Stella & Rose's Books

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Contents

• THE SMALL HOUSE AT ALLINGTON (contents)
• Introduction
• A Note on the Text
• I The Squire of Allington
• II The two Pearls of Allington
• III The Widow Dale of Allington
• IV Mrs Roper's Boarding-house
• V About L.D.
• VI Beautiful Dauys
• VII The Beginning of Troubles
• VIII It cannot be
• IX Mrs Dale's little Party
• X Mrs Lupex and Amelia Roper
• XI Social Life
• XII Lilian Dale becomes a Butterfly
• XIII A Visit to Guestwick
• XIV John Eames takes a Walk
• XV The last Day
• XVI Mr Crosbie meets an Old Clergyman on his Way to Courcy Castle
• XVII Courcy Castle
• XVIII Lily Dale's first Love-letter
• XIX The Squire makes a Visit to the Small House
• XX Dr Crofts
• XXI John Eames encounters two Adventures and displays great courage in both
• XXII Lord de Guest at Home
• XXIII Mr Plantagenet Palliser
• XXIV A Mother-in-Law and a Father-in-Law
• XXV Adolphus Crosbie spends an Evening at His Club
• XVI Lord De Courcy in the Bosom of his Family
• XXVII 'On My Honour, I do not Understand it'
• XXVIII The Board
• XXIX John Eames returns to Burton Crescent
• XXX Is it from him?
• XXXI The Wounded fawn
• XXXI Pawkins' in Jermyn Street
• XXXIII 'The Time will Come'
• XXXIV The Combat
• XXXV Vae Victis
• XXXVI 'See the Conquering Hero comes'
• XXXVII An old Man's Complaint
• XXXVIII Doctor Crofts is called in
• XXXIX Doctor Crofts is turned out
• XL Preparations for the Wedding
• XLI Domestic Troubles
• XLII Lily's Bedside
• XLIII fie,fie!
• XLIV Valentine's Day at Allington
• XLV Valentine's Day in London
• XLVI John Eames at his Office
• XLVII The new Private Secretary
• XLVIII Nemesis
• XLIX Preparations for Going
• L Mrs Dale is thankful for a good Thing
• LI John Eames does Things which he ought not to have done
• LII The first Visit to the Guestwick Bridge
• LIII Loquitur Hopkins
• LIV The Second Visit to the Guestwick Bridge
• LV Now very fie fie after all
• LVI Showing how Mr Crosbie became again a happy man
• LVII Lilian Dale vanquishes her Mother
• LVIII The Fate of the Small House
• LIX John Eames becomes a Man
• LX Conclusion
• FRAMLEY PARSONAGE (contents)
• Introduction
• A Note on the Text
• I Omnes omnia bona dicere
• II The Framley Set, and the Chaldicotes Set
• III Chaldicotes
• IV A Matter of Conscience
• V Amantium Irae Amoris Integratio
• VI Mr Harold Smith's Lecture
• VII Sunday Morning
• VIII Gatherum Castle
• IX The Vicar's Return
• X Lucy Robarts
• XI Griselda Grantly
• XII The little Bill
• XIII Delicate Hints
• XIV Mr Crawley of Hogglestock
• XV Lady Lufton's Ambassador
• XVI Mrs Podgen's Baby
• XVII Mrs Proudie's Conversazione
• XVIII The new Ministers Patronage
• XIX Money Dealings
• XX Harold Smith in the Cabinet
• XXI Why Puck, the pony, was beaten
• XXII Hogglestock Parsonage
• XXIII The Triumph of the Giants
• XXIV Magna est Veritas
• XXV Non-impulsive
• XXVI Impulsive
• XXVII South Audley Street
• XXVIII Dr Thorne
• XXIX Miss Dunstalbe at Home
• XXX The Grantly Triumph
• XXXI Salmon-Fishing in Norway
• XXXII The Goat and Compasses
• XXXIII Consolation
• XXXIV Lady Lufton is taken by Surprise
• XXXV The Story of King Cophetua
• XXVI Kidnapping at Hogglestock
• XXXVII Mr Sowerby without Company
• XXXVIII Is there Cause of Just Impediment?
• XXXIX How to write a Love Letter
• XL Internecine
• XLI Don Quixote
• XLII Touching Pitch
• XLIII Is she not insignificant?
• XLIV The Philistines at the Parsonage
• XLV Palace Blessings
• XLVI Lady Lufton's Request
• XLVII Nemesis
• XLVIII How there were all married, had two children, and live happily ever after
• THE LAST CHRONICLE OF BARSET (contents)
• Introduction
• A Note on the Text
• I How did he get it?
