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TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

THESE TWAIN

BY ARNOLD BENNETT

1915

CONTENTS

BOOK I

THE WOMAN IN THE HOUSE

CHAPTER

1. THE HOUSE

2. HILDA ON THE STAIRS

3. ATTACK AND REPULSE

4. THE WORD

5. TERTIUS INGPEN

6. HUSBAND AND WIFE

7. THE TRUCE

8. THE FAMILY AT HOME

9. THE WEEK-END

10. THE ORGREAVE CALAMITY

BOOK II

THE PAST

1. LITHOGRAPHY

2. DARTMOOR

3. THE DEPARTURE

4. TAVY MANSION

5. THE PRISON

6. THE GHOST

BOOK III

EQUILIBRIUM

1. GEORGE'S EYES

2. AUNTIE HAMPS SENTENCED

3. DEATH AND BURIAL

4. THE DISCOVERY

THE DEEDS OF DENRY THE AUDACIOUS

By Arnold Bennett

1910

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

1. The Dance

2. The Widow Hullins's House

3. The Pantechnicon

4. Wrecking of a Life

5. The Mercantile Marine

6. His Burglary

7. The Rescuer of Dames

8. Raising a Wigwam

9. The Great Newspaper War

10. His Infamy

11. In the Alps

12. The Supreme Honour

THE OLD ADAM

A STORY OF ADVENTURE

By Arnold Bennett

1913

CONTENTS

PART I

CHAPTER

1. Dog-Bite

2. The Bank-Note

3. Wilkins's

4. Entry Into The Theatrical World

5. Mr. Sachs Talks

6. Lord Woldo And Lady Woldo

PART II

1. Corner-stone

2. Dealing with Elsie

3. The First Night

4. Isabel

LILIAN

By Arnold Bennett

1922

CONTENTS

PART I

1. The Girl Alone

2. Early Years

3. Advice to the Young Beauty

4. The Clubman

5. The Devotee

6. The Telephone

PART II

1. The Suicide

2. The Malady

3. Shut

4. The Vizier

5. The Martyr

6. The Invitation

7. The Avowal

8. Philosophy of the Grey-Haired

PART III

1. In the Hotel

2. The Big Yacht

3. The Casino

4. Chemin de fer

5. In the Hills

6. The Benefactress

7. The Doctor

8. Marriage

9. The Widow

10. The Wreath

PART IV

1. The Return

2. Miss Grig

3. The Lieutenant

4. The New Employer

5. Layette

HOW TO LIVE ON TWENTY-FOUR HOURS A DAY

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

THE GRAND BABYLON HÔTEL

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

Chapter One.   THE MILLIONAIRE AND THE WAITER

Chapter Two.   HOW MR RACKSOLE OBTAINED HIS DINNER

Chapter Three.   AT THREE A.M.

Chapter Four.   ENTRANCE OF THE PRINCE

Chapter Five.   WHAT OCCURRED TO REGINALD DIMMOCK

Chapter Six.   IN THE GOLD ROOM

Chapter Seven.   NELLA AND THE PRINCE

Chapter Eight.   ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE BARONESS

Chapter Nine.   TWO WOMEN AND THE REVOLVER

Chapter Ten.   AT SEA

Chapter Eleven.   THE COURT PAWNBROKER

Chapter Twelve.   ROCCO AND ROOM NO. 111

Chapter Thirteen.   IN THE STATE BEDROOM

Chapter Fourteen.   ROCCO ANSWERS SOME QUESTIONS

Chapter Fifteen.   END OF THE YACHT ADVENTURE

Chapter Sixteen.   THE WOMAN WITH THE RED HAT

Chapter Seventeen.   THE RELEASE OF PRINCE EUGEN

Chapter Eighteen.   IN THE NIGHT-TIME

Chapter Nineteen.   ROYALTY AT THE GRAND BABYLON

Chapter Twenty.   MR SAMPSON LEVI BIDS PRINCE EUGEN GOOD MORNING

Chapter Twenty-One.   THE RETURN OF FÉLIX BABYLON

Chapter Twenty-Two.   IN THE WINE CELLARS OF THE GRAND BABYLON

Chapter Twenty-Three.   FURTHER EVENTS IN THE CELLAR

Chapter Twenty-Four.   THE BOTTLE OF WINE

Chapter Twenty-Five.   THE STEAM LAUNCH

Chapter Twenty-Six.   THE NIGHT CHASE AND THE MUDLARK

Chapter Twenty-Seven.   THE CONFESSION OF MR TOM JACKSON

Chapter Twenty-Eight.      THE STATE BEDROOM ONCE MORE

Chapter Twenty-Nine.   THEODORE IS CALLED TO THE RESCUE

Chapter Thirty.   CONCLUSION

LITERARY TASTE

How To Form It

With Detailed Instructions For Collecting A Complete Library Of English Literature

