Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• Introduction
• A Note on the Text
• I When the Duchess was Dead
• II Lady Mary Palliser
• III Francis Oliphant Tregear
• IV Park Lane
• V 'It is impossible'
• VI Major Tifto
• VII Conservative Convictions
• VIII 'He is a Gentleman'
• IX 'Cruel'
• XII At Richmond
• XIII The Duke's Injustice
• XIV The New Member for Silverbridge
• XV The Duke receives a Letter - and writes one
• XVI 'Poor Boy!'
• XVII The Derby
• XVIII One of the Results of the Derby
• XIX 'No, my Lord, I do not'
• XX 'Then he will come again'
• XXI Sir Timothy Beeswax
• XXII The Duke in his Study
• XXIII Frank Tregear wants a friend
• XXIV 'She must be made to obey'
• XXV A family breakfast-table
• XXVI Dinner at the Beargarden
• XXVII Major Tifto and the Duke
• XXVIII Mrs Montacute Jones's Garden-party
• XXIX The Lovers Meet
• XXX What came of the Meeting
• XXXI Miss Boncassen's River-party. No. 1
• XXXII Miss Concassen's River-party. No.2
• XXXIII The Langham Hotel
• XXXIV Lord Popplecourt
• XXXV 'Don't you think ..?'
• XXVI Tally-ho Lodge
• XXXVII Grex
• XXXVIII Crummie-Toddie
• XXXIX Killancodlem
• XL 'And then!'
• XLI Ischl
• XLII Again at Killancodlem
• XLIII What happened at Doncaster
• XLIV How it was done
• XLV 'There shall not be another Word about it'
• XLVI Lady Mary's Dream
• XLVII Miss Boncassen's Idea of Heaven
• XLVIII The party at Custins is broken up
• XLIX The Major's fate
• L. The Duke's Arguments
• LI The Duke's guests
• LII Miss Boncassen tells the Truth
• LIII 'Then I am as proud as a Queen'
• LIV 'I don't think she is a Snake'
• LV Polpenno
• LVI The News is sent to Matching
• LVII The Meeting at 'The Bobtailed Fox'
• LVIII The Major is Deposed
• LIX No one can tell what may come to pass
• LX Lord Gerald is further Trouble
• LXI 'Bone of my Bone'
• LXII The Brake Country
• LXIII 'I've seen 'em like that before'
• LXIV 'I believe him to be a worthy young man'
• LXV 'Do you ever think what Money is'
• LXVI The Three Attacks
• LXVII 'He is such a Beast'
• LXVIII Brook Street
• LXIX 'Pert Poppet'
• LXX 'Love may be a great Misfortune'
• LXXI 'What am I to say, Sir'
• LXXII Carlton Terrace
• LXXIII 'I have never loved you'
• LXXIV 'Let us drink a Glass of Wine together'
• LXXV The Major's story
• LXXVI On Deportment
• LXXVII 'Mabel, goodbye'
• LXXVIII The Dukes returns to Office
• LXXIX The first wedding
• LXXX The second wedding