Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• Introduction
• A Note on the Text
• I Dillsborough
• II The Morton Family
• III The Masters Family
• IV The Dillsborough Club
• V Reginald Morton
• VI Not in Love
• VII The Walk Home
• VIII The PAragons' Party at Bragton
• IX The Old Kennels
• X Goarly's Revenge
• XI From Impington Gorse
• XII Arabella Trefoil
• XIII At Bragton
• XIV The Dillsborough Feud
• XV A Fit Companion - for me and my Sisters
• XVI Mr Gotobed's Philanthropy
• XVII Lord Rufford's Invitation
• XVIII The Attorney's Family is Disturbed
• XIX 'Who valued the Geese?'
• XX There are Convenances
• XXI The first Evening at Rufford Hall
• XXII Jemima
• XXIII Poor Caneback
• XXIV The Ball
• XXV The Last Morning at Rufford Hall
• XXVI Give me Six Months
• XXVII 'Wonderful Bird'
• XXVIII Mounser Green
• XXIX The Senator's Letter
• XXX At Cheltenham
• XXXI The Rufford Correspondence
• XXXII 'It is a long Way'
• XXXIII The Beginning of Persecution
• XXXIV Mary's Letter
• XXXV Chowton Farm for Sale
• XXXVI Mistletoe
• XXXVII How Things were arranged
• XXXVIII 'Your are so severe'
• XXXIX The Day at Peltry
• XL Lord Rufford wants to see a Horse
• XLI The Senator is badly treated
• XLII Mr Mainwaring's little Dinner
• XLIII Persecution
• XLIV 'Particularly proud of you'
• XLV Lord Rufford makes up his Mind
• XLVI It cannot be arranged
• XLVII 'But there is Someone'
• XLVIII The Dinner at the Bush
• XLIX Miss Trefoil's Decision
• L 'In these days one can't make a Man Marry'
• LI The Senator's second Letter
• LII Providence interferes
• LIII Lady Ushant at Bragton
• LIV Arabella again at Bragton
• LV 'I have told him Everything'
• LVI 'Now what have you got to say?'
• LVII Mrs Morton returns
• LVIII The two old Ladies
• LIX The Last Effort
• LX Again at Mistletoe
• LXI The Success of Lady Augustus
• LXII 'What Shall kill each other'
• LXIII Changes at Bragton
• LXIV The Will
• LXV The new Minister
• LXVI 'I Must go'
• LXVII In the Park
• LXVIII Lord Rufford's Model Farm
• LXIX Scrobby's Trial
• LXX At Last
• LXXI 'My Own, own Husband'
• LXXII 'Bid him be a Man'
• LXXIII 'Is it tanti?'
• LXXIV Benedict
• LXXV Arabella's Success
• LXXVI The Wedding
• LXXVII The Senator's Lecture - No. I
• LXXVIII The Senator's Lecture - No. II
• LXXIX the Last Days of Mary Masters
• LXXX Conclusion