Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• Introduction
• Author's Preface
• BOOK FIRST: THE THREE WOMEN
• 1. A Face on which Time makes but Little Impression
• 2. Humanity appears upon the Scene, Hand in Hand with Trouble
• 3. The Custom of the Country
• 4. The Halt on the Turnpike Road
• 5. Perplexity among Honest People
• 6. The Figure against the Sky
• 7. Queen of the Night
• 8. Those who are Found where there is said to be a Nobody
• 9. Love leads a Shrewd Man into Strategy
• 10. A Desperate Attempt at Persuasion
• 11. The Dishonesty of an Honest Woman
• BOOK SECOND: THE ARRIVAL
• 1. Tidings of the Corner
• 2. The People at Blooms-End make Ready
• 3. How a Little Sound produced a Great Dream
• 4. Eustacia is led on to an Adventure
• 5. Through the Moonlight
• 6. The Two stand face to face
• 7. A Coalition between Beauty and Oddness
• 8. Firmness is discovered in a Gentle Heart
• BOOK THIRD: THE FASCINATION
• 1. 'My Mind to me a Kingdom is'
• 2. The New Course causes Disappointment
• 3. The First Act in a Timeworn Drama
• 4. An Hour of Bliss and many Hours of Sadness
• 5. Sharp Words are spoken, and a Crisis ensues
• 6. Yeobright goes, and the Breach is Complete
• 7. The Morning and the Evening of a Day
• 8. A New Force disturbs the Current
• BOOK FOURTH: THE CLOSED DOOR
• 1. The Rencounter by the Pool
• 2. He is set upon by Adversities; but he sings a Song
• 3. She goes out to Battle against Depression
• 4. Rough Coercion is Employed
• 5. The Journey across the Heath
• 6. A Conjuncture, the its Result upon the Pedestrian
• 7. The Tragic Meeting of Two Old Friends
• 8. Eustacia hears of Good Fortune, and beholds Evil
• BOOK FIFTH: THE DISCOVERY
• 1. 'Wherefore is Light given to him that is in Misery?'
• 2. A Lurid Light breaks in upon a Darkened Understanding
• 3. Eustacia dresses herself on a Black Monday
• 4. The Ministrations of a Half-forgotten One
• 5. An Old Move inadvertently repeated
• 6. Thomasin argues with her Cousin and he writes a letter
• 7. The Night of the Sixth of November
• 8. Rain, Darkness and Anxious Wanderers
• 9. Sights and Sounds draw the Wanderers together
• BOOK SIXTH: AFTERCOURSES
• 1. The Inevitable Movement Onward
• 2. Thomasin Walks in a Green Place by the Roman Road
• 3. The Serious Discourse of Clym with his Cousin
• 4. Cheerfulness again asserts itself at Blooms-End and Clym finds his Vocation