Gryll Grange. Thomas Love Peacock

Gryll Grange - Thomas Love Peacock


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       Sinking up to his Shoulders in a Hollow 225–196

       Encouraged his Six Allies to Carry on the Siege 243–203

       Constant All My Life to a Single Idea 250–208

       Miss Gryll Was Resplendent As Circe 268–226

       Her Every Movement Developed Some New Grace 275–235

       You Are in Love, and Do Not Choose to Confess It. 279–239

       Live in Hope; But Live on Beef and Ale 294–252

       Your Handmaids Always Move in Pairs 298–256

       Discoursing of Many Things, But Chiefly Of Morgana 304–261

       She Appeared Before Him, Blushing and Trembling. 308–265

       You Must Have Plenty of Ghosts in Greek and Latin 312–270

       All's Well That Ends Well 326–284

       His Saul Abune the Moon 330–288

       Table of Contents

       INTRODUCTION

      INTRODUCTION

       CHAPTER I

      CHAPTER I

       Misnomers

       CHAPTER II

      CHAPTER II

       The Squire and his Niece

       CHAPTER III

      CHAPTER III

       The Duke's Folly

       CHAPTER IV

      CHAPTER IV

       The Forest—A Soliloquy on Hair

       CHAPTER V.

      CHAPTER V.

       The Seven Sisters

       CHAPTER VI

      CHAPTER VI

       The Rustic Lover

       CHAPTER VII

      CHAPTER VII

       The Vicar and his Wife—Families of Love:—

       The Newspaper

       CHAPTER VIII

      CHAPTER VIII

       Pantopragmatics

       CHAPTER IX

       Saint Catharine

       CHAPTER X

      CHAPTER X

       The Thunderstorm

       CHAPTER XI

      CHAPTER XI

       Electrical Science—The Death of Philemon

       CHAPTER XII

      CHAPTER XII

       The Forest Dell—The Power of Love—The Lottery

       of Marriage

       CHAPTER XIII

      CHAPTER XIII

       Lord Curryfin—Siberian Dinners—Social Monotony

       CHAPTER XIV

      CHAPTER XIV

       Music and Painting—Jack of Dover

       CHAPTER XV

      CHAPTER XV

       Expression in Music—The Dappled Palfrey—Love

       and Age—Competitive Examination

       CHAPTER XVI

      CHAPTER XVI

       Miss Niphet—The Theatre—The Lake—Divided Attraction

      —Infallible Safety

       CHAPTER XVII

      CHAPTER XVII

       Horse-Taming—Love in Dilemma—Injunctions—Sonorous Vases

       CHAPTER XVIII

      CHAPTER XVIII

       Lectures—The Power of Public Opinion—A New

       Order of Chivalry

       CHAPTER XIX

      CHAPTER XIX

       A Symposium—Transatlantic Tendencies

      —After-Dinner Lectures—Education

       CHAPTER XX

      CHAPTER XX

       Algernon and Morgana—Opportunity and Repentance

      —The Forest in Winter

       CHAPTER XXI

      CHAPTER XXI

       Skating—Pas de deux on the Ice—Congeniality

      —Flints among Bones

       CHAPTER XXII

      CHAPTER XXII

       The Seven against Thebes—A Soliloquy on Christmas

       CHAPTER XXIII

      CHAPTER XXIII

       The two Quadrilles—Pope's Ombre—Poetical Truth to

       Nature—Cleopatra

       CHAPTER XXIV

      CHAPTER XXIV

       Progress of Sympathy—Love's Injunctions—Orlando

       Innamorato

       CHAPTER XXV

      CHAPTER XXV

       Harry and Dorothy

       CHAPTER XXVI

      CHAPTER XXVI

       Doubts and Questions

       CHAPTER XXVII

      CHAPTER XXVII

       Love in Memory

       CHAPTER XXVIII

      CHAPTER XXVIII

       Aristophanes in London

       CHAPTER XXIX

      CHAPTER XXIX

       The Bald Venus—Inez de Castro—The Unity of Love

       CHAPTER XXX

      CHAPTER XXX

       A Captive Knight—Richard


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