Bramleighs of

The Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly

Name: The Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly
Author: Lever, Charles, 1806-1872; Cooke, W. Cubitt (William Cubitt), 1866-1951 [Illustrator]; Wheeler, Edward J., 1848?-1933 [Illustrator]

作者：Lever, Charles, 1806-1872; Cooke, W. Cubitt (William Cubitt), 1866-1951 [Illustrator]; Wheeler, Edward J., 1848?-1933 [Illustrator]
体例：章　章数：49
字数：882,210　来源：Project Gutenberg

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共 49 章

CHAPTER I. THE BISHOP'S FOLLY
CHAPTER II. LADY AUGUSTA'S LETTER
CHAPTER III. “THE EVENING AFTER A HARD RUN.”
CHAPTER IV. ON THE CROQUET LAWN.
CHAPTER V. CONFIDENTIAL TALK.
CHAPTER VI. UP IN THE MOUNTAINS.
CHAPTER VII. AT LUNCHEON
CHAPTER VIII. THE ARRIVAL OF A GREAT MAN
CHAPTER IX. OVER THE FIRE.
CHAPTER X. THE DROPPINGS OF A GREAT DIPLOMATIST.
CHAPTER XI. A WINTER DAY'S WALK
CHAPTER XII. AN EVENING BELOW AND ABOVE STAIRS.
CHAPTER XIII. AT THE COTTAGE.
CHAPTER XIV. OFFICIAL CONFIDENCES.
CHAPTER XV. WITH HIS LAWYER.
CHAPTER XVI.. SOME MISUNDERSTANDINGS.
CHAPTER XVII. AT CASTELLO.
CHAPTER XVIII. A DULL DINNER.
CHAPTER XIX. A DEPARTURE.
CHAPTER XX. A MORNING OF PERPLEXITIES.
CHAPTER XXI. GEORGE AND JULIA.
CHAPTER XXII. IN THE LIBRARY AT CASTELLO.
CHAPTER XXIII. THE CURATE CROSS-EXAMINED.
CHAPTER XXIV. DOUBTS AND FEARS.
CHAPTER XXV. MARION'S AMBITIONS
CHAPTER XXVI. MR. CUTBILL ARRIVES AT CASTELLO.
CHAPTER XXVII. THE VILLA ALTIERI.
CHAPTER XXVIII. CASTELLO.
CHAPTER XXIX. THE HÔTEL BRISTOL
CHAPTER XXX. ON THE ROAD
CHAPTER XXXI. ON THE ROAD TO ITALY.
CHAPTER XXXII. THE CHURCH PATRONS AT ALBANO.
CHAPTER XXXIII. A SMALL LODGING AT LOUVAIN.
CHAPTER XXXIV. AT LOUVAIN
CHAPTER XXXV. MR. CUTBILL'S VISIT
CHAPTER XXXVI. AN EVENING WITH CUTBILL
CHAPTER XXXVII. THE APPOINTMENT
CHAPTER XXXVIII. WITH LORD CULDUFF.
CHAPTER XXXIX. AT ALBANO
CHAPTER XL. “A RECEPTION” AT ROME.
CHAPTER XLI. SOME “SALON DIPLOMACIES”
CHAPTER XLII. A LONG TÊTE-À-TÊTE
CHAPTER XLIII. A SPECIAL MISSION
CHAPTER XLIV. THE CHURCH PATRONS
CHAPTER XLV. A PLEASANT DINNER
CHAPTER XLVI. A STROLL AND A GOSSIP
CHAPTER XLVII. A PROPOSAL IN FORM.
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