• II By Heavens he had better not!
• III The Archdeacon's Threat
• IV The Clergyman's House at Hogglestock
• V What the World thought about it
• VI Grace Crawley
• VII Miss Prettyman's Private Room
• VIII Mr Crawley is taken to Silverbridge
• IX Grace Crawley goes to Allington
• X Dinner at Framley Court
• XI The Bishop sends his Inhibition
• XII Mr Crawley seeks for Sympathy
• XIII The Bishop's Angel
• XIV Major Grantley consults a Friend
• XV Up in London
• XVI Down at Allington
• XVII Mr Cralwy is summoned to Barchester
• XVIII The Bishop of Barchester is crushed
• XIX Where did it come from?
• XX What Mr Walker thought about it
• XXI Mr Robats on his Embassy
• XXII Major Grantly at Home
• XXIII Miss Lily Dale's Resolution
• XXIV Mrs Dobbs Broughton's Dinner-Party
• XXV Miss Madalina Demolines
• XXVI The Picture
• XXVII A Hero at Home
• XXVIII Showing how Major Grantley took a Walk
• XXIX Miss Lily Dale's Logic
• XXX Showing what Major Grantly did after his Walk
• XXXI Showing how Major Grantly returned to Guestwick
• XXXII Mr Toogood
• XXXIII The Plumstead Foxes
• XXXIV Mrs Proudie sends for her Lawyer
• XXXV Lily Dale writes two Words for her Book
• XXXVI Grace Crawley returns Home
• XXXVII Hook Court
• XXXVIII Jael
• XXXIX A new Flirtation
• XL Mr Toogood's Ideas about Society
• XLI Grace Crawley at Home
• XLII Mr Toogood travels Professionally
• XLIII Mr Crosbie goes in to the City
• XLIV 'I suppose I must let you have it'
• XLV Lily Dale goes to London
• XLVI The Bayswater Romance
• XLVII Dr Tempest at the Palace
• XLVIII The Softness of Sir Raffle Buffle
• XLIX Near the Close
• L Lady Lufton's Proposition
• LI Mrs Dobbs Broughton piles her Faggots
• LII Why don't you have an 'it' for yourself?
• LIII Rotten Row
• LIV The Clerical Commission
• LV Framley Parsonage
• LVI The Archdeacon goes to Framley
• LVII A double Pledge
• LVIII The Cross-grainedness of Men
• LIX A Lady presents her compliments to Miss L.D.
• LX The End oof Jael and Sisera
• LXI 'It's dogged as does it'
• XLII Mr Crawley Letter to the Dean
• XLIII Two Visitors to Hogglestock
• LXIV The Tragedy at Hook Court
• XLV Miss Van Siever makes her Choice
• LXVI Requiescat in Pace
• LXVII In Memoriam
• LXVIII The Obstinacy of Mr Crawley
• LXIX Mr Crawley's last Appearance in his own Pulpit
• LXX Mrs Arabin is caught
• LXXI Mr Toogoog at Silverbridge
• LXXII Mr Toogod at 'The Dragon of Wantly'
• LXXIII There is Comfort at Plumstead
• LXXIV The Crawleys are informed
• LXXV Madalina's Heart is bleeding
• LXXVI I think he is light of heart
• LXXVII The shattered Tree
• LXXVIII The Arabins return to Barchester
• LXXIX Mr Crawley speaks of his coat
• LXXX Miss Demolines desires to become a finger post
• LXXXI Barchester cloisters
• LXXXII The Last Scene at Hogglestock
• LXXXIII Mr Crawley is conquered
• LXXXIV Conclusion
• THE WARDEN (contents)
• Introduction
• A Note on the Text
• I Hiram's Hospital
• II The Barchester Performer
• III The Bishop of Barchester
• IV Hiram's Bedesmen
• V Dr Grantly visits the Hospital
• VI The Warden's Tea-party
• VII The Jupiter
• VIII Plumstead Episcopi
• IX The conference
• X Tribulation
• XI iphigenia
• XII Mr Bold's Visit to Plumstead
• XIII The Warden's Decision
• XIV Mount Olympus
• XV Tom Towers, Dr Anticant and Mr Sentiment
• XVI A long Day in London
• XVII Sir Abraham Haphazard
• XVIII The Warden is very Obstinate
• XIX The Warden Resigns
• XX Farewell
• XXI Conclusion
• DOCTOR THORNE (Contents)
• Introduction
• A Note on the Text
• I The Grehams of Greshamsbury
• II Long, long ago
• III Doctor Thorne
• IV Lessons from Courcy Castle
• V Frank Gresham's First speech
• VI Frank Gresham's early loves
• VII The Doctor's Garden
• VIII Matrimonial Prespects
• IX Sir Roger Scatcherd
• X Sir Roger's Will
• XI The Doctors drinks his Tea
• XII When Greek meets Greek, then comes the Tug of War
• XIII The two uncles
• XIV Sentence of Exile
• XV Courcy
• XVI Miss Dunstable
• XVII The Election
• XVIII The Rivals
• XIX The Duke of Omnium
• XX The Proposal
• XXI Mr Moffat falls into Trouble
• XXII Sir Roger is unseated
• XXIII Retrospective
• XXIV Louis Scatcherd
• XXV Sir Roger Dies
• XXVI War
• XXVII Miss Thorne goes on a Visit
• XXVIII The Doctor hears Something to his Advantage
• XXIX The Donket-ride
• XXX Post Prandial
• XXXI The Small End of the Wedge
• XXXII Mr Oriel
• XXXIII A morning Visit
• XXXIV A Barouche and Four arrives at Greshamsbury
• XXXV Sir Louis goes out to Dinner
• XXXVI Will he come again?
