Harry Coverdale's Courtship, and All That Came of It
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- Chapter I
- Chapter II
- Chapter III Hazlehurst Pleads His Cause and Wins It
- Chapter IV Proves the Advisability of Looking Before You Leap
- Chapter V
- Chapter VI
- Chapter VII “EQUO NE CREDITE TEUCRI.”--(Virgil)
- Chapter VIII Harry Puts His Foot in It
- Chapter IX “Deeper and Deeper Still.”
- Chapter X Relates the Unexpected Benevolence of Horace D’almayne
- Chapter XI Treats of Things in General
- Chapter XII
- Chapter XIII
- Chapter XIV The Evening of the Same Day
- Chapter XV Advice Gratis
- Chapter XVI The Storm Bursts
- Chapter XVII The Atmosphere Remains Cloudy
- Chapter XVIII Alice Succours the Distressed
- Chapter XIX Introduces a Lordly Gallant
- Chapter XX Spiders and Flies
- Chapter XXI Telemachus and Mentor
- Chapter XXII Flowers and Thorns
- Chapter XXIII Arcadia in the Nineteenth Century
- Chapter XXIV Some of the Joys of Our Dancing Days
- Chapter XXV Deeper and Deeper Still
- Chapter XXVI Advice Gratis
- Chapter XXVII
- Chapter XXVIII The Overture to Don Pasquale
- Chapter XXIX Kate Begins to Reap the Whirlwind
- Chapter XXX Magnanimity
- Chapter XXXI The Letter
- Chapter XXXII Othello Visits Cassio
- Chapter XXXIII After the Manner of “Bell’s Life.”
- Chapter XXXIV Settling Preliminaries
- Chapter XXXV The Catastrophe
- Chapter XXXVI Diamond Cut Diamond
- Chapter XXXVII Horace Weathers the Storm
- Chapter XXXVIII Alice Appoints Her Successor
- Chapter XXXIX Lord Alfred Severs His Leading Strings
- Chapter XL
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