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

Chapter I — THE AIM

Chapter II — YOUR PARTICULAR CASE

Chapter III — WHY A CLASSIC IS A CLASSIC

Chapter IV — WHERE TO BEGIN

Chapter V — HOW TO READ A CLASSIC

Chapter VI — THE QUESTION OF STYLE

Chapter VII — WRESTLING WITH AN AUTHOR

Chapter VIII — SYSTEM IN READING

Chapter IX — VERSE

Chapter X — BROAD COUNSELS

Chapter XI — AN ENGLISH LIBRARY: PERIOD I

Chapter XII — AN ENGLISH LIBRARY: PERIOD II

Chapter XIII — AN ENGLISH LIBRARY: PERIOD III

Chapter XIV — MENTAL STOCKTAKING

THE GRIM SMILE OF THE FIVE TOWNS

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

The Lion's Share
Baby's Bath
The Silent Brothers
The Nineteenth Hat
Vera's First Christmas Adventure
The Murder of the Mandarin
Vera's Second Christmas Adventure
The Burglary
News of the Engagement
Beginning the New Year
From One Generation to Another
The Death of Simon Fuge
In a New Bottle

THE OLD WIVES’ TALE

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

PREFACE TO THIS EDITION

BOOK I — MRS. BAINES

CHAPTER I — THE SQUARE

CHAPTER II — THE TOOTH

CHAPTER III — A BATTLE

CHAPTER IV — ELEPHANT

CHAPTER V — THE TRAVELLER

CHAPTER VI — ESCAPADE

CHAPTER VII — A DEFEAT

BOOK II — CONSTANCE

CHAPTER I — REVOLUTION

CHAPTER II — CHRISTMAS AND THE FUTURE

CHAPTER III — CYRIL

CHAPTER IV — CRIME

CHAPTER V — ANOTHER CRIME

CHAPTER VI — THE WIDOW

CHAPTER VII — BRICKS AND MORTAR

CHAPTER VIII — THE PROUDEST MOTHER

BOOK III — SOPHIA

CHAPTER I — THE ELOPEMENT

CHAPTER II — SUPPER

CHAPTER III — AN AMBITION SATISFIED

CHAPTER IV — A CRISIS FOR GERALD

CHAPTER V — FEVER

CHAPTER VI — THE SIEGE

CHAPTER VII — SUCCESS

BOOK IV — WHAT LIFE IS

CHAPTER I — FRENSHAM’S

CHAPTER II — THE MEETING

CHAPTER III — TOWARDS HOTEL LIFE

CHAPTER IV — END OF SOPHIA

CHAPTER V — END OF CONSTANCE

JOURNALISM FOR WOMEN

A Practical Guide

By E. A. Bennett

CONTENTS

1. The Secret Significance of Journalism
2. Imperfections of the existing Woman-Journalist
3. The Roads towards Journalism
4. The Aspirant
5. Style
6. The Outside Contributor
7. The Search for Copy
8. The Art of Corresponding with an Editor
9. Notes on the Leading Types of Papers
10. "Woman's Sphere" in Journalism
11. Conclusion

HILDA LESSWAYS

By Arnold Bennett

1911

CONTENTS

BOOK I
HER START IN LIFE

I AN EVENT IN MR. SKELLORN'S LIFE
II THE END OF THE SCENE
III MR. CANNON
IV DOMESTICITY INVADED
V MRS. LESSWAYS' SHREWDNESS
VI VICTOR HUGO AND ISAAC PITMAN
VII THE EDITORIAL SECRETARY
VIII JANET ORGREAVE
IX IN THE STREET
X MISS GAILEY IN DECLENSION
XI DISILLUSION
XII THE TELEGRAM
XIII HILDA'S WORLD
XIV TO LONDON

BOOK II
HER RECOVERY

I SIN
II THE LITTLE ROOM
III JOURNEY TO BLEAKRIDGE
IV WITH THE ORGREAVES
V EDWIN CLAYHANGER
VI IN THE GARDEN
VII THE NEXT MEETING

