Desperate Remedi
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- DESPERATE REMEDIES
- By Thomas Hardy
- CONTENTS
- PREFATORY NOTE
- PREFATORY NOTE
- I. THE EVENTS OF THIRTY YEARS
- 1. DECEMBER AND JANUARY, 1835-36
- 2. FROM 1843 TO 1861
- 3. OCTOBER THE TWELFTH, 1863
- 4. OCTOBER THE NINETEENTH
- 5. FROM OCTOBER THE NINETEENTH TO JULY THE NINTH
- II. THE EVENTS OF A FORTNIGHT
- 1. THE NINTH OF JULY
- The same day Cytherea drew up and sent off the advertisement appended:--
- 2. JULY THE ELEVENTH
- 3. FROM THE TWELFTH TO THE FIFTEENTH OF JULY
- 4. JULY THE TWENTY-FIRST
- III. THE EVENTS OF EIGHT DAYS
- 1. FROM THE TWENTY-SECOND TO THE TWENTY-SEVENTH OF JULY
- 2. JULY THE TWENTY-NINTH
- IV. THE EVENTS OF ONE DAY
- 1. AUGUST THE FOURTH. TILL FOUR O’CLOCK
- 2. FOUR O’CLOCK
- V. THE EVENTS OF ONE DAY
- 1. AUGUST THE EIGHTH. MORNING AND AFTERNOON
- 2. EVENING
- 3. MIDNIGHT
- VI. THE EVENTS OF TWELVE HOURS
- 1. AUGUST THE NINTH. ONE TO TWO O’CLOCK A.M.
- 2. TWO TO FIVE A.M.
- 3. HALF-PAST SEVEN TO TEN O’CLOCK A.M.
- 4. TEN TO TWELVE O’CLOCK A.M.
- VII. THE EVENTS OF EIGHTEEN DAYS
- 1. AUGUST THE SEVENTEENTH
- 2. AUGUST THE TWENTIETH
- 3. AUGUST THE TWENTY-FIFTH
- 4. FROM AUGUST THE TWENTY-SIXTH TO SEPTEMBER THE FIRST
- 5. SEPTEMBER THE THIRD
- VIII. THE EVENTS OF EIGHTEEN DAYS
- 1. FROM THE THIRD TO THE NINETEENTH OF SEPTEMBER
- 2. SEPTEMBER THE TWENTIETH. THREE TO FOUR P.M.
- 3. FOUR TO FIVE P.M.
- 4. FIVE TO SIX P.M.
- A clear masculine voice said, at the same instant--
- 5. SIX TO SEVEN P.M.
- IX. THE EVENTS OF TEN WEEKS
- 1. FROM SEPTEMBER THE TWENTY-FIRST TO THE MIDDLE OF NOVEMBER
- 2. NOVEMBER THE EIGHTEENTH
- 3. NOVEMBER THE NINETEENTH. DAYBREAK
- 4. EIGHT TO TEN O’CLOCK A.M.
- 5. NOVEMBER THE TWENTIETH
- 6. NOVEMBER THE TWENTY-FIRST
- The address on the envelope was--
- 7. FROM THE TWENTY-SECOND TO THE TWENTY-SEVENTH OF NOVEMBER
- X. THE EVENTS OF A DAY AND NIGHT
- 1. NOVEMBER THE TWENTY-EIGHTH. UNTIL TEN P.M.
- 2. FROM TEN TO HALF-PAST ELEVEN P.M.
- 3. HALF-PAST ELEVEN TO TWELVE P.M.
- 4. NINE TO ELEVEN P.M.
- 5. MIDNIGHT
- 6. HALF-PAST TWELVE TO ONE A.M.
- The steward had become interested in the following conversation:--
- 7. ONE TO TWO A.M.
