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CHAPTER 3. FALCON AND FETTERLOCK CHAPTER 6. THE PRICE OF A GOOSE |
CHAPTER I. IN SEARCH OF A MISSION
CHAPTER II. RACHEL’S DISCIPLINE
CHAPTER III. MACKAREL LANE
CHAPTER IV. THE HERO.
CHAPTER V. MILITARY SOCIETY.
CHAPTER VI. ERMINE’S RESOLUTION
CHAPTER VII. WAITNG FOR ROSE
CHAPTER VIII. WOMAN’S MISSION DISCOVERED.
CHAPTER IX. THE NEW SPORT
CHAPTER X. THE PHILANTHROPIST.
CHAPTER XI. LADY TEMPLE’S TROUBLES.
CHAPTER XII. A CHANGE AT THE PARSONAGE.
CHAPTER XIII. THE FOX AND THE CROW.
CHAPTER XIV. THE GOWANBRAE BALL.
CHAPTER XV. GO AND BRAY
CHAPTER XVI. AN APPARITION.
CHAPTER XVII. THE SIEGE.
CHAPTER XVIII. THE FORLORN HOPE.
CHAPTER XIX. THE BREWST SHE BREWED.
CHAPTER XX. THE SARACEN’S HEAD.
CHAPTER XXI. THE QUARTER SESSIONS.
CHAPTER XXII. THE AFTER CLAP
CHAPTER XXIII. DEAR ALEXANDER.
CHAPTER XXIV. THE HONEYMOON.
CHAPTER XXV. THE HUNTSFORD CROQUET.
CHAPTER XXVI. THE END OF CLEVERNESS.
CHAPTER XXVII. THE POST BAG.
CHAPTER XXVIII. VANITY OF VANITIES.
CHAPTER XXIX. AT LAST.
CHAPTER XXX. WHO IS THE CLEVER WOMAN?
| CHAPTER | |
| I. | ST. AMBROSE'S CHOIR. |
| II. | MONKS HORTON. |
| III. | HEIR HUNTING. |
| IV. | A NAME. |
| V. | SUSPENSE. |
| VI. | THE WATER-SOLDIER. |
| VII. | THAT MAN. |
| VIII. | THE FATHER. |
| IX. | NEW PLUMES. |
| X. | BRIDGEFIELD EGREMONT. |
| XI. | LAWN-TENNIS. |
| XII. | OUT OF WORK. |
| XIII. | DETRIMENTALS. |
| XIV. | GOING AGEE. |
| XV. | A CASTLE OF UMBRELLAS. |
| XVI. | INFRA DIG. |
| XVII. | AN OLD FRIEND. |
| XVIII. | A FRIEND IN NEED. |
| XIX. | THE VORTEX. |
| XX. | WOLF. |
| XXI. | URSULA'S RECEPTION. |
| XXII. | DISENCHANTMENT. |
| XXIII. | A FAILURE. |
| XXIV. | FARMS OR UMBRELLAS. |
| XXV. | THE GIGGLING SCOTCH GIRL. |
| XXVI. | THREE YEARS LATER. |
| XXVII. | THE BOY OF EGREMONT. |
| XXVIII. | A BRAVE HEART. |
| XXIX. | A FRESH START. |
| XXX. | NUTTIE'S PROSPECTS. |
| XXXI. | SPES NON FRACTA. |
| XXXII. | BLACKS IN THE ASCENDANT. |
| XXXIII. | THE LOST HEIR. |
| XXXIV. | FETTERS RENT. |
| XXXV. | THE HULL OF THE URSULA. |
| XXXVI. | NUTTIE'S KNIGHT. |
| XXXVII. | FOUND AND TAKEN. |
| XXXVIII. | THE UMBRELLA MAN. |
| XXXIX. | ANNAPLE'S AMBITION FALLEN. |
| I. | CHARLOTTE. |
| II. | AN OLD SCHOOLMISTRESS. |
| III. | LOUIS LE DEBONNAIRE. |
| IV. | THISTLE-DOWN. |
| V. | THE TWO MINISTERS. |
| VI. | FAREWELLS. |
| VII. | GOSSAMER. |
| VIII. | A TRUANT DISPOSITION. |
| IX. | THE FAMILY COMPACT. |
| X. | THE BETTER PART OF VALOUR. |
| XI. | A HALTING PROPOSAL. |
| XII. | CHILDE ROLAND. |
| XIII. | FROSTY, BUT KINDLY. |
| XIV. | NEW INHABITANTS. |
| XV. | MOTLEY THE ONLY WEAR. |
| XVI. | THE FRUIT OF THE CHRISTMAS-TREE |
| XVII. | THE RIVALS. |
| XVIII. | REST FOR THE WEARY. |
| XIX. | MOONSHINE. |
| XX. | THE FANTASTIC VISCOUNT. |
| XXI. | THE HERO OF THE BARRICADES. |
| XXII. | BURGOMASTERS AND GREAT ONE-EYERS. |
| 1. | THE TRYSTE. |
| II. | THE THIRD TIME. |
| III. | MISTS. |
| IV. | OUTWARD BOUND. |
| V. | THE NEW WORLD. |
| VI. | THE TWO PENDRAGONS. |
| VII. | ROLAND AND OLIVER |
| VIII. | THE RESTORATION. |
| IX. | THE GIANT OF THE WESTERN STAR. |
| X. | THE WRONG WOMAN IN THE WRONG PLACE. |
| XI. | AUNT CATHARINE'S HOME. |
| XII. | THE FROST HOUSEHOLD. |
| XIII. | THE CONWAY HOUSEHOLD. |
| XIV. | THE TRUSTEES' MEETING. |
| XV. | SWEET USES OF ADVERSITY. |
| XVI. | THE VALLEY OF HUMILIATION. |
| XVII. | 'BIDE A WEE.' |
| XVIII. | THE CRASH. |
| XIX. | FAREWELL TO GREATNESS. |
| XX. | WESTERN TIDINGS. |
| XXI. | STEPPING WESTWARD. |
| XXII. | RATHER SUDDEN. |
| XXIII. | THE MARVEL OF PERU. |
| CHAPTER I | CHAPTER II | CHAPTER III | CHAPTER IV |
| CHAPTER V | CHAPTER VI | CHAPTER VII | CHAPTER VIII |
| CHAPTER IX | CHAPTER X | CHAPTER XI | CHAPTER XII |
| CHAPTER XIII | CHAPTER XIV |
CHAPTER I. THE
ARGHOUSE INHERITANCE
CHAPTER II. THE
LION OF NEME HEATH
CHAPTER III. THE
"DRAGON'S HEAD"
CHAPTER IV. THE
WRATH OF DIANA
CHAPTER V. THE
CAPTURE IN THE SNOW
CHAPTER VI. OGDEN'S
BUILDINGS
CHAPTER VII. THE
BIRDS OF ILL OMEN
CHAPTER VIII. BULLOCK'S
CHASTISEMENT
CHAPTER IX. THE
CHAMPION'S BELT
CHAPTER X. DERMOT'S
MARK
CHAPTER XI. THE
RED VALLEY CATTLE STEALERS
CHAPTER XII. THE
GOLDEN FRUIT
CHAPTER XIII. THE
BLOODHOUND
CHAPTER XIV. SUNSET
GOLD AND PURPLE
CHAPTER XV. THE
FATAL TOKEN
CHAPTER XVI. CONCLUSION
| CHAPTER I | CHAPTER II | CHAPTER III | CHAPTER IV |
