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The History of Pendennis

Chapter 31 Old and new Acquaintances

Word Count: 5464    |    Released on: 18/11/2017

g with all sorts of men - so he beheld coalheavers in their tap-rooms; boxers in their inn-parlours; honest citizens

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1 Preface2 Chapter 1 Shows how First Love may interrupt Breakfast3 Chapter 2 A Pedigree and other Family Matters4 Chapter 3 In which Pendennis appears as a very young Man inde5 Chapter 4 Mrs. Haller6 Chapter 5 Mrs. Haller at Home7 Chapter 6 Contains both Love and War8 Chapter 7 In which the Major makes his Appearance9 Chapter 8 In which Pen is kept waiting at the Door, while the10 Chapter 9 In which the Major opens the Campaign11 Chapter 10 Facing the Enemy12 Chapter 11 Negotiation13 Chapter 12 In which a Shooting Match is proposed14 Chapter 13 A Crisis15 Chapter 14 In which Miss Fotheringay makes a new Engagement16 Chapter 15 The happy Village17 Chapter 16 More Storms in the Puddle18 Chapter 17 Which concludes the first Part of this History19 Chapter 18 Alma Mater20 Chapter 19 Pendennis of Boniface21 Chapter 20 Rake's Progress22 Chapter 21 Flight after Defeat23 Chapter 22 Prodigal's Return24 Chapter 23 New Faces25 Chapter 24 A Little Innocent26 Chapter 25 Contains both Love and Jealousy27 Chapter 26 A House full of Visitors28 Chapter 27 Contains some Ball-practising29 Chapter 28 Which is both Quarrelsome and Sentimental30 Chapter 29 Babylon31 Chapter 30 The Knights of the Temple32 Chapter 31 Old and new Acquaintances33 Chapter 32 In which the Printer's Devil comes to the Door34 Chapter 33 Which is passed in the Neighbourhood of Ludgate Hi35 Chapter 34 In which the History still hovers about Fleet Stre36 Chapter 35 Dinner in the Row37 Chapter 36 The Pall Mall Gazette38 Chapter 37 Where Pen appears in Town and Country39 Chapter 38 In which the Sylph reappears40 Chapter 39 Colonel Altamont appears and disappears41 Chapter 40 Relates to Mr. Harry Foker's Affairs42 Chapter 41 Carries the Reader both to Richmond and Greenwich43 Chapter 42 Contains a novel Incident44 Chapter 43 Alsatia45 Chapter 44 In which the Colonel narrates some of his Adventur46 Chapter 45 A Chapter of Conversations47 Chapter 46 Miss Amory's Partners48 Chapter 47 Monseigneur s'amuse49 Chapter 48 A Visit of Politeness50 Chapter 49 In Shepherd's Inn51 Chapter 50 Or near the Temple Garden52 Chapter 51 The happy Village again53 Chapter 52 Which had very nearly been the last of the Story54 Chapter 53 A critical Chapter55 Chapter 54 Convalescence56 Chapter 55 Fanny's Occupation's gone57 Chapter 56 In which Fanny engages a new Medical Man58 Chapter 57 Foreign Ground59 Chapter 58 "Fairoaks to let"60 Chapter 59 Old Friends61 Chapter 60 Explanations62 Chapter 61 Conversations63 Chapter 62 The Way of the World64 Chapter 63 Which accounts perhaps for Chapter LXI65 Chapter 64 Phyllis and Corydon66 Chapter 65 Temptation67 Chapter 66 In which Pen begins his Canvass68 Chapter 67 In which Pen begins to doubt about his Election69 Chapter 68 In which the Major is bidden to Stand and Deliver70 Chapter 69 In which the Major neither yields his Money nor hi71 Chapter 70 In which Pendennis counts his Eggs72 Chapter 71 Fiat Justitia73 Chapter 72 In which the Decks begin to clear74 Chapter 73 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Huxter75 Chapter 74 Shows how Arthur had better have taken a Return-ti76 Chapter 75 A Chapter of Match-making77 Chapter 76 Exeunt Omnes