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Chapter 17 Ought she to Stay
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Released on: 18/11/2017
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1 Chapter 1 The Articled Pupil2 Chapter 2 'i Am Going to Marry for Money.'3 Chapter 3 At the Knoll4 Chapter 4 Wendover Abbey5 Chapter 5 Dr. Rylance Asserts Himself6 Chapter 5 Dr. Rylance Asserts Himself7 Chapter 6 A Birthday Feast8 Chapter 7 In the River-Meadow9 Chapter 8 At the Lock-House10 Chapter 9 A Solemn League and Covenant11 Chapter 10 A Bad Penny12 Chapter 11 Accomplishments at a Discount13 Chapter 12 The Sword of Damocles14 Chapter 13 Kingthorpe Society15 Chapter 14 The True Knight16 Chapter 15 Mr. Wendover Plans an Excursion17 Chapter 16 Thicker than Water18 Chapter 17 Ought she to Stay19 Chapter 18 After a Storm Comes a Calm20 Chapter 19 After a Calm a Storm21 Chapter 20 Was this the Motive22 Chapter 21 Taking Life Quietly23 Chapter 22 Lady Palliser Studies the Upper Ten24 Chapter 23 'All Our Life is Mixed with Death.'25 Chapter 24 'Fruits Fail and Love Dies and Time Ranges.'26 Chapter 25 'My Seed was Youth, My Crop was Endless Cake.'27 Chapter 26 'And, If i Die, No Soul Will Pity Me.'28 Chapter 27 John Jardine Solves the Mystery29 Chapter 28 An Englishman's House is His Castle30 Chapter 29 'As One Dead in the Bottom of a Tomb.'31 Chapter 30 A Fiery Dawn32 Chapter 31 'Sole Partner and Sole Part of All These Joys.'