Complete Project Gutenberg John Galsworthy Works

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Author: Galsworthy, John, 1867-1933

Galsworthy, John, 1867-1933

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THE MAN OF PROPERTY试读
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.