| CHAPTER V | CHAPTER VI | CHAPTER VII | CHAPTER VIII |
| CHAPTER IX | CHAPTER X | CHAPTER XI | CHAPTER XII |
| CHAPTER XIII | CHAPTER XIV | CHAPTER XV | CHAPTER XVI |
CHAPTER I. THE
LITTLE WAIF
CHAPTER II. EVIL
TIDINGS
CHAPTER III. THE
CAPTIVE
CHAPTER IV. THE
OAK AND THE OAKEN HALL
CHAPTER V. THE
HUCKSTERING WOMAN
CHAPTER VI. THE
BEWITCHED WHISTLE
CHAPTER VII. THE
BLAST OF THE WHISTLE
CHAPTER VIII. THE
KEY OF THE CIPHER
CHAPTER IX. UNQUIET
CHAPTER X. THE
LADY ARBELL
CHAPTER XI. QUEEN
MARY'S PRESENCE CHAMBER
CHAPTER XII. A
FURIOUS LETTER
CHAPTER XIII. BEADS
AND BRACELETS
CHAPTER XIV. THE
MONOGRAMS
CHAPTER XV. MOTHER
AND CHILD
CHAPTER XVI. THE
PEAK CAVERN
CHAPTER XVII. THE
EBBING WELL
CHAPTER XVIII. CIS OR
SISTER
CHAPTER XIX. THE
CLASH OF SWORDS
CHAPTER XX. WINGFIELD
MANOR
CHAPTER XXI. A
TANGLE
CHAPTER XXII. TUTBURY
CHAPTER XXIII. THE
LOVE TOKEN
CHAPTER XXIV. A
LIONESS AT BAY
CHAPTER XXV. PAUL'S
WALK
CHAPTER XXVI. IN THE
WEB
CHAPTER XXVII. THE
CASTLE WELL
CHAPTER XXVIII. HUNTING
DOWN THE DEER
CHAPTER XXIX. THE
SEARCH
CHAPTER XXX. TETE-A-TETE
CHAPTER XXXI. EVIDENCE
CHAPTER XXXII. WESTMINSTER
HALL
CHAPTER XXXIII. IN THE
TOWER
CHAPTER XXXIV. FOTHERINGHAY
CHAPTER XXXV. BEFORE
THE COMMISSIONERS
CHAPTER XXXVI. A
VENTURE
CHAPTER XXXVII. MY
LADY'S REMORSE
CHAPTER XXXVIII. MASTER
TALBOT AND HIS CHARGE
CHAPTER XXXIX. THE
FETTERLOCK COURT
CHAPTER XL. THE
SENTENCE
CHAPTER XLI. HER
ROYAL HIGHNESS
CHAPTER XLII. THE
SUPPLICATION
CHAPTER XLIII. THE
WARRANT
CHAPTER XLIV. ON THE
HUMBER
CHAPTER XLV. TEN
YEARS AFTER
CHAPTER I. SAULT
ST. PIERRE
CHAPTER II. TREVORSHAM
CHAPTER III. THE
PEERAGE CASE
CHAPTER IV. SKIMPING'S
FARM
CHAPTER V. SPINNEY
LAWN
CHAPTER VI. THE
WHITE DOE'S WARNING
CHAPTER VII. HUNTING
CHAPTER VIII. DUCK
SHOOTING
CHAPTER IX. TREVOR'S
LEGACY
1.
JULIUS CÆSAR. B.C. 55.
2.
THE ROMANS IN BRITAIN. A.D. 41—418.
3.
THE ANGLE CHILDREN. A.D. 597.
4.
THE NORTHMEN. A.D. 858—958.
5.
THE DANISH CONQUEST. A.D. 958—1035.
6.
THE NORMAN CONQUEST. A.D. 1035—1066.
7.
WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR. A.D. 1066—1087.
8.
WILLIAM II., RUFUS. A.D. 1087—1100.
9.
HENRY I., BEAU-CLERC. A.D. 1100—1135.
10.
STEPHEN. A.D. 1135—1154.
11.
HENRY II., FITZ-EMPRESS. A.D. 1154—1189.
12.
RICHARD I., LION-HEART. A.D. 1189—1199.
13.
JOHN, LACKLAND. A.D. 1199—1216.
14.
HENRY III., OF WINCHESTER. A.D. 1216—1272.
15.
EDWARD I., LONGSHANKS. A.D. 1272—1307.
16.
EDWARD II., OF CAERNARVON. A.D. 1307—1327.
17.
EDWARD III. A.D. 1327—1377.
18.
RICHARD II. A.D. 1377—1399.
19.
HENRY IV. A.D. 1399—1413.
20.
HENRY V., OF MONMOUTH. A.D. 1413—1423.
21.
HENRY VI., OF WINDSOR. A.D. 1423—1461.
22.
EDWARD IV. A.D. 1461—1483.
23.
EDWARD V. A.D. 1483.
24.
RICHARD III. A.D. 1483—1485.
25.
HENRY VII. A.D. 1485—1509.
26.
HENRY VIII. AND CARDINAL WOLSEY. A.D. 1509—1529.
27.
HENRY VIII. AND HIS WIVES. A.D. 1528—1547.
28.
EDWARD VI. A.D. 1547—1553.
29.
MARY I. A.D. 1553—1558.
30.
ELIZABETH. A.D. 1558—1587.
31.
ELIZABETH (CONTINUED). A.D. 1587—1602.
32.
JAMES I., A.D. 1602—1625.
33.
CHARLES I., A.D. 1625—1645.
34.
THE LONG PARLIAMENT. A.D. 1649.
35.
DEATH OF CHARLES I. A.D. 1649—1651.
36.
OLIVER CROMWELL. A.D. 1649—1660.
37.
CHARLES II. A.D. 1660—1685.
38.
JAMES II. A.D. 1685—1688.
39.
WILLIAM III., AND MARY II. A.D. 1689—1702.
40.
ANNE. A.D. 1702—1714.
41.
GEORGE I. A.D. 1714—1725.
42.
GEORGE II. A.D. 1725—1760.
43.
GEORGE III. A.D. 1760—1785.
44.
GEORGE III. (CONTINUED). A.D. 1785—1810.
45.
GEORGE III.—THE REGENCY. A.D. 1810—1820.
46.
GEORGE IV. A.D. 1820-1839.
47.
WILLIAM IV. A.D. 1830—1837.
48.
VICTORIA. A.D. 1837—1855.
49.
VICTORIA (CONTINUED). A.D. 1855—1860.
50.
VICTORIA (CONTINUED). A.D. 1860—1872.
CHAPTER I. CHILDHOOD AT HOME AND AT SCHOOL, 1827-1838.
CHAPTER II. BOYHOOD AT ETON. 1838—1845.
CHAPTER III. UNDERGRADUATE LIFE AT BALLIOL AND JOURNEYS ON THE CONTINENT.
CHAPTER IV. FELLOWSHIP OF MERTON. 1852—1854.
CHAPTER V. THE CURACY AT ALFINGTON. 1853-1855.
CHAPTER VI. THE VOYAGE AND FIRST YEAR. 1855-1856.
CHAPTER VII. THE MELANESIAN ISLES. 1856-1857.
CHAPTER VIII. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE AND LIFU. 1857-1859.
CHAPTER IX. MOTA AND ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE, KOHIMARAMA. 1859-1862.
CHAPTER X. THE EPISCOPATE AT KOHIMARAMA. 1866.
CHAPTER XI. ST. BARNABAS COLLEGE, NORFOLK ISLAND. 1867—1869.
CHAPTER XII. THE LAST EIGHTEEN MONTHS. 1870-1871.
