Category: Romance
CHAPTER PAGE I. MR. GERMAIN TAKES NOTICE 3 II. MR. GERMAIN REVELS SEDATELY 17 III. MR. DUPLESSIS PREVARICATES 23 IV. A MISS AND A CATCH 34 V. HOW TO BREAK A HEDGE 45 VI. MISS MIDDLEHAM IS INVITED TO CONFIRM A VISION 55 VII. MISS MIDDLEHAM HAS VISIONS OF HER OWN 65 VIII. FRIEND...
CHAPTER PAGE I. MR. GERMAIN TAKES NOTICE 3 II. MR. GERMAIN REVELS SEDATELY 17 III. MR. DUPLESSIS PREVARICATES 23 IV. A MISS AND A CATCH 34 V. HOW TO BREAK A HEDGE 45 VI. MISS MI...
2. BOOK III. IN WHICH WE PAY A FIRST VISIT TO SOUTHOVER 207 II. REFLECTIONS ON HONEYMOONS AND SUCHLIKE 221 III. MATTERS OF ELECTION 235 IV. LONDON NIGHTS AND DAYS 253 V. LORD GUNNER ASCER...
3. BOOK IIt was when Mr. John Germain, a gentleman of fifty, and of fine landed estate in Berks—head of his family, Deputy-Lieutenant, Chairman of Quarter Sessions, and I don’t know what...
4. BOOK IIThe house—Southover House, Farlingbridge, Berks—stands terraced above formal gardens in the Italian taste; ribbony borders, edged with white stone, form a maze of pattern. Urns...