Category: Novels

Sheppard Lee, Written by Himself. Vol. 2 (of 2)

It will scarcely be supposed that, with the passion of covetousness gnawing at my heart, I had space or convenience for any other feeling. But Abram Skinner had loved his children; and to this passion I was introduced, as well as to the other. At first I was surprised that I s...

Chapters

1. CHAPTER VII.

2. CHAPTER VIII.

3. CHAPTER X.

4. CHAPTER XI.

5. CHAPTER XII.

6. CHAPTER XIII.

7. CHAPTER XIV.

8. CHAPTER XVI.

9. CHAPTER XVII.

10. CHAPTER XVIII.

11. CHAPTER III.

12. CHAPTER V.

13. CHAPTER VI.

14. CHAPTER X.

15. CHAPTER XIII.

16. CHAPTER XV.

17. CHAPTER XVI.

18. CHAPTER XVII.

19. CHAPTER XX.

20. CHAPTER XXII.

21. CHAPTER XXIV.

22. CHAPTER XXV.

23. CHAPTER XXVI.

24. CHAPTER I.

25. CHAPTER III.

26. CHAPTER V.

27. CHAPTER VII.

28. CHAPTER VIII.

29. CHAPTER IX.

30. CHAPTER X.

31. CHAPTER XII.

32. CHAPTER XIII.

33. CHAPTER XV.

34. CHAPTER XVI.

35. BOOK VII.

36. CHAPTER I.

37. CHAPTER II.

38. CHAPTER IV.

39. CHAPTER V.

40. CHAPTER VI.

41. CHAPTER VII.

42. CHAPTER I.

43. CHAPTER II.

44. CHAPTER III.

45. CHAPTER IV.

It will scarcely be supposed that, with the passion of covetousness gnawing at my heart, I had space or convenience for any other feeling. But Abram Skinner had loved his childr...

46. BOOK V.

If my first introduction to the life of the philanthropic Zachariah Longstraw (for that was his name) was attended with circumstances of fear and danger, I did not thereby escap...

47. CHAPTER IX.

It is a common belief among those who are more religious than wise, that a man never catches a cold going to church of a wet Sunday, or being baptized in midwinter. I am myself...

48. BOOK VI.

When I opened my eyes I found that I was lying in a hovel, very mean of appearance, yet with a certain neatness and cleanliness about it that prevented it from looking squalid....

49. BOOK VII.

Having been carried from the scene of my late transformation, as I mentioned before, physicked, put to bed, and allowed to sleep off my troubles, I awoke late on the following m...

50. BOOK VIII.

The faster I fled, the faster it seemed to me I was followed by the German doctor, who, I have always believed, was driven crazy by the sudden loss of his beloved mummy, and who...