CHAPTER I.—JOE BROWNLOW’S FANCY.
CHAPTER III. — THE WHITE SLATE.
CHAPTER IV. — THE STRAY CHICKENS.
CHAPTER V. — BRAINS AND NO BRAINS.
CHAPTER VI. — ENCHANTED GROUND.
CHAPTER VII. — THE COLONEL’S CHICKENS.
CHAPTER X. — ELLEN’S MAGNUM BONUMS.
CHAPTER XIII. — THE RIVAL HEIRESSES.
CHAPTER XV. — THE BELFOREST MAGNUM BONUM.
CHAPTER XVII. — POPINJAY PARLOUR.
CHAPTER XVIII. — AN OFFER FOR MAGNUM BONUM.
CHAPTER XIX. — THE SNOWY WINDING-SHEET.
CHAPTER XXI. — AN ACT OF INDEPENDENCE.
CHAPTER XXII. — SHUTTING THE STABLE DOOR.
CHAPTER XXIII. — THE LOST TREASURE.
CHAPTER XXIV. — THE ANGEL MOUNTAIN.
CHAPTER XXV. — THE LAND OF AFTERNOON.
CHAPTER XXVII. — BLUEBEARD’S CLOSET.
CHAPTER XXVIII. — THE TURN OF THE WHEEL.
CHAPTER XXIX. — FRIENDS AND UNFRIENDS.
CHAPTER XXX. — AS WEEL OFF AS AYE WAGGING
CHAPTER XXXIII. — BITTER FAREWELLS.
CHAPTER XXXIV. — BLIGHTED BEINGS.
CHAPTER XXXV. — THE PHANTOM BLACKCOCK OF KILNAUGHT.
CHAPTER XXXVI. — OF NO CONSEQUENCE.
CHAPTER XXXVII. — THE TRAVELLER’S JOY.
CHAPTER XXXVIII. — THE TRUST FULFILLED.
CHAPTER XL. — EVIL OUT OF GOOD.
CHAPTER XLI. — GOOD OUT OF EVIL.
CHAPTER III. — PERPETUAL MOTION
CHAPTER IV. — THE QUEEN OF THE WHITE ANTS
CHAPTER VI. — SINGLE MISFORTUNES NEVER COME ALONE
CHAPTER VIII. — GILLIAN’S PUPIL
CHAPTER X. — AUT CAESAR AUT NIHIL
CHAPTER XI. — LADY MERRIFIELD’S CHRISTMAS LETTER-BAG
CHAPTER XIII. — ST. VALENTINE’S DAY
CHAPTER XV. — THE ROCKS OF ROCKSTONE
CHAPTER XVII. — ‘THEY COME, THEY COME’
CHAPTER XVIII. — FATHER AND MOTHER
CHAPTER XIX. — THE KNIGHT AND THE DRAGON
CHAPTER XX. — IVINGHOE TERRACE
CHAPTER XXI. — BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
CHAPTER XXII. — THE MAIDEN ALL FORLORN
CHAPTER I. — A CHAPTER OF RETROSPECT
CHAPTER II. — A CHAPTER OF TWADDLE
CHAPTER IV. — SLUM, SEA, OR SEASON
CHAPTER VI. — ST. ANDREW’S ROCK
CHAPTER VII. — THE HOPE OF VANDERKIST
CHAPTER VIII. — THE MOUSE-TRAP
CHAPTER XI. — HEROES AND HERO-WORSHIP
CHAPTER XII. — THE LITTLE BUTTERFLY
CHAPTER XIII. — TWO SIDES OF A SHIELD AGAIN
CHAPTER XIV. — BUTTERFLY’S NECTAR
CHAPTER XV. — A POOR FOREIGN WIDOW
CHAPTER XVI. — “SEE, THE CONQUERING HERO COMES”
CHAPTER XVIII. — THE EVIL STAR
CHAPTER XXIII. — ILLUMINATIONS
CHAPTER XXIV. — COUNSELS OF PATIENCE
CHAPTER XXVI. — THE SILENT STAR
CHAPTER XXVII. — THE RED MANTLE
CHAPTER XXVIII. — ROCCA MARINA
CHAPTER XXIX. — ROWENA AND HER RIVAL
CHAPTER XXX. — DREAMS AND NIGHTINGALES
CHAPTER XXXI. — THE COLD SHOULDER
CHAPTER XXXII. — THE TEST OF DAY-DREAMS
CHAPTER XXXIII. — A MISSIONARY WEDDING
PREFACE
THE CHAPLET OF PEARLS
CHAPTER I. THE BRIDAL OF THE WHITE AND BLACK
CHAPTER II. THE SEPARATION
CHAPTER III. THE FAMILY COUNCIL
CHAPTER IV. TITHONUS
CHAPTER V. THE CONVENT BIRD
CHAPTER VI. FOULLY COZENED
CHAPTER VII. THE QUEEN’S PASTORAL
CHAPTER VIII. ’LE BROUILON’
CHAPTER IX. THE WEDDING WITH CRIMSON FAVOURS
CHAPTER X. MONSIEUR’S BALLET
CHAPTER XI. THE KING’S TRAGEDY
CHAPTER XII. THE PALACE OF SLAUGHTER
CHAPTER XIII. THE BRIDEGROOM’S ARRIVAL
CHAPTER XIV. SWEET HEART
CHAPTER XV. NOTRE-DAME DE BELLAISE*
CHAPTER XVI. THE HEARTHS AND THICKETS OF THE BOCAGE
CHAPTER XVII. THE GHOSTS OF THE TEMPLARS
CHAPTER XVIII. THE MOONBEAM
CHAPTER XIX. LA RUE DES TROIS FEES
CHAPTER XX. THE ABBE
CHAPTER XXI. UNDER THE WALNUT-TREE
CHAPTER XXII. DEPARTURE
CHAPTER XXIII. THE EMPTY CRADLE
CHAPTER XXIV. THE GOOD PRIEST OF NISSARD
CHAPTER XXV. THE VELVET COACH
CHAPTER XXVI. THE CHEVALIER’S EXPIATION
CHAPTER XXVII. THE DYING KING
CHAPTER XXVIII. THE ORPHANS OF LA SABLERIE
CHAPTER XXIX. IN THE KING’S NAME
CHAPTER XXX. CAGED IN THE BLACKBIRD’S NEST
CHAPTER XXXI. THE DARK POOL OF THE FUTURE
CHAPTER XXXII. ’JAM SATIS’
CHAPTER XXXIII. THE SCANDAL OF THE SYNOD OF MONTAUBAN
CHAPTER XXXIV. MADAME LA DUCHESSE
CHAPTER XXXV. THE ITALIAN PEDLAR
CHAPTER XXXVI. SPELL AND POTION
CHAPTER XXXVII. BEATING AGAINST THE BARS
CHAPTER XXXVIII. THE ENEMY IN PRESENCE
CHAPTER XXXIX. THE PEDLAR’S PREDICTION
CHAPTER XL. THE SANDS OF OLONNE
CHAPTER XLI. OUR LADY OF HOPE
CHAPTER XLII. THE SILVER BULLET
CHAPTER XLIII. LE BAISER D’EUSTACIE
CHAPTER XLIV. THE GALIMAFRE
CHAPTER IV. — A SPORTING PRIORESS
CHAPTER VI. — A CAUTIOUS STEPFATHER
CHAPTER VII. — ON DERWENT BANKS
CHAPTER IX. — HENRY OF WINDSOR
CHAPTER X. — THE SCHOLAR OF THE MOUNTAINS
CHAPTER XII. — A PRUDENT RECEPTION
CHAPTER XIII. — FELLOW TRAVELLERS
CHAPTER XVI. — THE HERMIT IN THE TOWER
CHAPTER XVII. — A CAPTIVE KING
CHAPTER XVIII. — AT THE MINORESSES’
CHAPTER XIX. — A STRANGE EASTER EVE
CHAPTER XXII. — THE NUT-BROWN MAID
CHAPTER XXIII. — BROUGHAM CASTLE
PREFACE
LOVE AND LIFE.
