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Galsworthy, John, 1867-1933

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• THE MAN OF PROPERTYSample
• Chapter I.
• OLD JOLYON GOES TO THE OPERA
• Chapter III. DINNER AT SWITHIN'S
• PROJECTION OF THE HOUSE
• Chapter V.
• JAMES AT LARGE
• OLD JOLYON'S PECCADILLO
• PLANS OF THE HOUSE
• DEATH OF AUNT ANN
• PROGRESS OF THE HOUSE
• JUNE'S TREAT
• DRIVE WITH SWITHIN
• JAMES GOES TO SEE FOR HIMSELF
• SOAMES AND BOSINNEY CORRESPOND
• OLD JOLYON AT THE ZOO
• AFTERNOON AT TIMOTHY'S
• DANCE AT ROGER'S
• EVENING AT RICHMOND
• DIAGNOSIS OF A FORSYTE
• BOSINNEY ON PAROLE
• JUNE PAYS SOME CALLS
• PERFECTION OF THE HOUSE
• SOAMES SITS ON THE STAIRS
• Chapter I.
• NIGHT IN THE PARK
• MEETING AT THE BOTANICAL
• VOYAGE INTO THE INFERNO
• THE TRIAL
• SOAMES BREAKS THE NEWS
• JUNE'S VICTORY
• BOSINNEY'S DEPARTURE
• IRENE'S RETURN
• INDIAN SUMMER OF A FORSYTE
• Chapter XIV.
• AT TIMOTHY'S
• EXIT A MAN OF THE WORLD
• SOAMES PREPARES TO TAKE STEPS
• Chapter IV.
• Chapter
• JAMES SEES VISIONS
• NO-LONGER-YOUNG JOLYON AT HOME
• THE COLT AND THE FILLY
• JOLYON PROSECUTES TRUSTEESHIP
• VAL HEARS THE NEWS
• SOAMES ENTERTAINS THE FUTURE
• AND VISITS THE PAST
• ON FORSYTE'CHANGE
• JOLYON FINDS OUT WHERE HE IS
• SOAMES DISCOVERS WHAT HE WANTS
• THE THIRD GENERATION
• SOAMES PUTS IT TO THE TOUCH
• VISIT TO IRENE
• WHERE FORSYTES FEAR TO TREAD
• JOLLY SITS IN JUDGMENT
• JOLYON IN TWO MINDS
• DARTIE VERSUS DARTIE
• THE CHALLENGE
• Chapter IX.
• DEATH OF THE DOG BALTHASAR
• TIMOTHY STAYS THE ROT
• PROGRESS OF THE CHASE
• Chapter XIII.
• OUTLANDISH NIGHT
• SOAMES IN PARIS
• IN THE WEB
• RICHMOND PARK
• OVER THE RIVER
• SOAMES ACTS
• Chapter VI.
• Chapter VII.
• JAMES IN WAITING
• OUT OF THE WEB
• Chapter X.
• SUSPENDED ANIMATION
• BIRTH OF A FORSYTE
• JAMES IS TOLD
• Chapter XIV.
• TO CHARLES SCRIBNER
• Part I.
• FINE FLEUR FORSYTE
• AT ROBIN HILL
• THE MAUSOLEUM
• VTHE NATIVE HEATH
• Part II. IMOTHER AND SON
• FATHERS AND DAUGHTERS
• IN GREEN STREET
• VPURELY FORSYTE AFFAIRS
• SOAMES'PRIVATE LIFE
• JUNE TAKES A HAND
• THE BIT BETWEEN THE TEETH
• THE FAT IN THE FIRE
• TIMOTHY PROPHESIES
• Part III. IOLD JOLYON WALKS
• SOAMES COGITATES
• VTHE FIXED IDEA
• THE DARK TUNE
• UNDER THE OAK-TREE
• XFLEUR'S WEDDING
• THE LAST OF THE OLD FORSYTES
• Part I.
• Part II.
• Part III.
• THE FREELANDS
• Chapter I.
• Chapter II.
• Chapter III.
• Chapter IV.
• Chapter V.
• Chapter VI.
• Chapter VII.
• Chapter VIII.
• Chapter IX.
• Chapter X.
• Chapter XI.
• Chapter XII.
• Chapter XIII.
• Chapter XIV.
• Chapter XV.
• Chapter XVI.
• Chapter XVII.
• Chapter XVIII.
• Chapter XIX.
• Chapter XX.
• Chapter XXI.
• Chapter XXII.
• Chapter XXIII.
• Chapter XXIV.
• Chapter XXV.
• Chapter XXVI.
• Chapter XXVII.
• Chapter XXVIII.
• GREAT HOUSING SCHEME
• Chapter XXIX.
• Chapter XXX.
