Round the Corner: Being the Life and Death of Francis Christopher Folyat, Bachelor of Divinity, and Father of a Large FamilyCannan, Gilbert
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Round the Corner: Being the Life and Death of Francis Christopher Folyat, Bachelor of Divinity, and Father of a Large Family
Cannan, Gilbert
Clergy -- Fiction; England -- Social life and customs -- Fiction; English fiction -- 20th century; Families -- Fiction
ROUND THE CORNER
_On veut essayer de peindre à la postérité, non les actions d'un seul
homme, mais l'esprit des hommes dans le siècle le plus éclairé qui fut
jamais._--SIÈCLE DE LOUIS XIV.
_BY THE SAME AUTHOR_
PETER HOMUNCULUS
LITTLE BROTHER
ROUND THE CORNER
BEING THE LIFE AND DEATH OF FRANCIS CHRISTOPHER FOLYAT, BACHELOR OF
DIVINITY AND FATHER OF A LARGE FAMILY
BY GILBERT CANNAN
NEW YORK
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY
MCMXIII
_TO MY MOTHER_
_We were happy, you and I,
In the days so long gone by,
When you gave me of the store
Of rich legendary lore,
Part saga, and part truth,
Of the days of your own youth.
Ah! The world was golden then!
How we scorned the world of men
In the days so long gone by!
We were happy, you and I._
_First published_ 1913
CONTENTS
PAGE
A LITTLE PREFACE vii
I. FRANCIS OBLIGES 1
II. THE CURATE MARRIES 9
III. ST. WITHANS 19
IV. FERN SQUARE 29
V. HOSTILITIES 40
VI. FREDERIC'S FRIENDS 50
VII. YOUNG WOMEN 58
VIII. SERGE 71
IX. INTERIOR 83
X. SUNDAY SUPPER 95
XI. ART AND DRAMA 107
XII. ANNETTE 119
XIII. IMBROGLIO 131
XIV. WHITE BEARD AND GREY 143
XV. WALKING HOME 156
XVI. MRS. FOLYAT DISSECTED 170
XVII. FREDERIC SNARED 177
XVIII. EXCURSION 186
XIX. GERTRUDE 200
XX. EDUCATION 210
XXI. MRS. ENTWISTLE'S HEART 218
XXII. LOVE 227
XXIII. BENNETT TELLS HIS MOTHER 241
XXIV. ANNETTE TELLS HER FATHER 247
XXV. LAWRIEAN PHILOSOPHY 260
XXVI. MINNA'S CHOICE 266
XXVII. GERTRUDE MAKES THE BEST OF IT 274
XXVIII. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER 280
XXIX. DISCUSSION 288
XXX. FREDERIC IN THE TOILS 295
XXXI. NEWS FROM MINNA 309
XXXII. THE CUTTING OF A KNOT 323
XXXIII. THE CONCLUSION OF THE MATTER 334
XXXIV. NUNC DIMITTIS 341
A LITTLE PREFACE
Care I for the limbs, the thews, the stature, bulk and big assemblance
of a man? Give me the spirit.
HENRY IV, Part II.
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