BOOK III
HER BURDEN

I HILDA INDISPENSABLE
II SARAH'S BENEFACTOR
III AT BRIGHTON
IV THE SEA

BOOK IV
HER FALL

I THE GOING CONCERN
II THE UNKNOWN ADVENTURE
III FLORRIE AGAIN

BOOK V
HER DELIVERANCE

I LOUISA UNCONTROLLED
II SOME SECRET HISTORY

BOOK VI

HER PUNISHMENT

I EVENING AT BLEAKRIDGE
II A RENDEZVOUS
III AT THE WORKS
IV THE CALL FROM BRIGHTON
V THURSDAY AFTERNOON
VI MISCHANCE

BURIED ALIVE

A Tale of These Days

BY ARNOLD BENNETT

1950

CONTENTS

I. THE PUCE DRESSING-GOWN

II. A PAIL

III. THE PHOTOGRAPH

IV. A SCOOP

V. ALICE ON HOTELS

VI. A PUTNEY MORNING

VII. THE CONFESSION

VIII. AN INVASION

IX. A GLOSSY MALE

X. THE SECRET

XI. AN ESCAPE

XII. ALICE'S PERFORMANCES

SACRED AND PROFANE LOVE

A Novel In Three Episodes

By Arnold Bennett

1905

CONTENTS

SACRED AND PROFANE LOVE

PART I — IN THE NIGHT

I

II

III

IV

V

PART II — THREE HUMAN HEARTS

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

PART III — THE VICTORY

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

OVER THERE

War Scenes on the Western Front

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

I The Zone Of Paris

II On The French Front

III Ruins

IV At Grips

V The British Lines

VI The Unique City

THE REGENT

A Five Towns Story Of Adventure In London

By Arnold Bennett

1913

CONTENTS

PART I

CHAPTER I -- DOG-BITE
CHAPTER II -- THE BANK-NOTE
CHAPTER III -- WILKINS'S
CHAPTER IV -- ENTRY INTO THE THEATRICAL WORLD
CHAPTER V -- MR SACHS TALKS
CHAPTER VI -- LORD WOLDO AND LADY WOLDO


PART II

CHAPTER VII -- CORNER-STONE
CHAPTER VIII -- DEALING WITH ELSIE
CHAPTER IX -- THE FIRST NIGHT
CHAPTER X -- ISABEL

THE ROLL-CALL

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

[2]

THE PRETTY LADY

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

Chapter 1.     THE PROMENADE
Chapter 2.     THE POWER
Chapter 3.     THE FLAT
Chapter 4.     CONFIDENCE
Chapter 5.     OSTEND
Chapter 6.     THE ALBANY
Chapter 7.     FOR THE EMPIRE
Chapter 8.     BOOTS
Chapter 9.     THE CLUB
Chapter 10.    THE MISSION
Chapter 11.    THE TELEGRAM
Chapter 12.    RENDEZVOUS
Chapter 13.    IN COMMITTEE
Chapter 14.    QUEEN
Chapter 15.    EVENING OUT
Chapter 16    THE VIRGIN
Chapter 17.    SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Chapter 18.    THE MYSTIC
Chapter 19.    THE VISIT
Chapter 20.    MASCOT
Chapter 21.    THE LEAVE-TRAIN
[6] Chapter 22.    GETTING ON WITH THE WAR
Chapter 23.    THE CALL
Chapter 24.    THE SOLDIER
Chapter 25.    THE RING
Chapter 26.    THE RETURN
Chapter 27.    THE CLYDE
Chapter 28.    SALOME
Chapter 29.    THE STREETS
Chapter 30.    THE CHILD'S ARM
Chapter 31.    "ROMANCE"
Chapter 32.    MRS. BRAIDING
Chapter 33.    THE ROOF
Chapter 34.    IN THE BOUDOIR
Chapter 35.    QUEEN DEAD
Chapter 36.    COLLAPSE
Chapter 37.    THE INVISIBLE POWERS
Chapter 38.    THE VICTORY
Chapter 39.    IDYLL
Chapter 40.    THE WINDOW
Chapter 41.    THE ENVOY