CHAPTER I. A SYLLABUB PARTY
CHAPTER II. THE HOUSE OF DELAVIE
CHAPTER III. AMONG THE COWSLIPS
CHAPTER IV. MY LADY’S MISSIVE
CHAPTER V. THE SUMMONS
CHAPTER VI. DISAPPOINTED LOVE
CHAPTER VII. ALL ALONE
CHAPTER VIII. THE ENCHANTED CASTLE
CHAPTER IX. THE TRIAD
CHAPTER X. THE DARK CHAMBER
CHAPTER XI. A VOICE FROM THE GRAVE
CHAPTER XII. THE SHAFTS OF PHOEBE
CHAPTER XIII. THE FLUTTER OF HIS WINGS
CHAPTER XIV. THE CANON OF WINDSOR
CHAPTER XV. THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY
CHAPTER XVI. AUGURIES
CHAPTER XVII. THE VICTIM DEMANDED
CHAPTER XVIII. THE PROPOSAL
CHAPTER XIX. WOOING IN THE DARK
CHAPTER XX. THE MUFFLED BRIDEGROOM
CHAPTER XXI. THE SISTERS’ MEETING
CHAPTER XXII. A FATAL SPARK
CHAPTER XXIII. WRATH AND DESOLATION
CHAPTER XXIV. THE WANDERER
CHAPTER XXV. VANISHED
CHAPTER XXVI. THE TRACES
CHAPTER XXVII. CYTHEREA’S BOWER
CHAPTER XXVIII. THE ROUT
CHAPTER XXIX. A BLACK BLONDEL
CHAPTER XXX. THE FIRST TASK
CHAPTER XXXI. THE SECOND TASK
CHAPTER XXXII. LIONS
CHAPTER XXXIII. THE COSMETIC
CHAPTER XXXIV. DOWN THE RIVER
CHAPTER XXXV. THE RETURN
CHAPTER XXXVI. WAKING
CHAPTER XXXVII. MAKING THE BEST OF IT
CHAPTER I. — WHITEHALL BEFORE THE COBWEBS.
CHAPTER II. — A LITTLE MUTUAL AVERSION.
CHAPTER III. — CELADON AND CHLOE
CHAPTER VI. — VICTORY DEARLY BOUGHT
CHAPTER VIII. — MARGUERITE TO THE RESCUE.
CHAPTER IX. — THE FIREBRAND OF THE BOCAGE.
CHAPTER X. — OLD THREADS TAKEN UP.
CHAPTER XII. — CAVALIERS IN EXILE.
CHAPTER XIII. — MADEMOISELLE’S TOILETTE.
CHAPTER XIV. — COURT APPOINTMENT
CHAPTER XV. — A STRANGER THANKSGIVING DAY.
CHAPTER XVII. — A PATIENT GRISEL
CHAPTER XVIII. — TWELFTH NIGHT, OR WHAT YOU WILL.
CHAPTER XXI. — ST. MARGARET AND THE DRAGON
CHAPTER XXII. — ST. MARGARET AND THE DRAGON
CHAPTER XXIII. — THE LION AND THE MOUSE
CHAPTER XXVII. — THE EXPEDIENT
CHAPTER XXVIII. — THE BOEUF GRAS
CHAPTER XXIX. — MADAME’S OPPORTUNITY
CHAPTER XXX. — THE NEW MAID OF ORLEANS
CHAPTER XXXI. — PORTE ST. ANTOINE
CHAPTER XXXIII. — BRIDAL PEARLS
CHAPTER XXXIV. — ANNORA’S HOME
| CHAPTER I. | THE TRUST |
| CHAPTER II. | THE STRAGGLERS |
| CHAPTER III. | KIRK RAPINE |
| CHAPTER IV. | THE GOOD CAUSE |
| CHAPTER V. | DESOLATION |
| CHAPTER VI. | LEFT TO THEMSELVES |
| CHAPTER VII. | THE HERMIT'S GULLEY |
| CHAPTER VIII. | STEAD IN POSSESSION |
| CHAPTER IX. | WINTRY TIMES |
| CHAPTER X. | A TERRIBLE HARVEST DAY |
| CHAPTER XI. | THE FORTUNES OF WAR |
| CHAPTER XII. | FAREWELL TO THE CAVALIERS |
| CHAPTER XIII. | GODLY VENN'S TROOP |
| CHAPTER XIV. | THE QUESTION |
| CHAPTER XV. | A TABLE OF LOVE IN THE WILDERNESS |
| CHAPTER XVI. | A FAIR OFFER |
| CHAPTER XVII. | THE GROOM IN GREY |
| CHAPTER XVIII. | JEPH'S GOOD FORTUNE |
| CHAPTER XIX. | PATIENCE |
| CHAPTER XX. | EMLYN'S SERVICE |
| CHAPTER XXI. | THE ASSAULT OF THE CAVERN |
| CHAPTER XXII. | EMLYN'S TROTH |
| CHAPTER XXIII. | FULFILMENT |
CHAPTER I. — WHAT WILL BECOME OF ME?
CHAPTER II. — THE MERRIFIELDS.
CHAPTER IV. — TURNED IN AMONG THEM
CHAPTER VIII. — MY PERSECUTED UNCLE
CHAPTER XI. — SECRET EXPEDITION
CHAPTER XIII. — AN EGYPTIAN SPHYNX
CHAPTER XIV. — A CYPHER AND A TY.
CHAPTER XV. — THE BUTTERFLY’S BALL.
CHAPTER XVI. — THE INCONSTANCY OF CONSTANCE.
CHAPTER XVII. — THE STONE MELTING.
CHAPTER XVIII. — MYSIE AND DOLORES.
CHAPTER XIX. — A SADDER AND A WISER AUTHORESS.
CHAPTER XX. — CONFESSIONS OF A COUNTRY MOUSE.
CHAPTER XXI. — IN COURT AND OUT.
