BARRINGTON
Volume I.
By Charles James Lever
With Illustrations By Phiz.
Boston: Little, Brown, And Company.
1907.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. THEFISHERMAN'S HOME
CHAPTER II. AWET MORNING AT HOME
CHAPTER III. OUR NEXT NEIGHBORS
CHAPTER IV. FRED CONYERS
CHAPTER V. DILL AS A DIPLOMATIST
CHAPTER VI. THEDOCTOR'S DAUGHTER
CHAPTER VII. TOMDILL'S FIRST PATIENT
CHAPTER VIII. FINE ACQUAINTANCES
CHAPTER IX. A COUNTRY DOCTOR
CHAPTER X. BEING “BORED”
CHAPTER XI. A NOTE TO BEANSWERED
CHAPTER XII. THEANSWER
CHAPTER XIII. AFEW LEAVES FROM A BLUE-BOOK
CHAPTERXIV. BARRINGTON'S FORD
CHAPTER XV. AN EXPLORING EXPEDITION
CHAPTER XVI. COMING HOME
CHAPTER XVII. A SHOCK
CHAPTER XVIII. COBHAM
CHAPTER XIX. THE HOUR OFLUNCHEON
CHAPTER XX. ANINTERIOR AT THE DOCTOR'S
CHAPTERXXI. DARK TIDINGS
CHAPTER XXII. LEAVING HOME
CHAPTER XXIII. THE COLONEL'SCOUNSELS
CHAPTER XXIV. CONYERSMAKES A MORNING CALL
CHAPTER XXV. DUBLIN REVISITED
CHAPTER XXVI. A VERY SAD GOOD-BYE
CHAPTER XXVII. THE CONVENT ON THEMEUSE
CHAPTER XXVIII. GEORGE'SDAUGHTER
CHAPTER XXIX. THERAMBLE
CHAPTER XXX. UNDERTHE LINDEN
BARRINGTON.
CHAPTER I. THE FISHERMAN'S HOME
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