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Cover About the Author By the Same Author Title Page Dedication Map Dramatis Personae VOLUME ONE: JULY 1841
I. In which the Ashpoint family prepare for a ball II. In which surprising news spreads through the ballroom III. In which gossip brews at Ashpoint Brewery IV. In which Mr Lonsdale entertains thoughts above his station V. In which we hear two histories of love VI. In which we cultivate the acquaintance of a very grand family VII. In which cards are played and whisky is consumed VIII. In which the Hursts return IX. In which the Hursts do not call X. In which Mrs Elton will not be deterred XI. In which Miss McNeil receives a call and Mrs Elton is outmanoeuvred XII. In which Melford shops and Miss McNeil is slighted XIII. In which we are told stories XIV. In which Lord Salbridge collects rent and hearts XV. In which Mrs Elton presides over a dinner of great splendour XVI. In which Miss Ashpoint makes a new friend and Lord Salbridge makes trouble XVII. In which Miss Elton overhears what she should not
VOLUME TWO: AUGUST 1841
I. In which Miss Ashpoint is out in the open and Lady Rose hides II. In which Miss Elton plays a sonata III. In which the Hursts come to tea IV. In which Miss Ashpoint offers some advice V. In which Mr Lonsdale revises his opinion VI. In which cricket is played and tea is drunk VII. In which Miss Elton’s fate is discussed VIII. In which calls and plans are made IX. In which new friendships are established X. In which Radcliffe Park is invaded XI. In which Miss Elton is slighted and Lord Salbridge is enlightened
VOLUME THREE: SEPTEMBER 1841
I. In which Diggory Ashpoint rides and Mrs Hurst calls II. In which Miss Elton’s confidence is shaken III. In which a storm breaks at Wickford Towers IV. In which a new tide of gossip spreads through the county V. In which two young ladies are made uneasy VI. In which Lord Salbridge returns home VII. In which we witness an act of sabotage VIII. In which Melford consumes a feast IX. In which Melford dances X. In which Sir Frederick overcomes his shyness XI. In which an answer is not given
VOLUME FOUR: OCTOBER 1841
I. In which Mrs Hurst gives some advice II. In which Mr Ashpoint does his duty III. In which Mr Hurst’s tale is told IV. In which Miss McNeil decides V. In which Mr Ashpoint finds his answer VI. In which Miss Elton’s fate is sealed VII. In which the tide of gossip changes course VIII. In which the sun shines for Diggory Ashpoint IX. In which the toasts are made X. In which Miss Elton acts for herself XI. In which Lord Salbridge miscalculates XII. In which the dance goes on
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