| I. | THE BIRTH-DAY GIFT | |
| II. | THE PIC-NIC | |
| III. | FORTUNATUS' PURSE | |
| IV. | TWILIGHT AND DAWN | |
| V. | WORKING FOR BREAD | |
| VI. | THE CACIQUE | |
| VII. | THE CHESS-PLAYER'S BATTLE | |
| VIII. | THE HOME | |
| IX. | THE THIRTEEN | |
| X. | THE FAMILY COBWEB ON THE MOVE | |
| XI. | THE CHORAL FESTIVAL | |
| XII. | GIANT DESPAIR'S CASTLE | |
| XIII. | PEGASUS IN HARNESS | |
| XIV. | WHAT IT MAY LEAD TO | |
| XV. | WHAT IT LED TO | |
| XVI. | THE WINTER OF DISCONTENT | |
| XVII. | MIDSUMMER SUN | |
| XVIII. | BY THE RIVER | |
| XIX. | THE HOUSE WITHOUT PILLARS | |
| XX. | VALE LESTON | |
| XXI. | A KETTLE OF FISH | |
| XXII. | THE REAL THING AND NO MISTAKE | |
| XXIII. | SMOKE-JACK ALLEY |
| XXIV. | FAMILY GHOOLS | |
| XXV. | DON GIOVANNI | |
| XXVI. | TRANSMUTATION | |
| XXVII. | DON OR MYNHEER | |
| XXVIII. | STARS GRATIS | |
| XXIX. | BRYNHILD | |
| XXX. | THE SCULPTOR | |
| XXXI. | THE BARBE BLONDE | |
| XXXII. | THE NID D'AVIS | |
| XXXIII. | A BOOTLESS BENE | |
| XXXIV. | THE VICAR OF VALE LESTON | |
| XXXV. | THE OLD SQUIRE AND THE NEW | |
| XXXVI. | POSSESSION | |
| XXXVII. | INVASIONS | |
| XXXVIII. | K.T. | |
| XXXIX. | FOUR YEARS | |
| XL. | A K T STROPHE | |
| XLI. | CHESTS AND HEARTS | |
| XLII. | A HALCYON DAY | |
| XLIII. | PRINCESS FAIR-STAR | |
| XLIV. | THE FIDDLER'S RANCH | |
| XLV. | THE MYRTLE SPRAY | |
| XLVI. | SOUR GRAPES | |
| XLVII. | THE TASK OVER | |
| XLVIII. | SHATTERED PILLARS | |
| XLIX. | THE RIVAL OWLS | |
| CONCLUSION |
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CHAPTER I |
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Merdon and Otterbourne |
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CHAPTER II |
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Mediæval Gifts |
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CHAPTER III |
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Reformation Times |
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CHAPTER IV |
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Puritan Times |
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CHAPTER V |
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Customs of the Manor of Merdon |
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CHAPTER VI |
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Cranbury and Brambridge |
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CHAPTER VII |
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The Building at Hursley |
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CHAPTER VIII |
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Old Otterbourne |
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CHAPTER IX |
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Church Building |
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CHAPTER X |
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Hursley Church |
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CHAPTER XI |
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The Golden Days of Hursley |
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CHAPTER XII |
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Hursley Vicarage |
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CHAPTER XIII |
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Later Changes |
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CHAPTER XIV |
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A Survey |
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CHAPTER XV |
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Words and Phrases |
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CHAPTER XVI |
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Natural History |
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John Keble, from the Pencil Drawing by John Bacon, jun., (1851), by permission of the Rev. J. B. Medley of Tyntesfield |
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Merdon Castle and Well, Hursley Park |
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Richard Cromwell, Lord Protector |
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The Old Church at Hursley |
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Hursley Park House. N.-E. FRONT, 1867 |
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Exterior, Otterbourne Church |
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Ampfield Church |
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Fountain at Ampfield |
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Hursley Vicarage and Church |
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Sir William Heathcote, Bart. After the picture by George Richard, R.A., 1870; by permission of P. and D. Colnaglie and Co. |
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Hursley Church |
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Interior, Otterbourne Church |
THE STORIES OF ALCESTIS AND ANTIGONE
WITHSTANDING THE MONARCH IN HIS WRATH
THE LAST FIGHT IN THE COLISEUM
WHAT IS BETTER THAN SLAYING A DRAGON
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CHAPTER I |
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TORTOISES AND HARES |
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CHAPTER II |
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THE GOYLE |
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CHAPTER III |
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THE FIRST SUNDAY |
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CHAPTER IV |
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CYCLES |
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CHAPTER V |
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CLIPSTONE FRIENDS |
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CHAPTER VI |
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THE FRESCOES OF ST. KENELM’S |
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CHAPTER VII |
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SISTER AND SISTERS |
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CHAPTER VIII |
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SNOBBISHNESS |
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CHAPTER IX |
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GONE OVER TO THE ENEMY |
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CHAPTER X |
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FLOWN |
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CHAPTER XI |
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ADRIFT |
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CHAPTER XII |
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“THE KITTIWAKE” |
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CHAPTER XIII |
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CHIMERAS DIRE |
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CHAPTER XIV |
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PAIRING TIME ANTICIPATED |
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CHAPTER XV |
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BROODS ASTRAY |
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CHAPTER XVI |
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THE REGIMENT OF WOMEN |
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CHAPTER XVII |
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FOXGLOVES AND FLIRTATIONS |
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CHAPTER XVIII |
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PALACES OR CHURCHES |
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CHAPTER XIX |
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TWO WEDDINGS |
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CHAPTER XX |
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FLEETING |
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CHAPTER XXI |
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THE ELECTRICIANS |
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CHAPTER XXII |
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ANGEL AND BEAR |
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CHAPTER XXIII |
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WILLOW WIDOWS |
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CHAPTER XXIV |
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CRUEL LAWYERS |
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CHAPTER XXV |
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BEAR AS ADVISER |
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CHAPTER XXVI |
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NEW PATHS |
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CHAPTER XXVII |
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A SENTENCE |
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CHAPTER XXVIII |
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SUMMONED |
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CHAPTER XXIX |
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SAFE |
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CHAPTER XXX |
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THE MAIDEN ROCKS |
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CHAPTER XXXI |
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THE WRECK |
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CHAPTER XXXII |
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ANCHORED |
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CHAPTER XXXIII |
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FAREWELL |
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CHAPTER I. |
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A Nursery Prose |
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CHAPTER II. |
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Schoolroom Days |
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CHAPTER III. |
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Win and Slow |
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CHAPTER IV. |
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Ubi Lapsus, Quid Feci |
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CHAPTER V. |
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A Helping Hand |
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The Valley of Humiliation |
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CHAPTER VII. |
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The Inheritance |
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CHAPTER VIII. |
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The Old House |
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CHAPTER IX. |
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Rats |
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CHAPTER X. |
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Our Tuneful Choir |
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CHAPTER XI. |
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‘They Fordys’ |
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CHAPTER XII. |
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Mrs. Sophia’s Feud |
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CHAPTER XIII. |
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A Scrape |
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CHAPTER XIV. |
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The Mullion Chamber |
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CHAPTER XV. |
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Rational Theories |
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CHAPTER XVI. |
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Cat Language |
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CHAPTER XVII. |
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The Siege of Hillside |
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CHAPTER XVIII. |
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The Portrait |
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CHAPTER XIX. |
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The White Feather |
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CHAPTER XX. |
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Veni, Vidi, Vici |
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CHAPTER XXI. |
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The Outside of the Courtship |
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CHAPTER XXII. |
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Bristol Diamonds |
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CHAPTER XXIII. |
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Quicksands |
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CHAPTER XXIV. |
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After the Tempest |
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CHAPTER XXV. |
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Holiday-making |
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CHAPTER XXVI. |
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C. Morbus, Esq. |
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CHAPTER XXVII. |
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Peter’s Thunderbolt |
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CHAPTER XXVIII. |
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A Squire of Dames |
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CHAPTER XXIX. |
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Love and Obedience |
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CHAPTER XXX. |
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Una or Duessa |
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CHAPTER XXXI. |
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Facilis Descensus |
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CHAPTER XXXII. |
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Waly, Waly |
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CHAPTER XXXIII. |
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The River’s Bank |
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CHAPTER XXXIV. |
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Not in Vain |
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CHAPTER XXXV. |
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Griff’s Bird |
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CHAPTER XXXVI. |
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Slack Water |
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CHAPTER XXXVII. |
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Outward Bound |
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CHAPTER XXXVIII. |
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Too Late |
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CHAPTER XXXIX. |
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A Purpose |
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CHAPTER XL. |
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The Midnight Chase |
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CHAPTER XLI. |
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Wills Old and New |
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CHAPTER XLII. |
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On a Spree |
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CHAPTER XLIII. |
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The Price |
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CHAPTER XLIV. |
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Paying the Cost |
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CHAPTER XLV. |
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Achieved |
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CHAPTER XLVI. |
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Restitution |
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CHAPTER XLVII. |
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The Fordyce Story |
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CHAPTER XLVIII. |
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The Last Discovery |
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‘What I do remember, is my mother reading to me as I lay in my crib’ |
Frontispiece. |
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A feeble water-coloured drawing of the trio |
Vignette. |
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‘That is poor Margaret who married your ancestor’ |
Page 154 |
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Lady Margaret’s ghost |
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I. |
An Explosion |
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II. |
The Broken Match |
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III. |
The Mirror |
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IV. |
Parting |
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V. |
Sister Avice |
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VI. |
The Proctor |
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VII. |
The Pilgrim of Salisbury |
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VIII. |
Old Playfellows |
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IX. |
The King-maker |
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X. |
Cold Welcome |
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XI. |
Bernard |
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XII. |
Word from the Wars |
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XIII. |
A Knot |
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XIV. |
The Lonely Bride |
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XV. |
Wakefield Bridge |
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XVI. |
A New Master |
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XVII. |
Strange Guests |
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XVIII. |
Witchery |
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XIX. |
A March Hare |
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XX. |
A Blight on the White Rose |
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XXI. |
The Wounded Knight |
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XXII. |
The City of Bridges |
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XXIII. |
The Cankered Oak Gall |
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XXIV. |
Grisell’s Patience |
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The Old Duchess |
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XXVI. |
The Duke’s Death |
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XXVII. |
Forget Me Not |
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XXVIII. |
The Pageant |
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XXIX. |
Duchess Margaret |
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XXX. |
The Wedding Chimes |
CAMEO I. ROLF GANGER. (900-932.)
