EVAN HARRINGTON

By George Meredith

CONTENTS: 

Book 1. 
I. Above buttons
ii.  The heritage or the soy
III.  The daughters or the shears
iv.  On board the Jocasta
V. The family and the funeral
vi.  My gentleman on the road
VII.  Mother and son

Book 2. 
VIII.  Introduces an eccentric
IX.  The countess in low society
X. My gentleman on the road again
xi.  Doings at an inn
XII.  In which ale is shown to have one quality of wine
XIII.  The match of Fallowfield against Beckley

Book 3. 
XIV.  The countess describes the field of action
XV.  A capture
XVI.  Leads to A small skirmish between rose and Evan
xvii.  In which Evan writes himself tailor
XVIII.  In which Evan calls himself gentleman

Book 4. 
XIX.  Second despatch of the countess
XX.  Break-neck leap
XXI.  Tribulations and tactics of the countess
XXII.  In which the daughters of the great Mel have to
          digest him at dinner
XXIII.  Treats of A handkerchief
XXIV.  The countess makes herself felt
XXV.  In which the stream flows muddy and clear

Book 5. 
XXVI.  Mrs. Mel makes A bed for herself and family
XXVII.  Exhibits rose’s generalship; Evan’s performance on the second
          fiddle; and the wretchedness of the countess
XXVIII.  Tom Cogglesby’s proposition
XXIX.  Prelude to an engagement
XXX.  The battle of the bull-dogs.  Part I.
XXXI.  The battle of the bull-dogs.  Part ii.