Index:Hopkinson Smith--armchair at the inn.djvu

TitleThe Arm-chair at the Inn
AuthorF. Hopkinson Smith
IllustratorA. I. Keller, Herbert Ward and F. Hopkinson Smith
Year1912
PublisherCharles Scribner's Sons
LocationNew York
Sourcedjvu
ProgressTo be proofread
TransclusionFully transcluded
OCLC1418017

CONTENTS


  1. chapterpage
  2. I. The Marmouset 3
  3. II. The Wood Fire and Its Friends 18
  4. III. With Special Reference to a Certain Colony of Penguins 34
  5. IV. The Arrival of a Lady of Quality 60
  6. V. In which the Difference Between A Cannibal and a Freebooter is Clearly Set Forth 95
  7. VI. Proving that the Course of True Love Never Did Run Smooth 120
  8. VII. In which Our Landlord Becomes Both Entertaining and Instructive 144
  9. VIII. Containing Several Experiences and Adventures Showing the Wide Contrasts in Life 163
  10. IX. In which Madame la Marquise Binds Up Broken Heads and Bleeding Hearts 182
  11. X. In which We Entertain a Jail-bird 211
  12. XI. In which the Habits of Certain Ghosts, Goblins, Bandits, and Other Objectionable Persons Are Duly Set Forth 240
  13. XII. Why Mignon Went to Market 267
  14. XIII. With a Dissertation on Round Pegs and Square Holes 280
  15. XIV. A Woman's Way 304
  16. XV. Apple-blossoms and White Muslin 335
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