Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• Introduction
• A Note on the Text
• I Introductory - Number One
• II Introductory - Number Two
• III Life at Manor Cross
• IV At the Deanery
• V Miss Tallowax is shown the House
• VI Bad Tidings
• VII Cross Hall Gate
• VIII Pugsby Brook
• IX Mrs Houghton
• X The Dean as a Sporting man
• XI Lord and Lady George go up to Town
• XII Miss Mildmay and Jack de Baron
• XIII More News from Italy
• XV 'Drop it'
• XVI All is Fish that comes to his Net
• XVII The Disabilities
• XVIII Lord George up in London
• XIX Rather 'Boisterous'
• XX Between Two Stools
• XXI The Marquis comes Home
• XXII The Marquis among his Friends
• XXIII The Marquis sees his Brother
• XXIV The Marquis goes into Brotherton
• XXV Lady Susanna in London
• XXVI The Dean returns to Town
• XXVII The Baroness Banmann again
• XXVIII 'What Matter if she does?'
• XXIX Mr Houghton wants a Glass of Sherry
• XXX The Dean is very busy
• XXXI The Marquis migrates to London
• XXXII Lord George is troubled
• XXXIII Captain de Baron
• XXXIV A dreadful Communication
• XXXV 'I deny it'
• XXXVI Popenjoy is Popenjoy
• XXXVII Preparations for the Ball
• XXXVIII The Kappa-kappa
• XXXIX Rebellion
• XL As a Bluebeard
• XLI Scumberg's
• XLII 'Not go!'
• XLIII Real Love
• XLIV What the Brotherton Clergymen said about it
• XLV Lady George at the Deanery
• XLVI Lady Sarah's Mission
• XLVII 'That Young Fellow in there'
• XLVIII The Marquis makes a proposition
• XLIX 'Wouldn't you come here - for a Week?'
• L Rudham Park
• LI Guss Mildmay's Success
• LII Another Love
• LIII Poor Popenjoy!
• LIV Jack de Baron's Virtue
• LV How could he help it?
• LVI Sir Henry said it as the only thing
• LVII Mr Knox hears again from the Marquis
• LVIII Mr Jone's Letter
• LIX Back in London
• LX The Last of the Baroness
• LXI The News comes Home
• LXII The Will
• LXIII Popenjoy is born - and christened
• LXIV Conclusion