The Complete Prose Works of Martin Farquhar Tupper, Esq., M.A

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Tupper, Martin Farquhar, 1810-1889

Title

The Complete Prose Works of Martin Farquhar Tupper

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Produced by Jonathan Ingram, Janet Blenkinship and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net

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English

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PR: Language and Literatures: English literature

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Apologetics

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20610

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https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20610

Release Date

February 16, 2007

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.THE COMPLETE PROSE WORKS — OF
2. 2.MARTIN FARQUHAR TUPPER, ESQ. — COMPRISING — THE CROCK OF GOLD, THE TWINS, AN AUTHOR'S MIND, HEART, PROBABILITIES, ETC. — REVISED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS EDITION BY W. C. ARMSTRONG.
3. 3.PUBLISHERS' PREFACE. — THE — CROCK OF GOLD; — A RURAL NOVEL. — BY — MARTIN FARQUHAR TUPPER, ESQ., M.A., — AUTHOR OF — "PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY." — CONTENTS
4. 4.THE CROCK OF GOLD. — CHAPTER I. — THE LABOURER; AND HIS DAWNING DISCONTENT. — CHAPTER II. — THE FAMILY; THE HOME; AND MORE REPININGS. — CHAPTER III. — THE CONTRAST. — CHAPTER IV. — THE LOST THEFT. — CHAPTER V. — THE INQUEST. — CHAPTER VI. — THE BAILIFF; AND A BITTER TRIAL. — CHAPTER VII. — WRONGS AND RUIN. — CHAPTER VIII. — THE COVETOUS DREAM. — CHAPTER IX. — THE POACHER. — CHAPTER X. — BEN BURKE'S STRANGE ADVENTURE. — CHAPTER XI. — SLEEP. — CHAPTER XII. — LOVE. — CHAPTER XIII. — THE DISCOVERY. — CHAPTER XIV. — JONATHAN'S STORE. — CHAPTER XV — ANOTHER DISCOVERY, AND THE EARNEST OF GOOD THINGS. — CHAPTER XVI. — HOW THE HOME WAS BLEST THEREBY. — CHAPTER XVII. — CARE. — CHAPTER XVIII. — INVESTMENT. — CHAPTER XIX. — CALUMNY. — CHAPTER XX. — THE BAILIFF'S VISIT. — CHAPTER XXI. — THE CAPTURE. — CHAPTER XXII. — THE AUNT AND HER NEPHEW. — CHAPTER XXIII. — SCHEMES. — CHAPTER XXIV. — THE DEVIL'S COUNSEL. — CHAPTER XXV. — THE AMBUSCADE. — CHAPTER XXVI. — PRELIMINARIES. — CHAPTER XXVII. — ROBBERY. — CHAPTER XXVIII. — MURDER. — CHAPTER XXIX. — THE REWARD. — CHAPTER XXX. — SECOND THOUGHTS. — CHAPTER XXXI. — MAMMON, AND CONTENTMENT. — CHAPTER XXXII. — NEXT MORNING. — CHAPTER XXXIII. — THE ALARM. — CHAPTER XXXIV. — DOUBTS. — CHAPTER XXXV. — FEARS. — CHAPTER XXXVI. — PRISON COMFORTS. — CHAPTER XXXVII. — GOOD