ONE OF THEM
By Charles James Lever.
With Illustrations By Phiz.
Boston: Little, Brown, And Company.
1902.
TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JAMES WHITESIDE, M.P., ETC., ETC.,ETC.
My Dear Whiteside,—Amongst all the friends I can count over in myown country, and from whom space and the accidents of life have separated,and may separate me to the last, there is not “One of Them” for whom Ientertain a sincerer regard, united with a higher hope, than yourself; andit is in my pride to say so openly, that I ask you to accept of thisdedication from
Your attached friend,
CHARLES LEVER.
Spezia, December 90, 1860.
CONTENTS
A WORD OF APOLOGY FOR MY TITLE.
ONE OF THEM, Volume I.
CHAPTER I. A PIAZZA AFTERSUNSET
CHAPTER II. THEVILLA CAPRINI
CHAPTER III. TRAVELLINGACQUAINTANCE
CHAPTER IV. VISITORS
CHAPTER V. ACCIDENTSAND THEIR CONSEQUENCES
CHAPTER VI. THE MEMBER FOR INCHABOGUE
CHAPTER VII. MRS. PENTHONY MORRIS
CHAPTER VIII. PORT-NA-WHAPPLE
CHAPTER IX. A DINNERAT THE RECTORY
CHAPTER X. THELABORATORY
CHAPTER XI. AREMITTANCE
CHAPTER XII. AFELLOW-TRAVELLER ON THE COACH
CHAPTER XIII. HOW THEY LIVED AT THE VILLA
CHAPTER XIV. THE BILLIARD-ROOM
CHAPTER XV. MRS.PENTHONY MORRIS AT HER WRITING-TABLE
CHAPTER XVI. A SICK-ROOM
CHAPTER XVII. A MASTER AND MAN
CHAPTER XVIII. MRS.MORRIS AS COUNSELLOR
CHAPTER XIX. JOE'S DIPLOMACY
CHAPTER XX. A DREARY FORENOON
CHAPTER XXI. MR. O'SHEA UPONPOLITICS, AND THINGS IN GENERAL
CHAPTER XXII. THE PUBLIC SERVANT ABROAD
CHAPTER XXIII. BROKEN TIES
CHAPTER XXIV. A DAY IN EARLYSPRING
CHAPTER XXV. BEHIN...BU KİTABI OKUMAK İÇİN ÜYE OLUN VEYA GİRİŞ YAPIN!
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