CAMEO II. WILLIAM LONGSWORD AND RICHARD THE FEARLESS. (932-996.)
CAMEO III. YOUTH OF THE CONQUEROR. (1036-1066.)
CAMEO IV. EARL GODWIN. (1012-1052.)
CAMEO V. THE TWO HAROLDS. (1060-1066.)
CAMEO VI. THE NORMAN INVASION. (1066.)
CAMEO VII. THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS. (1066.)
CAMEO VIII. THE CAMP OF REFUGE. (1067-1072.)
CAMEO IX. THE LAST SAXON BISHOP. (1008-1095.)
CAMEO X. THE CONQUEROR. (1066-1087.)
CAMEO XI. THE CONQUEROR’S CHILDREN. (1050-1087.)
CAMEO XII. THE CROWN AND THE MITRE.
CAMEO XIII. THE FIRST CRUSADE. (1095-1100.)
CAMEO XIV. THE ETHELING FAMILY. (1010-1159.)
CAMEO XV. THE COUNTS OF ANJOU. (888-1142.)
CAMEO XVI. VISITORS OF HENRY I. (1120-1134.)
CAMEO XVII. THE BATTLE OF THE STANDARD. (1135-1138.)
CAMEO XVIII. THE SNOWS OF OXFORD. (1138-1154.)
CAMEO XIX. YOUTH OF BECKET. (1154-1162)
CAMEO XX. THE CONSTITUTIONS OF CLARENDON. (1163-1172.)
CAMEO XXI. DEATH OF BECKET. (1166-1172.)
CAMEO XXII. THE CONQUEST OF IRELAND. (1172)
CAMEO XXIII. THE REBELLIOUS EAGLETS. (1149-1189.)
CAMEO XXIV. THE THIRD CRUSADE. (1189-1193)
CAMEO XXV. ARTHUR OF BRITTANY. (1187-1206.)
CAMEO XXVI. THE INTERDICT. (1207-1214.)
CAMEO XXVII. MAGNA CHARTA. (1214-1217.)
CAMEO XXVIII. THE FIEF OF ROME. (1217-1254.)
CAMEO XXIX. THE LONGESPÉES IN THE EGYPTIAN CRUSADES. (1219-1254.)
CAMEO XXX. SIMON DE MONTFORT. (1232-1266.)
CAMEO XXXI. THE LAST OF THE CRUSADERS. (1267-1291.)
CAMEO XXXII. The CYMRY. (B.C. 66 A.D. 1269.)
CAMEO XXXIII. THE ENGLISH JUSTINIAN. (1272-1292.)
CAMEO XXXIV. THE HAMMER OF THE SCOTS. (1292-1305.)
CAMEO XXXV. THE EVIL TOLL. (1294-1305.)
CAMEO XXXVI. ROBERT THE BRUCE (1305-1308.)
CAMEO XXXVII. THE VICTIM OF BLACKLOW HILL.
CAMEO XXXVIII. BANNOCKBURN. (1307-1313.)
CAMEO XXXIX. THE KNIGHTS OF THE TEMPLE. (1292-1316.)
CAMEO XL. THE BARONS’ WARS. (1310-1327.)
CAMEO XLI. GOOD KING ROBERT’S TESTAMENT. (1314-1329.)
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THE VERDURER’S LODGE |
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CHAPTER II. |
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THE GRANGE OF SILKSTEDE |
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CHAPTER III. |
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KINSMEN AND STRANGERS |
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CHAPTER IV. |
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A HERO’S FALL |
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CHAPTER V. |
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THE DRAGON COURT |
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CHAPTER VI. |
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A SUNDAY IN THE CITY |
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CHAPTER VII. |
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YORK HOUSE |
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QUIPSOME HAL |
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CHAPTER IX. |
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ARMS SPIRITUAL AND TEMPORAL |
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CHAPTER X. |
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TWO VOCATIONS |
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CHAPTER XI. |
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AY DI ME GRENADA |
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CHAPTER XII. |
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A KING IN A QUAGMIRE |
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CHAPTER XIII. |
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A LONDON HOLIDAY |
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CHAPTER XIV. |
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THE KNIGHT OF THE BADGER |
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CHAPTER XV. |
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HEAVE HALF A BRICK AT HIM |
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CHAPTER XVI. |
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MAY EVE |
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CHAPTER XVII. |
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ILL MAY DAY |
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PARDON |
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CHAPTER XIX. |
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AT THE ANTELOPE |
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CHAPTER XX. |
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CLOTH OF GOLD ON THE SEAMY SIDE |
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CHAPTER XXI. |
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SWORD OR SMITHY |
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CHAPTER XXII. |
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AN INVASION |
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CHAPTER XXIII. |
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UNWELCOME PREFERMENT |
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CHAPTER XXIV. |
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THE SOLDIER |
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CHAPTER XXV. |
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OLD HAUNTS |
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“See there, Master Alderman” |
Front. Page 312 |
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“Ha! Ha!” laughed Henry, “hast found him out, lads?” |
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“And see here, your Grace!” |
1.—Italy
2.—The
Wanderings of Æneas
3.—The
Founding of Rome. B.C. 753-713
4.—Numa
and Tullus. B.C. 713-618.
