- 1Preface
- 2Chapter I — Shows How First Love May Interrupt Breakfast
- 3Chapter II — A Pedigree and Other Family Matters
- 4Chapter III — In Which Pendennis Appears as a Very Young Man Indeed
- 5Chapter IV — Mrs. Haller
- 6Chapter V — Mrs. Haller at Home
- 7Chapter VI — Contains Both Love and War
- 8Chapter VII — In Which the Major Makes His Appearance
- 9Chapter VIII
- 10Chapter IX — In Which the Major Opens the Campaign
- 11Chapter X — Facing the Enemy
- 12Chapter XI — Negotiation
- 13Chapter XII — In Which a Shooting Match Is Proposed
- 14Chapter XIII — A Crisis
- 15Chapter XIV — In Which Miss Fotheringay Makes a New Engagement
- 16Chapter XV — The Happy Village
- 17Chapter XVI — More Storms in the Puddle
- 18Chapter XVII — Which Concludes the First Part of This History
- 19Chapter XVIII — Alma Mater
- 20Chapter XIX — Pendennis of Boniface
- 21Chapter XX — Rake’s Progress
- 22Chapter XXI — Flight After Defeat
- 23Chapter XXII — Prodigal’s Return
- 24Chapter XXIII — New Faces
- 25Chapter XXIV — A Little Innocent
- 26Chapter XXV — Contains Both Love and Jealousy
- 27Chapter XXVI — A House Full of Visitors
- 28Chapter XXVII — Contains Some Ball-practising
- 29Chapter XXVIII — Which Is Both Quarrelsome and Sentimental
- 30Chapter XXIX — Babylon
- 31Chapter XXX — The Knights of the Temple
- 32Chapter XXXI — Old and New Acquaintances
- 33Chapter XXXII — In Which the Printer’s Devil Comes to the Door
- 34Chapter XXXIII — Which Is Passed in the Neighbourhood of Ludgate Hill
- 35Chapter XXXIV — In Which the History Still Hovers About Fleet Street
- 36Chapter XXXV — Dinner in the Row
- 37Chapter XXXVI — The Pall Mall Gazette
- 38Chapter XXXVII — Where Pen Appears in Town and Country
- 39Chapter XXXVIII — In Which the Sylph Reappears
- 40Chapter XXXIX — In Which Colonel Altamont Appears and Disappears
- 41Chapter XL — Relates to Mr. Harry Foker’s Affairs
- 42Chapter XLI — Carries the Reader Both to Richmond and Greenwich
- 43Chapter XLII — Contains a Novel Incident
- 44Chapter XLIII — Alsatia
- 45Chapter XLIV — In Which the Colonel Narrates Some of His Adventures
- 46Chapter XLV — A Chapter of Conversations
- 47Chapter XLVI — Miss Amory’s Partners
- 48Chapter XLVII — Monseigneur S’amuse
- 49Chapter XLVIII — A Visit of Politeness
- 50Chapter XLIX — In Shepherd’s Inn
- 51Chapter L — In or Near the Temple Garden
- 52Chapter LI — The Happy Village Again
- 53Chapter LII — Which Had Very Nearly Been the Last of the Story
- 54Chapter LIII — A Critical Chapter
- 55Chapter LIV — Convalescence
- 56Chapter LV — Fanny’s Occupation’s Gone
- 57Chapter LVI — In Which Fanny Engages a New Medical Man
- 58Chapter LVII — Foreign Ground
- 59Chapter LVIII — “Fairoaks to Let”
- 60Chapter LIX — Old Friends
- 61Chapter LX — Explanations
- 62Chapter LXI — Conversations
- 63Chapter LXII — The Way of the World
- 64Chapter LXI
- 65Chapter LXIV — Phyllis and Corydon
- 66Chapter LXV — Temptation
- 67Chapter LXVI — In Which Pen Begins His Canvass
- 68Chapter LXVII — In Which Pen Begins to Doubt About His Election
- 69Chapter LXVIII — In Which the Major Is Bidden to Stand and Deliver
- 70Chapter LXIX — In Which the Major Neither Yields His Money nor His…
- 71Chapter LXX — In Which Pendennis Counts His Eggs
- 72Chapter LXXI — Fiat Justitia
- 73Chapter LXXII — In Which the Decks Begin to Clear
- 74Chapter LXXIII — Mr. and Mrs. Sam Huxter
- 75Chapter LXXIV — Shows How Arthur Had Better Have Taken a Return-ticket
- 76Chapter LXXV — A Chapter of Match-making
- 77Chapter LXXVI — Exeunt Omnes
The History of Pendennis
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