Title:  One of Our Conquerors, v4

Author:  George Meredith

Edition:  10

Language:  English

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ONE OF OUR CONQUERERS

By George Meredith

1897

BOOK 4.

XXV.  Nataly in action
XXVI.  In which we see A conventional gentle man endeavouring to
          examine A spectre of himself
XXVII.  Contains what is A small thing or A great, as the soul of the
          chief actor may decide
XXVIII.  Mrs. Marsett
XXIX.  Shows one of the shadows of the world crossing A virgin’s mind
XXX.  The burden upon Nesta
XXXI.  Shows how the Squires in A conqueror’s service have at times to
          do Knightly Conquest of themselves
XXXII.  Shows how temper may kindle temper and an indignant woman get
          her weapon
XXXIII.  A pair of WOOERS
XXXIV.  Contains deeds unrelated and expositions of feelings
XXXV.  In which again we make use of the old lamps for lighting an
          abysmal darkness