Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• Introduction
• A Note on the Text
• Preface
• I Bullhampton
• II Flo's Red Ball
• III Sam Brattle
• IV There is no one else
• V The Miller
• VI Brattle's Mill
• VII The Miller's Wife
• VIII The Last Day
• IX Miss Marable
• X Crunch'em can't be had
• XI 'Don't you be afeard about me'
• XII Bone'm and his Master
• XIII Captain Marrable and his Father
• XIV Cousinhood
• XV The Police at Fault
• XVI Miss Lowther asks for Advice
• XVII The Marquis of Trowbridge
• XVIII Blank Paper
• XIX Sam Brattle returns Home
• XX 'I Have a Jupiter of my own now'
• XXI What Parson John thinks about it
• XXII What the Fenwicks thought about it
• XXIII What Mr Gilmore thought about it
• XXIV The Revd Henry Fitzackerley Chamberlaine
• XXV Carry Brattle
• XXVI The Turnover Correspondence
• XXVII 'I never shamed none of them'
• XXVIII Mrs Brattle's Journey
• XXIX The Bull at Loring
• XXX The Aunt and the Uncle
• XXXI Mary Lowhter feels her Way
• XXXII Mr Gilmore's Success
• XXXIII Farewell
• XXXIV Bullhampton News
• XXXV Mr Puddleham's new Chapel
• XXXVI Sam Brattle does off again
• XXXVII Female Martyrdom
• XXXVIII A Lover's Madness
• XXXIX The Three Honest Men
• XL Trotters Buildings
• XLI Startup Farm
• XLII Mr Quickenham QC
• XLIII Easter at Turnover Castle
• XLIV The Marrables of Dunripple
• XLV What shall I do with myself?
• XLVI Mr Jay of Warminster
• XLVII Sam Brattle is wanted
• XLVIII Mary Lowther returns to Bullhampton
• XLIX Mary Lowther's Doom
• L. Mary Lowther inspects her future Home
• LI The Grinder and his Comrade
• LII Carry Brattle's Journey
• LII The Fatted Calf
• LIV Mr Gilmore's Rubies
• LV Glebe Land
• LVI The Vicar's Vengeance
• LVII Oil is to be thrown upon the Waters
• LVIII Edith Brownlow's Dream
• LIX News from Dunripple
• LX Lord St George is very cunning
• LXI Mary Lowther's Treachery
• LXII Up at the Privets
• LXIII The Miller tells his troubles
• LXIV 'If I were your Sister!'
• LXV Mary Lowther leaves Bullhampton
• LXVI At the Mill
• LXVII Sir Gregory Marrable has a Headache
• LXVIII The Squire is very obstinate
• LXIX The Trial
• LXX The Fate of the Puddlehamites
• LXXI The End of Mary Lowther's Story
• LXXII At Turnover Castle
• LXXIII Conclusion