The Haute Noblesse

About this eBook

Author

Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909

Title

The Haute Noblesse: A Novel

Credits

Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England

Language

English

LoC Class

PR: Language and Literatures: English literature

Subject

Fiction

Category

Text

eBook-No.

35527

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/35527

Release Date

March 8, 2011

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2."A Novel" — Chapter One. — “In the West Countree.” — Chapter Two. — Elements of a Whole. — Chapter Three. — Discords. — Chapter Four. — A Thunderbolt. — Chapter Five. — Poison and Antidote. — Chapter Six. — Harry Vine Speaks Plainly; So Does His Friend. — Chapter Seven. — Chez Van Heldre. — Chapter Eight. — Uncle Luke Speaks His Mind. — Chapter Nine. — In Office Hours. — Chapter Ten. — Harry Vine has a Want. — Chapter Eleven. — Aunt Marguerite studies a Comedy. — Chapter Twelve. — Uncle Luke’s Spare Cash. — Chapter Thirteen. — To Reap the Wind. — Chapter Fourteen. — Diogenes in his Tub. — Chapter Fifteen. — My Aunt’s Bête Noire. — Chapter Sixteen. — In a West Coast Gale. — Chapter Seventeen. — The News. — Chapter Eighteen. — Harry Vine Shows His Bright Side. — Chapter Nineteen. — A Bad Night’s Work. — Chapter Twenty. — In the Black Shadow. — Chapter Twenty One. — Harry Looks the Fact in the Face. — Chapter Twenty Two. — The Punishment Begins. — Chapter Twenty Three. — Uncle Luke Grows Harder. — Chapter Twenty Four. — The Trifle that Tells Tales. — Chapter Twenty Five. — On the Rack. — Chapter Twenty Six. — Leslie Makes a Declaration. — Chapter Twenty Seven. — A Brother’s Appeal. — Chapter Twenty Eight. — In Defence of his Young. — Chapter Twenty Nine. — On His Behalf. — Chapter Thirty. — In the Queen’s Name. — Chapter Thirty One. — “Oh! Absalom, My Son, My Son.” — Chapter Thirty Two. — “The Lord Gave, and...” — Chapter Thirty Three. — At the Granite House. — Chapter Thirty Four. — George Vine Asks for Help. — Chapter Thirty Five. — The Old Watchdog. — Chapter Thirty Six. — Crampton Reports Progress. — Chapter Thirty Seven. — A Title of Honour. — Chapter Thirty Eight. — Poll Perrow goes a-Begging. — Chapter Thirty Nine. — A Meeting in Pain. — Chapter Forty. — Duncan Leslie Speaks Out. — Chapter Forty One. — Aunt Marguerite Makes Plans. — Chapter Forty Two. — A Startling Visitation. — Chapter Forty Three. — For Liberty and Life. — Chapter Forty Four. — A Place of Refuge. — Chapter Forty Five. — The Horror in the Zorn. — Chapter Forty Six. — The Friend of Adversity. — Chapter Forty Seven. — Brother—Lover. — Chapter Forty Eight. — The Plant Aunt Marguerite Grew. — Chapter Forty Nine. — After the Great Sorrows. — Chapter Fifty. — The Discovery. — Chapter Fifty One. — Broken with the Fight. — Chapter Fifty Two. — A Strange Summons. — Chapter Fifty Three. — Her Defender. — Chapter Fifty Four. — Aunt Marguerite Finds a Friend. — Chapter Fifty Five. — Half Converted. — Chapter Fifty Six. — Hard Test. — Chapter Fifty Seven. — An Old Friend—or Enemy? — Chapter Fifty Eight. — The Needle in a Bundle of Hay. — Chapter Fifty Nine. — Pradelle is Pricked. — Chapter Sixty. — The Dog Bites. — Chapter Sixty One. — Diogenes Discovers. — Chapter Sixty Two. — Uncle Luke Turns Prophet. — Chapter Sixty Three. — Leslie Makes an Announcement. — Chapter Sixty Four. — Harry’s Message. — Chapter Sixty Five. — Uncle Luke has a Word. — Chapter Sixty Six. — Tried in the Fire. — The End.

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