• XXXVII Sir Louis leaves Greshamsbury
• XXXVIII De Courcy Precepts and De Courcy Practice
• XXXIX What the World says about Blood
• XL The two Doctors change Patients
• XLI Doctor Thorne won't interfere
• XLII What can you give in Return?
• XLIII The Race of Scatcherd becomes Extinct
• XLIV Saturday evening and Sunday Morning
• XLV Law Business in London
• XLVI Our Pet Fox finds a Tail
• XLVII How the Bride was received, and who was asked to the Wedding
• BARCHESTER TOWERS (contents)
• Introduction
• A Note on the Text
• I Who will be the new Bishop?
• II Hiram's Hospital according to Act of Parliament
• III Dr and Mrs Proudie
• IV The Bishop's Chaplain
• V A morning Visit
• VI War
• VII The Dean and Chapter take Counsel
• VIII The ex-Warden rejoices in his Probable Return to the Hospital
• IX The Stanhope Family
• X Mrs Proudie's Reception - Commenced
• XI Mrs Proudie's Reception - Concluded
• XII Slope versus Harding
• XIII The Rubbish Cart
• XIV The new Champion
• XV The Widow's Suitors
• XVI Baby Worship
• XVII Who shall be Cock of the Walk?
• XVIII The Widow's Persecution
• XIX Barchester by Moonlight
• XX Mr Arabin
• XXI St Ewold's Parsonage
• XXII The Thornes of Ullathorne
• XXIII Mr Arabin reads himself in a St Ewolds
• XXIV Mr Slope manages Matters very cleverly at Puddingdale
• XXV Fourteen Arguments in favour of Mr Quiverful's Claims
• XXVI Mrs Proudie wrestles and gets a Fall
• XXVII A Love Scene
• XXVIII Mrs Bold is entertained by Dr and Mrs Grantly at Plumstead
• XXIX A Serious interview
• XXX Another Love Scene
• XXXI The Bishop's Library
• XXXII A new candidate for ecclesiastical Honours
• XXXIII Mrs Proudie Victrix
• XXXIV Oxford - the Master and Tutor of Lazarus
• XXXV Miss Thorne's Fete-Champetre
• XXXVI Ullathorne Sports - Act I
• XXVII The Signora Neroni, the Countess De Courcy and Mrs Proudie meet each other at Ullathorne
• XXXVIII The Bishop sits down to Breakfaste and the Dean dies
• XXXIX The Lookalofts and the Greenacres
• XL Ullathorne Sports - Act II
• XLI Mrs Bold confides her Sorrow to her Friend Miss Stanhope
• XLII Ullathorne Sports - Act III
• XLIII Mr and Mrs Quiverful are made happy. Mr Slope is encouranged by the Press
• XLIV Mrs Bold at Home
• XLV The Stanhopes at Home
• XLVI Mr Slope's parting Interview with the Signora
• XLVII The Dean Elect
• XLVIII Miss Thorne shows her Talent at matchmaking
• XLIX The Beelzebub Colt
• L The Archdeacon is satisfied with the State of Affairs
• LI Mr Slope bids farewell to the Palace and its inhabitants
• LII The new Dean takes possession of the Deanery, and the new Warden of the Hospital
• LIII Conclusion