Armadale / Wilkie Collins.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Collins, Wilkie, 1824-1889.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Collins, Wilkie, 1824-1889.

Collins, Wilkie.

Fathers and sons--England--Fiction.

Fathers and sons.

Men--England--Fiction.

Men.

Fate and fatalism--Fiction.

Fate and fatalism.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (998 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

London : Electric Book Co., c2001.

Language Note:

English

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Contents:

Contents; TO JOHN FORSTER.; PROLOGUE.; Chapter I. THE TRAVELERS.; Chapter II. THE SOLID SIDE OF THE SCOTCH CHARACTER.; Chapter III. THE WRECK OF THE TIMBER SHIP.; THE STORY.; BOOK THE FIRST; Chapter I. THE MYSTERY OF OZIAS MIDWINTER.; Chapter II. THE. MAN REVEALED.; Chapter III. DAY AND NIGHT.; Chapter IV. THE SHADOW OF THE PAST.; Chapter V. THE SHADOW OF THE FUTURE.; BOOK THE SECOND; Chapter I. LURKING MISCHIEF.; Chapter II. ALLAN AS A LANDED GENTLEMAN.; Chapter III. THE CLAIMS OF SOCIETY.; Chapter IV. THE MARCH OF EVENTS.; Chapter V. MOTHER OLDERSHAW ON HER GUARD.

Chapter VI. MIDWINTER IN DISGUISE.Chapter VII. THE PLOT THICKENS.; Chapter VIII. THE NORFOLK BROADS.; Chapter IX. FATE OR CHANCE?; Chapter X. THE HOUSE-MAID'S FACE.; Chapter XI. MISS GWILT AMONG THE QUICKSANDS.; Chapter XII. THE CLOUDING OF THE SKY.; Chapter XIII. EXIT.; BOOK THE THIRD; Chapter I. MRS. MILROY.; Chapter II. THE MAN IS FOUND.; Chapter III. THE BRINK OF DISCOVERY.; Chapter IV. ALLAN AT BAY.; Chapter V. PEDGIFT'S REMEDY.; Chapter VI. PEDGIFT'S POSTSCRIPT.; Chapter VII. THE MARTYRDOM OF MISS GWILT.; Chapter VIII. SHE COMES BETWEEN THEM.; Chapter IX. SHE KNOWS THE TRUTH.

Chapter X. MISS GWILT'S DIARY.Chapter XI. LOVE AND LAW.; Chapter XII. A SCANDAL AT THE STATION.; Chapter XIII. AN OLD MAN'S HEART.; Chapter XIV. MISS GWILT'S DIARY.; Chapter XV. THE WEDDING-DAY.; BOOK THE FOURTH; Chapter I. MISS GWILT'S DIARY.; Chapter II. THE DIARY CONTINUED.; Chapter III. THE DIARY BROKEN OFF.; BOOK THE LAST; Chapter I. AT THE TERMINUS.; Chapter II. IN THE HOUSE.; Chapter III. THE PURPLE FLASK.; EPILOGUE; Chapter I. NEWS FROM NORFOLK.; Chapter II. MIDWINTER.; APPENDIX.

Notes:

Description based upon print version of record.

OCLC:

923623317