Coniston / by Winston Churchill
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Índice.
Coniston
Book I.
Chapter I. On the dangers of curiosity.
Chapter II - III.
II. On the wisdom of charity.
III. The clerk and the locket.
III. The clerk and the locket.
Chapter IV. Enter a great man, incognito.
Chapter V. The king is dead! Long live the king!
Chapter VI. "Deep as fisrt love, and wild with all regret"
Chapter VII. "And still the ages roll, unmoved"
Chapter VIII. It is something to have dreamed.
Chapter IX. Shake hands with Mr. Bijah Bixby.
Chapter X. How the rebellion was quenched.
Chapter XI. Mr. Worthington becomes a reformer.
Chapter XII. " A time to weep, and a time to laugh "
Chapter XIII. Mr. Wetherell descends into the arena.
Chapter XIV. In Which the back seats are heard from.
Chapter XV. The woodchuck session.
Chapter XVI. " Cynthia loved you "
Book II.
Chapter I. In the tannery house.
Chapter II. Chiefly concerning the national game.
Chapter III. Journeys to go.
Chapter IV. "Judge bass and party"
Chapter V. Cousin ephraim's comrade.
Chapter VI. Mr. Sutton talks to a constituent.
Chapter VII. An amazing encounter.
Chapter VIII. Cynthia learns how to be fashionable.
Chapter IX. In which Mr. Merrill abandons a habit.
Chapter X. Of an unexpected return.
Chapter XI. In wich miss sadler writes a letter.
Chapter XII. " In the tannery shed!"
Chapter XIII. Cynthia becomes a teacher.
Chapter XIV. In which the lord of brampton returns.
Chapter XV. Containing a dramatic climax.
Chapter XVI. Miss lucretia quotes genesis.
Chapter XVII. When the pie was opened.
Chapter XVIII. A Biographical episode: Hitherto unpublished.
Chapter XIX. Containing free transportation to brampton.
Chapter XX. " To change the name, and not the letter"
Afterword.