Sir John Dering: A romantic comedy
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- SIR JOHN DERING
- PROLOGUE
- CHAPTER I WHICH INTRODUCES THE DOG WITH A BAD NAME
- CHAPTER II WHICH DESCRIBES A FORTUITOUS BUT FATEFUL MEETING
- CHAPTER III TELLETH OF MRS. ROSE, THE GUILEFUL INNOCENT
- CHAPTER IV SHEWETH THE WICKED DERING IN A NEW RÔLE
- CHAPTER V THE ALLURE OF SIMPLICITY: MOONLIGHT AND AN ELOPEMENT
- CHAPTER VI OF SOULS, SOLITUDE AND A DUSTY ROAD
- CHAPTER VII WHICH INTRODUCES MY LORD SAYLE AND THE CLASH OF STEEL
- CHAPTER VIII OF A POST-CHAISE, INIQUITY AND A GRANDMOTHER
- CHAPTER IX DESCRIBES THE ADVENTURES OF THE TRUE BELIEVER
- CHAPTER X FURTHER CONCERNING THE SAME
- CHAPTER XI OF AN ALTRUISTIC SCOT
- CHAPTER XII DESCRIBETH THE DUPLICITY OF INNOCENCE
- CHAPTER XIII CONCERNING THE ADVENT OF JOHN DERWENT
- CHAPTER XIV HOW THE MAN OF SENTIMENT SENTIMENTALISED IN A DITCH
- CHAPTER XV WHICH INTRODUCES A FRIEZE COAT AND ITS WEARER, ONE GEORGE POTTER
- CHAPTER XVI DESCRIBES A SCANDALOUS ITEM OF FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE AND THE CONSEQUENCES THEREOF
- CHAPTER XVII HOW SIR JOHN DERING CAME BACK TO MAYFAIR
- CHAPTER XVIII HOW SIR JOHN DERING WENT A-WOOING
- CHAPTER XIX TELLS HOW SIR JOHN WENT “BEAR-BAITING”
- CHAPTER XX HOW SIR JOHN PLEDGED HIS WORD: WITH SOME DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTIES OF SNUFF
- CHAPTER XXI OF GEORGE POTTER, HIS WHISTLE
- CHAPTER XXII MY LADY HERMINIA BARRASDAILE WEAVES WEBS FOR AN UNWARY HE
- CHAPTER XXIII HOW GEORGE POTTER CIRCUMVENTED THE PREVENTIVES
- CHAPTER XXIV OF MR. BUNKLE AND THE ROOM WITH FIVE DOORS
- CHAPTER XXV TELLETH HOW SIR JOHN BEHELD THE GHOST
- CHAPTER XXVI CONCERNS ITSELF MAINLY WITH THE “MORNING AFTER”
- CHAPTER XXVII TELLETH HOW MR. DERWENT BEGAN HIS WOOING
- CHAPTER XXVIII TELLETH HOW MY LADY ADOPTED A FAIRY GODMOTHER
- CHAPTER XXIX GIVETH SOME DESCRIPTIONS OF A TEA-DRINKING
- CHAPTER XXX IN WHICH SIR JOHN RECEIVES A WARNING
- CHAPTER XXXI BEING A CHAPTER OF NO GREAT CONSEQUENCE
- CHAPTER XXXII TELLETH HOW SIR JOHN DERING WENT A-WOOING
- CHAPTER XXXIII WHICH, AMONG OTHER SMALL MATTERS, TELLETH OF A SNUFF-BOX
- CHAPTER XXXIV CONCERNS ITSELF WITH ONE OF THE MANY MYSTERIES OF THE ‘MARKET CROSS INN’
- CHAPTER XXXV BEING THE SHORTEST IN THIS BOOK
- CHAPTER XXXVI WHICH CONTAINS FURTHER MENTION OF A CERTAIN SNUFF-BOX
- CHAPTER XXXVII WHICH GIVETH SOME DESCRIPTION OF A MURDERER’S HAT
- CHAPTER XXXVIII OF THE TERROR BY NIGHT
- CHAPTER XXXIX HOW THEY WARNED CAPTAIN SHARKIE NYE
- CHAPTER XL DESCRIBES, AMONG OTHER THINGS, HOW MY LADY TRAMPLED TRIUMPHANTLY AT LAST
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- CHAPTER XLI TELLETH OF THE DUEL ON DERING TYE
- CHAPTER XLII MR. DUMBRELL MEDIATES
- CHAPTER XLIII IN WHICH SIR JOHN DEVOTES HIMSELF TO THE MUSE
- CHAPTER XLIV IN WHICH THE GHOST FLITS TO GOOD PURPOSE
- CHAPTER XLV WHICH, AS THE READER OBSERVES, BEGINS AND ENDS WITH MY LORD SAYLE
- CHAPTER XLVI TELLS HOW SIR JOHN DERING FLED THE DOWN-COUNTRY
- CHAPTER XLVII TELLETH HOW MY LADY HERMINIA BARRASDAILE WENT A-WOOING
- CHAPTER XLVIII WHICH IS, HAPPILY, THE LAST
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