• Chapter XXXI.
• Chapter XXXII.
• Chapter XXXIII.
• Chapter XXXIV.
• Chapter XXXV.
• Chapter XXXVI.
• Chapter XXXVII.
• Chapter XXXVIII.
• Part I.
• Part II.
• Part III.
• Part IV.
• TRESPASSERS WILL BE PROSECUTED
• VILLA RUBEIN
• VILLA RUBEIN
• MY FATHER A MAN OF DEVON I
• TO MY MOTHER
• SALVATION OF A FORSYTE
• THE SILENCE
• Part I.
• Part II.
• Part III.
• Part IV.
• KING JOHN
• Chapter I.
• Chapter II.
• Chapter III.
• THE PLAY
• THE GOOD CITIZEN
• MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT
• THE CLUB
• THE WEDDING
• THE DINNER
• Chapter X.
• THE VISION
• ROTTEN ROW
• Chapter XIII.
• THE NIGHT CLUB
• POLE TO POLE
• THE INDIAN CIVILIAN
• Chapter XVII.
• Chapter XVIII.
• AN INCIDENT
• HOLM OAKS
• Chapter XXI.
• THE COUNTRY HOUSE
• THE STAINED-GLASS MAN
• Chapter XXIV.
• THE RIDE
• THE BIRD'OF PASSAGE
• SUB ROSA
• THE RIVER
• ON THE WING
• THE LADY FROM BEYOND
• THE STORM
• Chapter XXXII.
• Chapter XXXIII.
• Chapter I.
• THE COVERT SHOOT
• THE BLISSFUL HOUR
• THE HAPPY HUNTING-GROUND
• Chapter V.
• INFLUENCE OF THE REVEREND HUSSELL BARTER
• SABBATH AT WORSTED SKEYNES
• GREGORY VIGIL PROPOSES
• Chapter IX.
• AT BLAFARD'S
• GREGORY REOPENS THE CAMPAIGN
• CONTINUED INFLUENCE OF THE REVEREND HUSSELL BARTER
• THE SINISTER NIGHT
• Chapter IV.
• RECTOR AND SQUIRE
• THE PARK
• DOUBTFUL POSITION AT WORSTED SKEYNES
• COUNCIL AT WORSTED SKEYNES
• Chapter IX.
• GEORGE GOES FOR THE GLOVES
• Chapter XI.
• THE SQUIRE MAKES UP HIS MIND
• Chapter I.
• THE SON AND THE MOTHER
• Chapter III.
• Chapter IV.
• THE MOTHER AND THE SON
• GREGORY LOOKS AT THE SKY
• TOUR WITH THE SPANIEL JOHN
• Chapter VIII.
• BELLEW BOWS TO A LADY
• THE SHADOW
• Chapter II.
• HILARY'S BROWN STUDY
• THE LITTLE MODEL
• THE COMEDY BEGINS
• FIRST PILGRIMAGE TO HOUND STREET
• CECILIA'S SCATTERED THOUGHTS
• Chapter VIII.
• HILARY GIVES CHASE
• THE TROUSSEAU
• PEAR BLOSSOM
• SHIPS IN SAIL
• SOUND IN THE NIGHT
• Chapter XIV.
• SECOND PILGRIMAGE TO HOUND STREET
• BENEATH THE ELMS
• TWO BROTHERS
• THE PERFECT DOG
• Chapter XIX.
• THE HUSBAND AND THE WIFE
• Chapter XXI.
• HILARY PUTS AN END TO IT
• Chapter XXIII.
• Chapter XXIV.
• Chapter XXV.
• THIRD PILGRIMAGE TO HOUND STREET
• STEPHEN'S PRIVATE LIFE
• HILARY HEARS THE CUCKOO SING
• RETURN OF THE LITTLE MODEL
• FUNERAL OF A BABY
• SWAN SONG
• BEHIND BIANCA'S VEIL
• HILARY DEALS WITH THE SITUATION
• THYME'S ADVENTURE
• Chapter XXXV.
• STEPHEN SIGNS CHEQUES
• THE FLOWERING OF THE ALOE
• THE HOME-COMING OF HUGHS
• THE DUEL
• FINISH OF THE COMEDY
• THE HOUSE OF HARMONY
• Chapter I.
• Chapter II.
• Chapter III.
• Chapter IV.
• Chapter V.
• Chapter VI.
• Chapter VII.
• Chapter VIII.
• Chapter IX.
• Chapter X.
• Chapter XI.
• Chapter XII.
• Chapter XIII.
• Chapter XIV.
• Chapter XV.
• Chapter XVI.
• Chapter XVII.
• Chapter XVIII.
• Chapter XIX.
• Chapter XX.
• Chapter XXI.
• Chapter XXII.
