The Master of the Ceremonies
by George Manville Fenn
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About this eBook
- Author
- Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909
- Credits
- Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- PR: Language and Literatures: English literature
- Subject
- Great Britain -- History -- George III, 1760-1820 -- Fiction
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 34492
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34492
- Release Date
- November 29, 2010
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Untitled
- 2."The Master of the Ceremonies" — Volume One—Chapter One. — His House. — Volume One—Chapter Two. — His Breakfast. — Volume One—Chapter Three. — The Flickering Flame. — Volume One—Chapter Four. — Clouds. — Volume One—Chapter Five. — A Night to be Remembered. — Volume One—Chapter Six. — A Ghastly Serenade. — Volume One—Chapter Seven. — After the Storm. — Volume One—Chapter Eight. — The First Meeting. — Volume One—Chapter Nine. — Wearing His Mask. — Volume One—Chapter Ten. — A Small Rescue. — Volume One—Chapter Eleven. — The Opening of a Vein. — Volume One—Chapter Twelve. — Mrs Burnett Makes a Call. — Volume One—Chapter Thirteen. — A Night-Bird Trapped. — Volume One—Chapter Fourteen. — Something Thrown in the Sea. — Volume One—Chapter Fifteen. — Miss Clode’s Library. — Volume One—Chapter Sixteen. — Mrs Dean’s Drive. — Volume One—Chapter Seventeen. — Miss Dean’s Ponies. — Volume One—Chapter Eighteen. — Unreasonable Children. — Volume One—Chapter Nineteen. — Miss Clode’s Hero. — Volume One—Chapter Twenty. — Barclay’s Tenants. — Volume One—Chapter Twenty One. — Dick Catches Shrimps. — Volume One—Chapter Twenty Two. — A Surreptitious Visitor. — Volume One—Chapter Twenty Three. — Father and Daughter. — Volume One—Chapter Twenty Four. — Pressed for Money. — Volume One—Chapter Twenty Five. — A Revelation. — Volume One—Chapter Twenty Six. — The Money-Lender at Home. — Volume One—Chapter Twenty Seven. — Fisherman Dick Stares. — Volume Two—Chapter One. — An Officer and a Gentleman. — Volume Two—Chapter Two. — “Impossible!” — Volume Two—Chapter Three. — No Better than a Fiddler. — Volume Two—Chapter Four. — A Lesson in Pistol Practice. — Volume Two—Chapter Five. — A Retired Spot for a Bathe. — Volume Two—Chapter Six. — James Bell is Confidential. — Volume Two—Chapter Seven. — Miss Clode is Overcome. — Volume Two—Chapter Eight. — Mrs Barclay is Puzzled. — Volume Two—Chapter Nine. — An Interested Patron. — Volume Two—Chapter Ten. — An Elderly Suitor. — Volume Two—Chapter Eleven. — James Bell’s Decision. — Volume Two—Chapter Twelve. — In Society. — Volume Two—Chapter Thirteen. — Major Rockley’s Mistake. — Volume Two—Chapter Fourteen. — At the Card-Table. — Volume Two—Chapter Fifteen. — Mrs Burnett’s Seizure. — Volume Two—Chapter Sixteen. — For her Sister’s Sake. — Volume Two—Chapter Seventeen. — A Staunch Friend. — Volume Two—Chapter Eighteen. — A Stormy Scene. — Volume Two—Chapter Nineteen. — Peace and Sympathy. — Volume Two—Chapter Twenty. — Private Instructions. — Volume Two—Chapter Twenty One. — A Walk and a Drive. — Volume Two—Chapter Twenty Two. — Linnell Changes his Mind. — Volume Two—Chapter Twenty Three. — An Exacting Guest. — Volume Two—Chapter Twenty Four. — Too Late. — Volume Two—Chapter Twenty Five. — Mellersh is Convinced. — Volume Two—Chapter Twenty Six. — The End of the Race. — Volume Two—Chapter Twenty Seven. — Richard Linnell thinks he has been a Fool. — Volume Two—Chapter Twenty Eight. — Under a Thick Cloak. — Volume Two—Chapter Twenty Nine. — A Little Gossip. — Volume Two—Chapter Thirty. — A Terrible Resurrection. — Volume Two—Chapter Thirty One. — Claire Takes Steps: so does May. — End of Volume Two. — Volume Three—Chapter One. — Miss Clode is Mysterious. — Volume Three—Chapter Two. — Miss Clode Feels that she has done Right. — Volume Three—Chapter Three. — Mr Barclay is Busy. — Volume Three—Chapter Four. — Mrs Barclay has her Turn. — Volume Three—Chapter Five. — The Master of the Ceremonies is Stung. — Volume Three—Chapter Six. — On the Downs. — Volume Three—Chapter Seven. — “Too Late! Too Late!” — Volume Three—Chapter Eight. — The Friend in Need. — Volume Three—Chapter Nine. — May Begins to See. — Volume Three—Chapter Ten. — The Storm-Cloud Bursts. — Volume Three—Chapter Eleven. — After the Storm. — Volume Three—Chapter Twelve. — From Parade to Prison. — Volume Three—Chapter Thirteen. — Under Barclay’s Shell. — Volume Three—Chapter Fourteen. — Fred Denville Forward. — Volume Three—Chapter Fifteen. — Father and Son. — Volume Three—Chapter Sixteen. — Blow for Blow. — Volume Three—Chapter Seventeen. — “Surrender!” — Volume Three—Chapter Eighteen. — Morton Denville Becomes a Man. — Volume Three—Chapter Nineteen. — Morton Bears the News Further. — Volume Three—Chapter Twenty. — Under Pressure. — Volume Three—Chapter Twenty One. — From Prison to Prison. — Volume Three—Chapter Twenty Two. — Nature’s Temptation. — Volume Three—Chapter Twenty Three. — A Revelation. — Volume Three—Chapter Twenty Four. — The Seller of the Gems. — Volume Three—Chapter Twenty Five. — The Tough Witness. — Volume Three—Chapter Twenty Six. — Brought Home. — Volume Three—Chapter Twenty Seven. — A Long Adieu. — Volume Three—Chapter Twenty Eight. — The Eve of the Finish. — Volume Three—Chapter Twenty Nine. — A Tale that is Told. — The End.
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