- 1Chapter I — The Overture — After Which the Curtain Rises Upon a Dri…
- 2Chapter II — Colonel Newcome’s Wild Oats
- 3Chapter III — Colonel Newcome’s Letter-box
- 4Chapter IV — In Which the Author and the Hero Resume Their Acquaint…
- 5Chapter V — Clive’s Uncles
- 6Chapter VI — Newcome Brothers
- 7Chapter VII — In Which Mr. Clive’s School-days Are Over
- 8Chapter VIII — Mrs. Newcome at Home (a Small Early Party)
- 9Chapter IX — Miss Honeyman’s
- 10Chapter X — Ethel and Her Relations
- 11Chapter XI — At Mrs. Ridley’s
- 12Chapter XII — In Which Everybody Is Asked to Dinner
- 13Chapter XIII — In Which Thomas Newcome Sings His Last Song
- 14Chapter XIV — Park Lane
- 15Chapter XV — The Old Ladies
- 16Chapter XVI — In Which Mr. Sherrick Lets His House in Fitzroy Square
- 17Chapter XVII — A School of Art
- 18Chapter XVIII — New Companions
- 19Chapter XIX — The Colonel at Home
- 20Chapter XX — Contains More Particulars of the Colonel and His Brethren
- 21Chapter XXI — Is Sentimental, but Short
- 22Chapter XXII — Describes a Visit to Paris; With Accidents and Incid…
- 23Chapter XXIII — In Which We Hear a Soprano and a Contralto
- 24Chapter XXIV — In Which the Newcome Brothers Once More Meet Togethe…
- 25Chapter XXV — Is Passed in a Public-house
- 26Chapter XXVI — In Which Colonel Newcome’s Horses Are Sold
- 27Chapter XXVII — Youth and Sunshine
- 28Chapter XXVIII — In Which Clive Begins to See the World
- 29Chapter XXIX — In Which Barnes Comes A-Wooing
- 30Chapter XXX — A Retreat
- 31Chapter XXXI — Madame la Duchesse
- 32Chapter XXXII — Barnes’s Courtship
- 33Chapter XXXIII — Lady Kew at the Congress
- 34Chapter XXXIV — The End of the Congress of Baden
- 35Chapter XXXV — Across the Alps
- 36Chapter XXXVI — In Which M. de Florac Is Promoted
- 37Chapter XXXVII — Returns to Lord Kew
- 38Chapter XXXVIII — In Which Lady Kew Leaves His Lordship Quite Conva…
- 39Chapter XXXIX — Amongst the Painters
- 40Chapter XL — Returns From Rome to Pall Mall
- 41Chapter XLI — An Old Story
- 42Chapter XLII — Injured Innocence
- 43Chapter XLIII — Returns to Some Old Friends
- 44Chapter XLIV — In Which Mr. Charles Honeyman Appears in an Amiable…
- 45Chapter XLV — A Stag of Ten
- 46Chapter XLVI — The Hotel de Florac
- 47Chapter XLVII — Contains Two or Three Acts of a Little Comedy
- 48Chapter XLVIII — In Which Benedick Is a Married Man
- 49Chapter XLIX — Contains at Least Six More Courses and Two Desserts
- 50Chapter L — Clive in New Quarters
- 51Chapter LI — An Old Friend
- 52Chapter LII — Family Secrets
- 53Chapter LIII — In Which Kinsmen Fall Out
- 54Chapter LIV — Has a Tragical Ending
- 55Chapter LV — Barnes’s Skeleton Closet
- 56Chapter LVI — Rosa Quo Locorum Sera Moratur
- 57Chapter LVII — Rosebury and Newcome
- 58Chapter LVIII — “One More Unfortunate”
- 59Chapter LIX — In Which Achilles Loses Briseis
- 60Chapter LX — In Which We Write to the Colonel
- 61Chapter LXI — In Which We Are Introduced to a New Newcome
- 62Chapter LXII — Mr. and Mrs. Clive Newcome
- 63Chapter LXIII — Mrs. Clive at Home
- 64Chapter LXIV — Absit Omen
- 65Chapter LXV — In Which Mrs. Clive Comes Into Her Fortune
- 66Chapter LXVI — In Which the Colonel and the Newcome Athenæum Are Bo…
- 67Chapter LXVII — Newcome and Liberty
- 68Chapter LXVIII — A Letter and a Reconciliation
- 69Chapter LXIX — The Election
- 70Chapter LXX — Chiltern Hundreds
- 71Chapter LXXI — In Which Mrs. Clive Newcome’s Carriage Is Ordered
- 72Chapter LXXII — Belisarius
- 73Chapter LXXIII — In Which Belisarius Returns From Exile
- 74Chapter LXXIV — In Which Clive Begins the World
- 75Chapter LXXV — Founder’s Day at the Grey Friars
- 76Chapter LXXVI — Christmas at Rosebury
- 77Chapter LXXVII — The Shortest and Happiest in the Whole History
- 78Chapter LXXVIII — In Which the Author Goes on a Pleasant Errand
- 79Chapter LXXIX — In Which Old Friends Come Together
- 80Chapter LXXX — In Which the Colonel Says “Adsum” When His Name Is C…
The Newcomes
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