COUNSEL. — CHAPTER XXXVIII. — EXPERIENCE. — CHAPTER XXXIX. — JONATHAN'S TROTH. — CHAPTER XL. — SUSPICIONS. — CHAPTER XLI. — GRACE'S ALTERNATIVE. — CHAPTER XLII. — THE DISMISSAL. — CHAPTER XLIII. — SIMON ALONE. — CHAPTER XLIV. — THE TRIAL. — CHAPTER XLV. — ROGER'S DEFENCE. — CHAPTER XLVI. — THE WITNESS. — CHAPTER XLVII. — MR. SHARP'S ADVOCACY. — CHAPTER XLVIII. — SENTENCE AND DEATH. — CHAPTER XLIX. — RIGHTEOUS MAMMON. — CHAPTER L. — THE CROCK A BLESSING. — CHAPTER LI. — POPULARITY. — CHAPTER LII. — ROGER AT THE SWAN. — CHAPTER LIII. — ROGER'S TRIUMPH. — CHAPTER LIV. — SIR JOHN'S PARTING SPEECH. — FOOTNOTE — END OF THE CROCK OF GOLD. — THE TWINS; — A DOMESTIC NOVEL. — BY — MARTIN FARQUHAR TUPPER, A.M., F.R.S. — AUTHOR OF — PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY.
5. 5.CONTENTS — THE TWINS — CHAPTER I. — PLACE: TIME: CIRCUMSTANCE. — CHAPTER II. — THE HEROES. — CHAPTER III. — THE ARRIVAL. — CHAPTER IV. — THE GENERAL AND HIS WARD. — CHAPTER V. — JEALOUSY. — CHAPTER VI. — THE CONFIDANTE. — CHAPTER VII. — THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE, ETC. — CHAPTER VIII. — THE MYSTERY. — CHAPTER IX. — HOW TO CLEAR IT UP. — CHAPTER X. — AUNT GREEN'S LEGACY. — CHAPTER XI. — PREPARATIONS AND DEPARTURE. — CHAPTER XII. — THE ESCAPE. — CHAPTER XIII. — NEWS OF CHARLES. — CHAPTER XIV. — THE TETE-A-TETE. — CHAPTER XV. — SATISFACTION. — CHAPTER XVI. — HOW CHARLES FARED. — CHAPTER XVII. — THE GENERAL'S RETURN. — CHAPTER XVIII. — INTERCALARY. — CHAPTER XIX. — JULIAN'S DEPARTURE. — CHAPTER XX. — ENLIGHTENMENT. — CHAPTER XXI. — CHARLES AT MADRAS. — CHAPTER XXII. — REVELATIONS. — CHAPTER XXIII. — CONVALESCENCE. — CHAPTER XXIV. — CHARLES DELAYED. — CHAPTER XXV. — TRIALS. — CHAPTER XXVI. — JULIAN. — CHAPTER XXVII. — CHARLES'S RETURN; AND MRS. MACKIE'S EXPLANATION. — CHAPTER XXVIII. — JULIAN TURNS UP: AND THERE'S AN END OF MRS. TRACY. — CHAPTER XXIX. — THE OLD SCOTCH NURSE GOES HOME. — CHAPTER XXX. — FINAL. — END OF THE TWINS. — HEART;
6. 6.MARTIN FARQUHAR TUPPER, A.M., F.R.S. — AUTHOR OF — PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY.
7. 7.CONTENTS
8. 8.HEART. — CHAPTER I. — WHEREIN TWO ANXIOUS PARENTS HOLD A COLLOQUY. — CHAPTER II. — HOW THE DAUGHTER HAS A HEART; AND, WHAT IS COMMONER, A LOVER. — CHAPTER III. — PATERNAL AMIABILITIES. — CHAPTER IV. — EXCUSATORY. — CHAPTER V. — WHEREIN A WELL-MEANING MOTHER ACTS VERY FOOLISHLY. — CHAPTER VI. — PLEASANT BROTHER JOHN. — CHAPTER VII. — PROVIDENCE SEES FIT TO HELP VILLANY. — CHAPTER VIII. — THE ROGUE'S TRIUMPH. — CHAPTER IX. — FALSE-WITNESS KILLS A MOTHER, AND WOULD WILLINGLY STARVE A SISTER. — CHAPTER X. — HOW TO HELP