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Rachel Ray

Luke Rowan Takes His Tea Quite Like a Steady Young Man

Word Count: 4815    |    Released on: 18/11/2017

seven o'clock, the hour for the family gathering round the tea-table being fixed at six. But, in accordance with the

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1 The Ray Family2 The Young Man from the Brewery3 The Arm in the Clouds4 What Shall Be Done About it5 Mr Comfort Gives His Advice6 Preparations for Mrs Tappitt's Party7 An Account of Mrs Tappitt's Ball - Commenced8 An Account of Mrs Tappitt's Ball - Concluded9 Mr Prong at Home10 Luke Rowan Declares His Plans as to the Brewery11 Luke Rowan Takes His Tea Quite Like a Steady Young Man12 Rachel Ray Thinks "She Does Like Him"13 Mr Tappitt in His Counting-House14 Luke Rowan Pays a Second Visit to Bragg's End15 Maternal Eloquence16 Rachel Ray's First Love-Letter17 Electioneering18 Dr Harford19 Mr Comfort Calls at the Cottage20 Showing what Rachel Thought when she Sat on the Stile, and How she Wrote Her Letter Afterwards21 Mrs Ray Goes to Exeter and Meets a Friend22 Domestic Politics at the Brewery23 Mrs Rays Penitence24 The Election at Baslehurst25 "The Baslehurst Gazette";26 Cornbury Grange27 In which the Question of the Brewery is Settled28 What Took Place at Bragg's End Farm29 Mrs Prime Reads Her Recantation30 Conclusion