5.—The
Driving Out of the Tarquins. B.C. 578-309
6.—The
War with Porsena
7.—The
Roman Government
8.—Menenius
Agrippa's Fable. B.C. 494
9.—Coriolanus
and Cincinnatus. B.C. 458
10.—The
Decemvirs. B.C. 450
11.—Camillus'
Banishment
12.—The
Sack of Rome. B.C. 390
13.—The
Plebeian Consulate. B.C. 367
14.—The
Devotion of Decius. B.C. 357
15.—The
Samnite Wars
16.—The
War with Pyrrhus. 280-271
17.—The
First Punic War. 264-240
18.—Conquest
of Cisalpine Gaul. 240-219
19.—The
Second Punic War. 219
20.—The
First Eastern War. 215-183
21.—The
Conquest of Greece, Corinth, and Carthage. 179-145
22.—The
Gracchi. 137-122
23.—The
Wars of Marius. 106-98
24.—The
Adventures of Marius. 93-84
25.—Sulla's
Proscription. 88-71
26.—The
Career of Pompeius. 70-63
27.—Pompeius
and Cæsar. 61-48
28.—Julius
Cæsar. 48-44
29.—The
Second Triumvirate. 44-33
30.—Cæsar
Augustus. B.C. 33-A.D. 14
31.—Tiberius
and Caligula. A.D. 14-41
32.—Claudius
and Nero. A.D. 41-68
33.—The
Flavian Family. 62-96
34.—The
Age of the Antonines. 96-194
35.—The
Prætorian Influence. 197-284
36.—The
Division of the Empire. 284-312
37.—Constantine
the Great. 312-337
38.—Constantius.
337-364
39.—Valentinian
and his Family. 364-392
40.—Theodosius
the Great. 392-395
41.—Alaric
the Goth. 395-410
42.—The
Vandals. 403
43.—Attila
the Hun. 435-457
44.—Theodoric
the Ostrogoth. 457-561
45.—Belisarius.
533-563
46.—Pope
Gregory the Great. 563-800
>
The
Pope's Doortender. (Frontispiece.)
The
Tiber
Curious
Pottery
Jupiter
The
Coast
Mount
Etna
Carthage
Roman
Soldier
Gladiatorial
Shows at a Banquet
The
Forum
Janus
Actors
Sybil's
Cave
Brutus
condemning his sons
Roman
Ensigns, Standards, Trumpets etc.
Head
of Jupiter
Female
Costumes
Female
Costumes
Senatorial
Palace
View
of a Roman Harbor
Roman
Camp
Ploughing
Death
of Virginia
Chariot
Races
Arrow
Machine
Siege
Machine
Ruins
of the Forum at Rome
Entry
of the Forum Romanum by the Via Sacra
Costumes
Costume
Curtius
leaping into the Gulf
The
Apennines
Combat
between a Mirmillo and a Samnite
Combat
between a light armed Gladiator and a Samnite
Ancient
Rome
Pyrrhus
Roman
Orator
Roman
Ship
Roman
Order of Battle
The
wounded Gaul
Hannibal's
Vow
In
the Pyrenees,
Meeting
of Hannibal and Scipio at Zama
Archimedes
Hannibal
Corinth
Cornelia
and her Sons
Roman
Centurion
Marius
One
of the Trophies, called of Marius, at the Capitol at Rome
The
Catapult
Island
on the Coast
Palazzo
Vecchio, Florence
Cornelius
Sulla
Coast
of Tyre
Mountains
of Armenia
Cicero
Colossal
Statue of Pompeius of the Palazzo Spada of Rome
Pompeius
Amphitheatre
The
Arena
Julius
Cæsar
Cato
Funeral
Solemnities in the Columbarium of the House of Julius Cæsar at
the Porta Capena in Rome
Marcus
Antonius
Marcus
Brutus
Alexandria
Caius
Octavius
Statue
of Augustus at the Vatican
Paintings
in the House of Livia
Ruins
of the Palaces of Tiberius
Agrippina
Rome
in the time of Augustus Cæsar
Claudius
Nero
Arch
of Titus
Vesuvius
previous to the Eruption of A.D. 63
Persecution
of the Christians
Coin
of Nero
Temple
of Antoninus and Faustina
Marcus
Aurelius
Septimus
Severus
Antioch
Alexander
Severus
Temple
of the Sun at Palmyra
The
Catacombs at Rome
Coin
of Severus
Diocletian
Diocletian
in Retirement
Constantine
the Great
Constantinople
Council
of Nicea
Catacombs
Julian
Arch
of Constantine
Alexandria
Goths
Convent
on the Hills
Julian
Alps
Roman
Hall of Justice
Colonnades
of St. Peter at Rome
Alaric's
Burial
Roman
Clock
Spanish
Coast
Vandals
plundering
Pyramids
and Sphynx, Egypt
Hunnish
Camp
St.
Mark's, Venice
The
Pope's House
Romulus
Augustus resigns the Crown
illustration
Naples
Constantinople
Pope
Gregory the Great
The
Pope's Pulpit
Battle
of Tours
| CHAPTER I. | |
| THE EARLIER KINGS OF FRANCE | 1 |
| CHAPTER II. | |
| THE HUNDRED YEARS' WAR | 25 |
| CHAPTER III. | |
| THE STRUGGLE WITH BURGUNDY | 43 |
| CHAPTER IV. | |
| THE ITALIAN WARS | 52 |
| CHAPTER V. | |
| THE WARS OF RELIGION | 63 |
| CHAPTER VI. | |
| POWER OF THE CROWN | 81 |
| CHAPTER VII. | |
| THE REVOLUTION | 102 |
| CHAPTER VIII. | |
| FRANCE SINCE THE REVOLUTION | 116 |
| CHAPTER I. | |
| PAGE | |
| MOTHER BUNCH | 1 |
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CHAPTER II. |
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| VISITORS FROM THE SOUTH SEAS. | 14 |
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CHAPTER III. |
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| ITALY | 36 |
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CHAPTER IV. |
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| GREENLAND | 43 |
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CHAPTER V. |
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| TYROL | 50 |
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CHAPTER VI. |
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| AFRICA | 57 |
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CHAPTER VII. |
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| LAPLANDERS | 63 |
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CHAPTER VIII. |
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| CHINA | 70 |
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CHAPTER IX. |
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| [viii]KAMSCHATKA | 79 |
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CHAPTER X. |
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| THE TURK | 83 |
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CHAPTER XI. |
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| SWITZERLAND | 96 |
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CHAPTER XII. |
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| THE COSSACK | 102 |
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CHAPTER XIII. |
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| SPAIN | 108 |
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CHAPTER XIV. |
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| GERMANY | 114 |
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CHAPTER XV. |
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| PARIS IN THE SIEGE | 120 |
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CHAPTER XVI. |
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| THE AMERICAN GUEST | 126 |
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CHAPTER XVII. |
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| THE DREAM OF ALL NATIONS | 137 |
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"I'M LOOKING AT THE GREAT BIG GLOBE THAT UNCLE JOE SAID I MIGHT
TOUCH," SAID LUCY
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Front. |
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"DO PLEASE SIT DOWN, THERE'S A GOOD MOTHER BUNCH, AND TELL ME ALL
ABOUT THEM?"
