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“Ours is werry fine,” the landlord said. “Will your Highness have Chateau Margaux or Lafitte?”
“He never can be going to match himself against that bargeman!” Rafael exclaimed, as an enormous boatman—no other than Rullock—indeed, the most famous bruiser of Cambridge, and before whose fists the Gownsmen went down like ninepins—fought his way up to the spot where, with admirable spirit and resolution, Lord Codlingsby and one or two of his friends were making head against a number of the town.
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