- XI. THE EVENTS OF FIVE DAYS
- 1. NOVEMBER THE TWENTY-NINTH
- 2. FROM NOVEMBER THE TWENTY-NINTH TO DECEMBER THE SECOND
- 3. DECEMBER THE SECOND. AFTERNOON
- 4. DECEMBER THE THIRD
- She paused a minute and then began hesitatingly--
- 5. DECEMBER THE FOURTH
- 6. DECEMBER THE FIFTH
- XII. THE EVENTS OF TEN MONTHS
- 1. DECEMBER TO APRIL
- 2. THE THIRD OF MAY
- 3. FROM THE FOURTH OF MAY TO THE TWENTY-FIRST OF JUNE
- 4. FROM THE TWENTY-FIRST OF JUNE TO THE END OF JULY
- After a visit from her he wrote again:--
- At the time mentioned came the following:--
- Owen told her the result in his next letter:--
- 5. FROM THE FIRST TO THE TWENTY-SEVENTH OF AUGUST
- 6. THE TWENTY-SEVENTH OF AUGUST
- 7. THE EARLY PART OF SEPTEMBER
- 8. THE TENTH OF SEPTEMBER
- 9. THE ELEVENTH OF SEPTEMBER
- XIII. THE EVENTS OF ONE DAY
- 1. THE FIFTH OF JANUARY. BEFORE DAWN
- 2. MORNING
- 3. NOON
- 4. AFTERNOON
- 5. HALF-PAST TWO TO FIVE O’CLOCK P.M.
- Owen approached him and said--
- 6. FIVE TO EIGHT O’CLOCK P.M.
- 7. A QUARTER-PAST EIGHT O’CLOCK P.M.
- 8. HALF-PAST EIGHT O’CLOCK P.M.
- 9. HALF-PAST EIGHT TO ELEVEN P.M.
- 10. ELEVEN O’CLOCK P.M.
- XIV. THE EVENTS OF FIVE WEEKS
- 1. FROM THE SIXTH TO THE THIRTEENTH OF JANUARY
- 2. FROM THE EIGHTEENTH TO THE END OF JANUARY
- 3. THE FIRST OF FEBRUARY
- 4. THE TWELFTH OF FEBRUARY
- XV. THE EVENTS OF THREE WEEKS
- 1. FROM THE TWELFTH OF FEBRUARY TO THE SECOND OF MARCH
- 2. THE THIRD OF MARCH
- 3. THE FIFTH OF MARCH
- XVI. THE EVENTS OF ONE WEEK
- 1. MARCH THE SIXTH
- 2. MARCH THE TENTH
- 3. MARCH THE ELEVENTH
- 4. MARCH THE TWELFTH
- XVII. THE EVENTS OF ONE DAY
- 1. MARCH THE THIRTEENTH. THREE TO SIX O’CLOCK A.M.
- 2. EIGHT O’CLOCK A.M.
- 3. AFTERNOON
- He handed her the verse and she read--
- XVIII. THE EVENTS OF THREE DAYS
- 1. MARCH THE EIGHTEENTH
- She came closer and said more distinctly--
- 2. MARCH THE TWENTIETH. SIX TO NINE O’CLOCK P.M.
- 3. FROM NINE TO TEN O’CLOCK P.M.
- XIX. THE EVENTS OF A DAY AND NIGHT
- 1. MARCH THE TWENTY-FIRST. MORNING
- 2. AFTERNOON
- 3. FROM FIVE TO EIGHT O’CLOCK P.M.
- 4. FROM EIGHT TO ELEVEN O’CLOCK P.M.
- He continued with affected quaintness:--
- 5. FROM ELEVEN O’CLOCK TO MIDNIGHT
- 6. FROM MIDNIGHT TO HALF-PAST ONE A.M.
- XX. THE EVENTS OF THREE HOURS
- 1. MARCH THE TWENTY-THIRD. MIDDAY
- 2. ONE TO TWO O’CLOCK P.M.
- XXI. THE EVENTS OF EIGHTEEN HOURS
- 1. MARCH THE TWENTY-NINTH. NOON
- 2. SIX O’CLOCK P.M.
- Cytherea read in the handwriting of the Rector of Carriford:--
- 3. SEVEN O’CLOCK P.M.
- 4. MARCH THE THIRTIETH. DAYBREAK
- SEQUEL