• Chapter I.
• Chapter II.
• Chapter III.
• Chapter IV.
• Chapter V.
• Chapter VI.
• Chapter VII.
• Chapter VIII.
• Chapter IX.
• Chapter X.
• Chapter XI.
• Chapter XII.
• Chapter XIII.
• Chapter XIV.
• Chapter XV.
• Chapter XVI.
• Chapter XVII.
• Chapter XVIII.
• Chapter XIX.
• Chapter XX.
• Chapter XXI.
• Chapter XXII.
• Chapter XXIII.
• Chapter XXIV.
• Chapter XXV.
• Chapter XXVI.
• Chapter XXVII.
• Chapter XXVIII.
• Chapter XXIX.
• Chapter XXX.
• ITHE HERO
• THE VALET
• INTO THE DANGERS OF A PUBLIC LIFE
• VIS CONVICTED OF A NEW DISEASE
• Chapter
• SEES AND EDITOR, AND FINDS A FARMER
• STARVES SOME GERMANS
• CONVERSES WITH A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR
• XDREAMS A DREAM AND SEES A VISION
• BREAKS UP A PEACE MEETING
• SPEEDS UP TRANSPORT, AND SEES A DOCTOR
• ADDRESSES SOME SOLDIERS ON THEIR FUTURE
• ENDEAVOURS TO INTERN A GERMAN
• FIGHTS THE FIGHT OF FAITH
• ADDRESSES THE CLOUDS
• SEES TRUTH FACE TO FACE
• IS IN PERIL OF THE STREET
• RECEIVES A REVELATION
• AND ASCENDS TO PARADISE
• THE FIRST AND LAST
• THE APPLE TREE
• THE JURYMAN
• INDIAN SUMMER OF A FORSYTE
• THE INN OF TRANQUILLITY
• MAGPIE OVER THE HILL
• SHEEP-SHEARING
• RIDING IN MIST
• THE PROCESSION
• WIND IN THE ROCKS
• MY DISTANT RELATIVE
• THE BLACK GODMOTHER
• CONCERNING LIFE
• PANEL I
• PANEL II
• THAT OLD-TIME PLACE
• CONCERNING LETTERS
• SOME PLATITUDES CONCERNING DRAMA
• MEDITATION ON FINALITY
• WANTED-SCHOOLING
• THE WINDLESTRAW
• ABOUT CENSORSHIP
• VAGUE THOUGHTS ON ART
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• SCENE III
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• Act III.
• Act I.
• Act II.
• Act III.
• PERSONS OF THE PLAY
• Act III. The drawing-room of the Manager's house
• Act I.
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• Act III.
• PERSONS OF THE PLAY
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• Act II.
• Act III.
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• M. DANDELION. My puff-balls fly faster!
• SCENE III
• SCENE IV
• SCENE V
• SCENE VI
• PERSONS OF THE PLAY
• CAST OF THE FIRST PRODUCTION
• Act I.
• Act II.
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• SCENE III
• Act IV.
• PERSONS OF THE PLAY
• Act IV. A small supper room at"The Gascony."
• Act I.
• Act II.
• Act III.
• SCENE II
• Act IV.
• Act I.
• Act II.
• Act III.
• Act IV. The dining-room of More's house, late afternoon
• Act I.
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• Act IV.
• Act I.
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• SCENE III
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• PERSONS OF THE PLAY
• Act I.
• L. ANNE. Bartholomew Poulder? It's rather jolly.
• L. ANNE. Which one?
• L. ANNE. Oh! Do say something!
• L. ANNE. Shall we bring a bucket?
• L. ANNE. Come back again! I know! [She flies.]
• L. ANNE. I found the bomb.
• L. ANNE. Oh! Do let me come with you!
• L. ANNE. [Ecstatic] It's lovely!
• L. ANNE. [Rushing out from behind his legs] No—me!
• Act II.
• L. AIDA. I daon't.
• L. AIDA. [Brilliant] Yus.
• L. AIDA. Aoh! Tyke me!
• Act III.
• L. ANNE. No-o-o!
• L. ANNE. [Beneath the table-shrilly] Hurrah!
• L. ANNE. [To THOMAS] March!
• L. ANNE. [Puzzled] Oh!
• L. ANNE. Half past what?
• L. ANNE. Dromondy.
• L. ANNE. Daddy!
• Act I.
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• TWO MONTHS LATER
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• SCENE III
• HALL-MARKED
• THE SUN
• PUNCH AND GO
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• Act II.
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• SCENE III
• PERSONS OF THE PLAY
• SCENE I
• V. OF LADY A. No.
• SCENE II
• SCENE I
• SCENE I
• SCENE II
• SCENE III
• Act I.
• Act II.
• Act III.