Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• Introduction
• A Note on the Text
• I Lizzie Greystock
• II Lady Eustace
• III Lucy Morris
• IV Frank Greystock
• V The Eustace Necklace
• VI Lady Linlithgow's Mission
• VII Mr Burke's Speeches
• VIII The conquering Hero comes
• IX Showing what the Miss Fawns said, and what Mrs Hittaway thought
• X Lizzie and her lover
• XI Lord Fawn at his Office
• XII 'I only Thought of it'
• XIII Showing what Frank Greystock did
• XIV 'Doan't thou marry for munny'
• IV 'I'll give you a hundred-guinea Brooch'
• XVI Certainly an Heirloom
• XVII The Diamonds are seen in Public
• XVIII 'And I have nothing to give'
• XIX 'As my Brother'
• XX The Diamonds become troublesome
• XXI 'Ianthe's Soul'
• XXII Lady Eustace procures a Pony for the use of her Cousin
• XXIII Frank Greystock's first Visit to Portray
• XXIV Showing what Frank Greystock thought about Marriage
• XXV Mr Dove's Opinion
• XXVI Mr Gowran is very funny
• XXVII Lucy Morris Misbehaves
• XXVIII Mr Dove in his Chambers
• XXIX 'I had better go away'
• XXX Mr Greystock's Troubles
• XXXI Frank Greystock's second Visit to Portray
• XXXII Mr and Mrs Hittaway in Scotland
• XXXIII 'It won't be true'
• XXXIV LAdy Linlithgow at Home
• XXXV Too bad for Sympathy
• XXXVI Lizzie's Guests
• XXXVII Lizzie's first day
• XXXVIII Nappie's grey Horse
• XXXIX Sir Griffin takes an unfair Advantage
• XL 'Your are not hungry'
• XLI 'Likewise the Bears in Couples agree'
• XLII Sunday Morning
• XLIII Life in Portray
• XLIV A Midnight adventure
• XLV The Journey to London
• XLVI Lucy Morris in Brook Street
• XLVII Matching Priory
• XLVIII Lizzies Condition
• XLIX Bunfit and Gager
• L In Hertford Street
• LI Confidence
• LII Mrs Carbuncle goes to the theatre
• LIII Lizzie's Sick Room
• LIV 'I suppose I may say a Word'
• LV Quints or Semi-tenths
• LVI Job's Comforters
• LVII Humpty Dumpty
• LVIII 'The Fiddle with One String'
• LIX Mr Gowran up in London
• LX 'Let it be as though it had never been'
• LXI Lizzie's great Friend
• LXII 'You know where my heart is'
• LXIII The Corsair is afraid
• LXIV Lizzie's last Scheme
• LXV Tribute
• LXVI The Aspirations of Mr Emilius
• LXVII The Eye of the Public
• LXVIII The Major
• LXIX 'I Cannot do it'
• LXX Alas
• LXXI Lizzie is threatened with the Treadmill
• LXXII Lizzie triumphs
• LXXIII Lizzie's last Lover
• LXXIV Lizzie at the Police Court
• LXXV Lord George gives his reasons
• LXXVI Lizzie returns to Scotland
• LXXVII The Story of Lucy Morris is concluded
• LXXVIII The Trial
• LXXIX Once More at Portray
• LXXX What was said about it all at Matching