The American Senator

Table of Contents

79 Chapters
Chapter 1Chapter I. Dillsborough.Chapter 2Chapter II. The Morton Family.Chapter 3Chapter III. The Masters Family.Chapter 4Chapter IV. The Dillsborough Club.Chapter 5Chapter V. Reginald Morton.Chapter 6Chapter VI. Not in Love.Chapter 7Chapter VII. The Walk Home.Chapter 8Chapter VIII. The Paragon's Party at Bragton.Chapter 9Chapter IX. The Old Kennels.Chapter 10Chapter X. Goarly's Revenge.Chapter 11Chapter XI. From Impington Gorse.Chapter 12Chapter XII. Arabella Trefoil.Chapter 13Chapter XIII. At Bragton.Chapter 14Chapter XIV. The Dillsborough Feud.Chapter 15Chapter XV. A Fit Companion,—for Me and My Sisters.Chapter 16Chapter XVI. Mr. Gotobed's Philanthropy.Chapter 17Chapter XVII. Lord Rufford's Invitation.Chapter 18Chapter XVIII. The Attorney's Family Is Disturbed.Chapter 19Chapter XIX. "Who Valued the Geese?"Chapter 20Chapter XX. There Are Convenances.Chapter 21Chapter XXI. The First Evening at Rufford Hall.Chapter 22Chapter XXII. Jemima.Chapter 23Chapter XXIII. Poor Caneback.Chapter 24Chapter XXIV. The Ball.Chapter 25Chapter XXV. The Last Morning at Rufford Hall.Chapter 26Chapter XXVI. Give Me Six Months.Chapter 27Chapter XXVII. "Wonderful Bird!"Chapter 28Volume II., Chapter I. Mounser Green.Chapter 29Volume II., Chapter II. The Senator's Letter.Chapter 30Volume II., Chapter III. At Cheltenham.Chapter 31Volume II., Chapter IV. The Rufford Correspondence.Chapter 32Volume II., Chapter V. "It Is a Long Way."Chapter 33Volume II., Chapter VI. The Beginning of Persecution.Chapter 34Volume II., Chapter VII. Mary's Letter.Chapter 35Volume II., Chapter VIII. Chowton Farm for Sale.Chapter 36Volume II., Chapter IX. Mistletoe.Chapter 37Volume II., Chapter X. How Things Were Arranged.Chapter 38Volume II., Chapter XI. "You Are So Severe."Chapter 39Volume II., Chapter XII. The Day at Peltry.Chapter 40Volume II., Chapter XIII. Lord Rufford Wants to See a Horse.Chapter 41Volume II., Chapter XIV. The Senator Is Badly Treated.Chapter 42Volume II., Chapter XV. Mr. Mainwaring's Little Dinner.Chapter 43Volume II., Chapter XVI. Persecution.Chapter 44Volume II., Chapter XVII. "Particularly Proud of You."Chapter 45Volume II., Chapter XVIII. Lord Rufford Makes Up His Mind.Chapter 46Volume II., Chapter XIX. It Cannot Be Arranged.Chapter 47Volume II., Chapter XX. "But There Is Some One."Chapter 48Volume II., Chapter XXI. The Dinner at the Bush.Chapter 49Volume II., Chapter XXII. Chapter XXIII. "in These Days One Can't Make a Man Marry."Chapter 50Volume II., Chapter XXIV. The Senator's Second Letter.