ONE'S SELF. — CHAPTER XI. — FRAUD CUTS HIS FINGERS WITH HIS OWN EDGED TOOLS. — CHAPTER XII. — HEART'S CORE. — CHAPTER XIII. — HOPE'S BIRTH TO INNOCENCE, AND HOPE'S DEATH TO FRAUD. — CHAPTER XIV. — PROBABLE RECONCILIATION. — CHAPTER XV. — THE FATHER FINDS HIS HEART FOR EVER. — CHAPTER XVI. — A WORD ABOUT ORIGINALITY AND MOURNING. — CHAPTER XVII. — THE HOUSE OF FEASTING. — CHAPTER XVIII. — THE END OF THE HEARTLESS. — CHAPTER XIX. — WHEREIN MATTERS ARE CONCLUDED. — THE END OF HEART. — AN AUTHOR'S MIND; — THE BOOK OF TITLE-PAGES: — "A BOOKFUL OF BOOKS," OR "THIRTY BOOKS IN ONE." — EDITED BY
9. 9.M. F. TUPPER, ESQ., M. A.
10. 10.ANNOUNCEMENT. — BY THE EDITOR.
11. 11.CONTENTS
12. 12.AN AUTHOR'S MIND: — THE — BOOK OF TITLE-PAGES. — A RAMBLE. — LIFE. — APOLOGY TO ALL. — NERO; — A CLASSICAL TRAGEDY: — IN SEVEN SCENES. — OPIUM; — A HISTORY; — CHARLOTTE CLOPTON, — THE MARVELLOUS. — PSYCHOTHERION, — AN INCONCLUSIVE ARGUMENT ON THE SOULS OF BRUTES; — THE CONFESSIONAL, — THE PRIOR OF MARRICK. — THE SEVEN CHURCHES; — THE WISDOM OF REVISION; — HOMELY EXPOSITIONS, — LAY SERMONS, — SCRIPTURAL PHYSICS; — AN APOLOGY FOR HEATHENISM; — THE SIMILES OF SCRIPTURE: — HOME. — RESERVE. — THE WIFE. — INFANT DAUGHTERS. — THE SEVEN SAYINGS OF GRECIAN WISDOM, — ILLUSTRATED IN SEVEN TALES. — THE HEPTALOGIA; — OUR SAVIOUR'S SEVEN LAST SAYINGS. — ALFRED; — LIFE OF ALFRED: — NATIONAL MEMORIALS. — A MANUAL OF GOOD POLITICS, — WOMAN, A SUBJECT: — FALSE STEPS; — BRITAIN'S HIGHROAD TO RUIN; — "KING'S EVIDENCE," — A VOLUME OF POETICS, — HEARTY LAUGHS, — IN PROSE AND VERSE; — A DECADE OF JOURNALS; — LAY HINTS. — ANTI-XURION; — A CRUSADE AGAINST RAZORS, — THE SQUIRE, — AND HIS BEAUTIFUL HOME, — THE AUTHOR'S TRIBUNAL; — A COURT OF APPEAL AGAINST AMATEUR AND CONNOISSEUR CRITICISMS: — ZOILOMASTRIX. — EPILOGUE; — APPENDIX. — AN AFTER-THOUGHT. — IMAGINATION. — IMAGINATION PERSONIFIED. — SOLITUDE. — SUMMER. — WINTER. — CONSOLATION? — MARGARET. — BIRTH-DAY PRAYER. — LETTERS. — APPEAL. — POLITICS. — THE CATHEDRAL MIND. — END OF AN AUTHOR'S MIND — PROBABILITIES; — AN AID TO FAITH. — BY — MARTIN FARQUHAR TUPPER, A.M., F.R.S. — THE AUTHOR OF "PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY — ALMOST THOU PERSUADEST ME TO BE A CHRISTIAN."
13. 13.CONTENTS
14. 14.PROBABILITIES. — AN AID TO FAITH. — A GOD: AND HIS ATTRIBUTES. — THE TRIUNITY. — THE GODHEAD VISIBLE. — THE ORIGIN OF EVIL. — COSMOGONY. — ADAM. — THE FALL. — THE FLOOD. — NOAH. — BABEL. — JOB. — JOSHUA. — THE INCARNATION. — MAHOMETANISM. — ROMANISM. — THE BIBLE. — HEAVEN AND HELL. — AN OFFER. — CONCLUSION. — THE END.

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