Bildungsromans; England -- Social life and customs -- Fiction; Illegitimate children -- Fiction
II. BITTERSWEET 20
III. FEARS AND FANTASIES 39
IV. UNENDING CHILDHOOD 46
V. THE FIRST FAIRY PRINCESS 70
VI. THE ENCHANTED PALACE 85
VII. RANDELL HOUSE 97
VIII. SIAMESE STAMPS 113
IX. HOLIDAYS IN FRANCE 129
_BOOK TWO: Classic Education_
I. THE JACOBEAN 141
II. THE QUADRUPLE INTRIGUE 159
III. PASTORAL 176
IV. BOYHOOD’S GLORY 188
V. INCENSE 208
VI. PAX 232
VII. CLOVEN HOOFMARKS 248
VIII. MIRRORS 262
IX. THE YELLOW AGE 281
X. STELLA 308
XI. ACTION AND REACTION 321
XII. ALAN 346
XIII. SENTIMENT 355
XIV. ARABESQUE 378
XV. GREY EYES 397
XVI. BLUE EYES 416
XVII. LILY 427
XVIII. EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD 447
XIX. PARENTS 469
XX. MUSIC 479
BOOK ONE
THE PRISON HOUSE
_“What youth, Goddess—what guest_
_Of Gods or mortals?”_
Matthew Arnold.
_“Slow on your dials the shadows creep,_
_So many hours for food and sleep,_
_So many hours till study tire,_
_So many hours for heart’s desire.”_
Robert Bridges.
Chapter I: _The New World_
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