[Oxford World's Classics 184] • Camilla · Picture of Youth by Burney, Fanny -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Copyright Page Title Page Contents Introduction Acknowledgements Note on the Text Editions Select Bibliography A Chronology of Fanny Burney Camilla, or a Picture of Youth

Dedication Advertisement

Volume I

Book I

I A Family Scene II Comic Gambols III Consequences IV Studies of a grown Gentleman V Schooling of a young Gentleman VI Tuition of a young Lady VII Lost Labour

Book II

I New Projects II New Characters III A Family Breakfast IV A Public Breakfast V A Raffle VI A Barn VII A Declaration VIII An Answer IX An Explication X A Panic XI Two Lovers XII Two Doctors XIII Two Ways of looking at the same Thing XIV Two Retreats XV Two Sides of a Ojiestion

Volume II

Book III

I A few kind Offices II A Pro and a Con III An Author’s Notion of Travelling IV An internal Detection V An Author’s Opinion of Visiting VI An Author’s Idea of Order VII A Maternal Eye VIII Modern Ideas of Duty IX A Few Embarrassments X Modern Ideas of Life XI Modern Notions of Penitence XII Airs and Graces XIII Attic Adventures

Book IV

I A few Explanations II Specimens of Taste III A few Compliments IV The Danger of Disguise V Strictures on Deformity VI Strictures on Beauty VII The Pleadings of Pity VIII The disastrous Buskins IX Three Golden Maxims

Volume III

Book V

I A Pursuer II An Adviser III Various Confabulations IV A Dodging V A Sermon VI A Chat VII A Recall VIII A Youth of the Times

Book VI

I A Walk by Moonlight II The Pantiles III Mount Ephraim IV Knowle V Mount Pleasant VI The accomplished Monkies VII The Rooms VIII Ways to the Heart IX Counsels for Conquest X Strictures upon the Ton XI Traits of Character XII Traits of Eccentricity XIII Traits of Instruction XIV A Demander XV An Accorder XVI An Helper

Volume IV

Book VII

I The right Style of Arguing II A Council III A Proposal of Marriage IV A Bull-Dog V An Oak Tree VI A Call of the House VII The Triumph of Pride VIII A Summons to Happiness IX Offs and Ons X Resolutions XI Ease and Freedom XII Dilemmas XIII Live and Learn

Book VIII

I A Way to make Friends II A Rage of Obliging III A Pleasant Adventure IV An Author’s Time-keeper V An agreeable Hearing VII Ideas upon Marriage VII How to treat a Defamer VIII The Power of Prepossession IX A Scuffle x A Youthful Effusion XI The Computations of Self-Love XII Juvenile Calculations

Volume V

Book IX

I A Water Party II Touches of Wit and Humour III An Adieu IV A modest Request V A Self-dissection VI A Reckoning VII Brides and no Brides VIII A Hint for Debtors IX A Lover’s Eye X A Bride’s Resolves XI The Workings of Sorrow

Book X

I A Surprise II A Narrative III The Progress of Dissipation IV Hints upon National Prejudice V The Operation of Terror VI The Reverse of a Mask VII A new View of an Old Mansion VIII A last Resource IX A Spectacle X A Vision XI Means to still Agitation XII Means to obtain a Boon XIII Questions and Answers XIV The last Touches of the Picture

Fanny Burney’s Revisions of Explanatory Notes Footnotes

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