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19 |
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LUCY HAD A GREAT SNEEZING FIT, AND WHEN SHE LOOKED AGAIN INTO THE
SMOKE, WHAT DID SHE SEE BUT TWO LITTLE BLACK FIGURES
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23 |
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"I AM
SO GLAD TO SEE YOU: HUSH, DON! DON'T BARK SO"
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26 |
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"I CAN EAT MUCH BETTER WITHOUT," SAID LAVO
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31 |
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LAVO HAD CLIMBED UP THE SIDE OF THE DOOR, AND WAS SITTING ASTRIDE
ON THE TOP OF IT
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34 |
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"AH! CECCO, CECCO!" CRIED THE LITTLE GIRL, PAUSING AS SHE BEAT HER
TAMBOURINE
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39 |
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"IS THAT THE WAY YOU GET FISH?" SHE ASKED
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46[x] |
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"HELP ME: I'M AFRAID," SAID LUCY
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53 |
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HARK! THERE'S A CRY, AND OUT JUMPS A LITTLE BLACK FIGURE, WITH A
STOUT CLUB IN HIS HAND
|
59 |
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AND HERE BESIDE HER WAS A LITTLE FELLOW WITH A BOW AND ARROWS SUCH
AS SHE HAD NEVER SEEN BEFORE
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65 |
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"IS IT NOT GOOD?" SAID THE LITTLE HOSTESS
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73 |
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WHISKING OVER THE SNOW, WITH ALL HER MIGHT AND MAIN, MUFFLED UP IN
CLOAKS AND FURS
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78 |
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"MARRIED! OH NO, YOU ARE JOKING"
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87 |
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"I WILL SHOW YOU WHERE YOU LIVE—THIS IS CONSTANTINOPLE"
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93 |
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"I CUT IT OUT WITH MY KNIFE; ALL MYSELF"
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99 |
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WHILE HE JERKED OUT HIS ARMS AND LEGS AS IF THEY WERE PULLED BY
STRINGS
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103 |
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"SEE NOW," CRIED THE SPANIARD; "STAND THERE! AH! HAVE YOU NO
CASTANETS?"
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111 |
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[xi]"WHAT
ARE YOU ABOUT, LITTLE BOY?"
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115 |
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"AH! MADEMOISELLE, GOOD MORNING; ARE YOU COME HERE TO TAKE SHELTER
FROM THE SHELLS?"
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122 |
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"WHAT CAN THAT BE, COMING AT THIS TIME OF DAY?"
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127 |
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"GOOD MORNING, WHERE DO YOU COME FROM?"
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130 |
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OH! SUCH A DIN
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136 |
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chap. |
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page |
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I. |
Olympus |
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II. |
Light and Dark |
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III. |
The Peopling of Greece |
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IV. |
The Hero Perseus |
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V. |
The Labours of Hercules |
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VI. |
The Argonauts |
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VII. |
The Success of the Argonauts |
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VIII. |
The Choice of Paris |
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IX. |
The Siege of Troy |
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X. |
The Wanderings of Ulysses |
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XI. |
The Doom of the Atrides |
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XII. |
After the Heroic Age |
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XIII. |
Lycurgus and the Laws of Sparta. b.c. 884–668 |
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XIV. |
Solon and the Laws of Athens. b.c. 594–546 |
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XV. |
Pisistratus and his Sons. b.c. 558–499 |
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XVI. |
The Battle of Marathon. b.c. 490 |
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XVII. |
The Expedition of Xerxes. b.c. 480 |
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XVIII. |
The Battle of Platæa. b.c. 479–460 |
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XIX. |
The Age of Pericles. b.c. 464–429 |
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The Expedition to Sicily. b.c. 415–413 |
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XXI. |
The Shore of the Goat’s River. b.c. 406–402 |
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XXII. |
The Retreat of the Ten Thousand. b.c. 402–399 |
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XXIII. |
The Death of Socrates. b.c. 399 |
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XXIV. |
The Supremacy of Sparta. b.c. 396 |
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XXV. |
The Two Theban Friends. b.c. 387–362 |
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XXVI. |
Philip of Macedon. b.c. 364 |
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XXVII. |
The Youth of Alexander. b.c. 356–334 |
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XXVIII. |
The Expedition to Persia. b.c. 334 |
|
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XXIX. |
Alexander’s Eastern Conquests. b.c. 331–328 |
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XXX. |
The End of Alexander. b.c. 328 |
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XXXI. |
The Last Struggles of Athens. b.c. 334–311 |
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XXXII. |
The Four New Kingdoms. b.c. 311–287 |
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XXXIII. |
Pyrrhus, King of Epirus. b.c. 287 |
|
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XXXIV. |
Aratus and the Achaian League. b.c. 267 |
|
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XXXV. |
Agis and the Revival of Sparta. b.c. 244–236 |
|
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XXXVI. |
Cleomenes and the Fall of Sparta. b.c. 236–222 |
|
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XXXVII. |
Philopœmen, the Last of the Greeks. b.c. 236–184 |
|
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XXXVIII. |
The Fall of Greece. b.c. 189–146 |
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XXXIX. |
The Gospel in Greece. b.c. 146–a.d. 60 |
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XL. |
Under the Roman Empire |
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XLI. |
The Frank Conquest. 1201–1446 |
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XLII. |
The Turkish Conquest. 1453–1670 |
|
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XLIII. |
The Venetian Conquest and Loss. 1684–1796 |
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XLIV. |
The War of Independence. 1815 |
|
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XLV. |
The Kingdom of Greece. 1822–1875 |
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. |
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page |
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Mount Olympus |
|
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Head of Jupiter |
|
|
Supposed Temple of Jupiter Panhellenius in Ægina |
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Head of Pallas |
|
|
Triptolemus |
|
|
Mars and Victory |
|
|
Mount Parnassus |
|
|
The World according to the Greeks |
|
|
Perseus and Andromeda |
|
|
Cyclopean Wall |
|
|
Scene in the Arachnæan Mountains near Argos |
|
|
Building the Argo |
|
|
Corinth |
|
|
Plains of Troy |
|
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Greek Ships |
|
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Achilles binding his Armour on Patroclus |
|
|
Sepulchral Mound, known as the Tomb of Ajax |
|
|
Laocöon |
|
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Funeral Feast |
|
|
Ulysses tied to the Mast |
|
|
Plain of Sparta, with Mount Taygetus |
|
|
Greek Interior |
|
|
Greek Robe |
|
|
Male Costume |
|
|
Gate of Mycenæ |
|
|
Shores of the Persian Gulf |
|
|
View in the Vicinity of Athens |
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Pass of Thermopylæ |
|
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Salamis |
|
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Persian Soldier |
|
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Tombs at Platæa |
|
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The Acropolis, Athens |
|
|
Propylæa, Athens |
|
|
The Academic Grove, Athens |
|
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Athens |
|
|
Babylon |
|
|
Greek Armour |
|
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Socrates |
|
|
Plato |
|
|
View on the Eurotas in Laconia |
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Thessalonica |
|
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Demosthenes |
|
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Diana of Ephesus |
|
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Alexander |
|
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Bacchanals |
|
|
Alexander the Great |
|
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Second Temple of Diana at Ephesus |
|
|
Princes of Persia |
|
|
Supposed Walls of Babylon |
|
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Gate of Hadrian in Athens |
|
|
Macedonian Soldier |
|
|
Delphi and the Castalian Fount |
|
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Corinth |
|
|
View looking across Isthmus of Corinth |
|
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Ruins of a Temple at Corinth |
|
|
Temple of Neptune |
|
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Crowning the Victor in the Isthmian Games |
|
|
Livadia, the ancient Mideia in Argolis |
|
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Sappho |
|
|
Lessina, the ancient Eleusis, on the Gulf of Corinth |
|
|
View from Corinth |
|
|
Parthenon and Erectheum |
|
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Distant View of Parnassus |
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Plains of Philippi |
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Obelisk of Theodosius, Constantinople |
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An Amphitheatre |
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Promontory of Actium |
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Mount Helicon |
|
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Cathedral of St. Sophia |
|
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Temple of Minerva, on the Promontory of Sunium |
|
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Ancyra, Galatia |
|
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The Acropolis, Restored |
|
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The Isles of Greece |
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Plain of Marathon |
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