THE AUTHOR'S CRAFT

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

MR. PROHACK

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

HELEN WITH THE HIGH HAND

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I -- BEGINNING OF THE IDYLL
CHAPTER II -- AN AFFAIR OF THE SEVENTIES
CHAPTER III -- MARRYING OFF A MOTHER
CHAPTER IV -- INVITATION TO TEA
CHAPTER V -- A SALUTATION
CHAPTER VI -- MRS. BUTT'S DEPARTURE
CHAPTER VII -- THE NEW COOK
CHAPTER VIII -- OMELETTE
CHAPTER IX -- A GREAT CHANGE
CHAPTER X -- A CALL
CHAPTER XI -- ANOTHER CALL
CHAPTER XII -- BREAKFAST
CHAPTER XIII -- THE WORLD
CHAPTER XIV -- SONG, SCENE AND DANCE
CHAPTER XV -- THE GIFT
CHAPTER XVI -- THE HALL AND ITS RESULT
CHAPTER XVII -- DESCENDANTS OF MACHIAVELLI
CHAPTER XVIII -- CHICANE
CHAPTER XIX -- THE TOSSING
CHAPTER XX -- THE FLITTING
CHAPTER XXI -- SHIP AND OCEAN
CHAPTER XXII -- CONFESSIONAL
CHAPTER XXIII -- NOCTURNAL
CHAPTER XXIV -- SEEING A LADY HOME
CHAPTER XXV -- GIRLISH CONFIDENCES
CHAPTER XXVI -- THE CONCERT
CHAPTER XXVII -- UNKNOTTING AND KNOTTING

THE HUMAN MACHINE

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

1. TAKING ONESELF FOR GRANTED
2. AMATEURS IN THE ART OF LIVING
3. THE BRAIN AS A GENTLEMAN-AT-LARGE
4. THE FIRST PRACTICAL STEP
5. HABIT-FORMING BY CONCENTRATION
6. LORD OVER THE NODDLE
7. WHAT 'LIVING' CHIEFLY IS
8. THE DAILY FRICTION
9. 'FIRE!'
10. MISCHIEVOUSLY OVERWORKING IT
11. AN INTERLUDE
12. AN INTEREST IN LIFE
13. SUCCESS AND FAILURE
14. A MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT
15. L.S.D.
16. REASON, REASON!

THE PRICE OF LOVE

A TALE

By Arnold Bennett

1914

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I.

MONEY IN THE HOUSE

CHAPTER II.

LOUIS' DISCOVERY

CHAPTER III.

THE FEAST

CHAPTER IV.

IN THE NIGHT

CHAPTER V.

NEWS OF THE NIGHT

CHAPTER VI.

THEORIES OF THE THEFT

CHAPTER VII.

THE CINEMA

CHAPTER VIII.

END AND BEGINNING

CHAPTER IX.

THE MARRIED WOMAN

CHAPTER X.

THE CHASM

CHAPTER XI.

JULIAN'S DOCUMENT

CHAPTER XII.

RUNAWAY HORSES

CHAPTER XIII.

DEAD-LOCK

CHAPTER XIV.

THE MARKET

CHAPTER XV.

THE CHANGED MAN

CHAPTER XVI.

THE LETTER

CHAPTER XVII.

IN THE MONASTERY

CHAPTER XVIII.

MRS. TAMS'S STRANGE BEHAVIOUR

CHAPTER XIX.

RACHEL AND MR. HORROCLEAVE

THE CARD

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

THE MATADOR OF THE FIVE TOWNS

And Other Stories

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

TRAGIC

• THE MATADOR OF THE FIVE TOWNS
• MIMI
• THE SUPREME ILLUSION
• THE LETTER AND THE LIE
• THE GLIMPSE

FROLIC

• JOCK-AT-A-VENTURE
• THE HEROISM OF THOMAS CHADWICK
• UNDER THE CLOCK
• THREE EPISODES IN THE LIFE OF MR COWLISHAW, DENTIST
• CATCHING THE TRAIN
• THE WIDOW OF THE BALCONY
• THE CAT AND CUPID
• THE FORTUNE-TELLER
• THE LONG-LOST UNCLE
• THE TIGHT HAND
• WHY THE CLOCK STOPPED
• HOT POTATOES
• HALF-A-SOVEREIGN
• THE BLUE SUIT
• THE TIGER AND THE BABY
• THE REVOLVER
• AN UNFAIR ADVANTAGE

TALES OF THE FIVE TOWNS

By Arnold Bennett

CONTENTS

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