- 1Editor’s Introduction
- 2Author’s Introduction
- 3Chapter XI — On Bashfulness — A Character — His Opinion on That Sub…
- 4Chapter XII — Of Worldly Interests
- 5Chapter XIII — The Man of Feeling in Love
- 6Chapter XIV — He Sets Out on His Journey — The Beggar and His Dog
- 7Chapter XIX — He Makes a Second Expedition to the Baronet’s. The La…
- 8Chapter XX — He Visits Bedlam — The Distresses of a Daughter
- 9Chapter XXI — The Misanthrope
- 10Chapter XXV — His Skill in Physiognomy
- 11Chapter XXVI — Fruits of the Dead Sea
- 12Chapter XXVII — His Skill in Physiognomy Is Doubted
- 13Chapter XXVIII — He Keeps His Appointment
- 14Chapter XXIX — The Distresses of a Father
- 15Chapter XXXIII — He Leaves London — Characters in a Stage-Coach
- 16Chapter XXXIV — He Meets an Old Acquaintance
- 17Chapter XXXV — He Misses an Old Acquaintance — An Adventure Consequ…
- 18Chapter XXXVI — He Returns Home — A Description of His Retinue
- 19Chapter XL — The Man of Feeling Jealous
- 20Chapter LV — He Sees Miss Walton, and Is Happy
- 21Chapter LVI — The Emotions of the Heart
- 22The Conclusion
The Man of Feeling
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