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The Project Gutenberg E-text of Poor Miss Finch

The Project Gutenberg E-text of Poor Miss Finch

by Wilkie Collins

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Author
Collins, Wilkie, 1824-1889
Title
Poor Miss Finch
Credits
Produced by James Rusk
Language
English
LoC Class
PR: Language and Literatures: English literature
Subject
Sibling rivalry -- Fiction
Category
Text
eBook-No.
3632
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3632
Release Date
January 1, 2003
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.POOR MISS FINCH — by
  2. 2.Wilkie Collins — TO MRS. ELLIOT, (OF THE DEANERY, BRISTOL). — NOTE TO THE PRESENT EDITION.
  3. 3.CONTENTS — POOR MISS FINCH — CHAPTER THE FIRST — Madame Pratolungo presents Herself — CHAPTER THE SECOND — Madame Pratolungo makes a Voyage on Land — CHAPTER THE THIRD — Poor Miss Finch — CHAPTER THE FOURTH — Twilight View of the Man — CHAPTER THE FIFTH — Candlelight View of the Man — CHAPTER THE SIXTH — A Cage of Finches — CHAPTER THE SEVENTH — Daylight View of the Man — CHAPTER THE EIGHTH — The Perjury of the Clock — CHAPTER THE NINTH — The Hero of the Trial — CHAPTER THE TENTH — First Appearance of Jicks — CHAPTER THE ELEVENTH — Blind Love — CHAPTER THE TWELFTH — Mr. Finch smells Money — CHAPTER THE THIRTEENTH — Second Appearance of Jicks — CHAPTER THE FOURTEENTH — Discoveries at Browndown — CHAPTER THE FIFTEENTH — Events at the Bedside — CHAPTER THE SIXTEENTH — First Result of the Robbery — CHAPTER THE SEVENTEENTH — The Doctor's Opinion — CHAPTER THE EIGHTEENTH — Family Troubles — CHAPTER THE NINETEENTH — Second Result of the Robbery — CHAPTER THE TWENTIETH — Good Papa again! — CHAPTER THE TWENTY-FIRST — Madame Pratolungo Returns to Dimchurch — CHAPTER THE TWENTY-SECOND — The Twin-Brother's Letter — CHAPTER THE TWENTY-THIRD — He sets us All Right — CHAPTER THE TWENTY-FOURTH — He sees Lucilla — CHAPTER THE TWENTY-FIFTH — Nugent puzzles Madame Pratolungo — CHAPTER THE TWENTY-SIXTH — He proves Equal to the Occasion — CHAPTER THE TWENTY-SEVENTH — He finds a Way out of it — CHAPTER THE TWENTY-EIGHTH — He crosses the Rubicon — CHAPTER THE TWENTY-NINTH — Parliamentary Summary — CHAPTER THE THIRTIETH — Herr Grosse — CHAPTER THE THIRTY-FIRST — "Who Shall Decide when Doctors disagree?" — CHAPTER THE THIRTY-SECOND — Alas for the Marriage! — CHAPTER THE THIRTY-THIRD — The Day Between — THE END OF THE FIRST PART
  4. 4.PART THE SECOND — CHAPTER THE THIRTY-FOURTH — Nugent shows his Hand — CHAPTER THE THIRTY-FIFTH — Lucilla tries her Sight — CHAPTER THE THIRTY-SIXTH — The Brothers Meet — CHAPTER THE THIRTY-SEVENTH — The Brothers change Places — CHAPTER THE THIRTY-EIGHTH — Is there no Excuse for Him? — CHAPTER THE THIRTY-NINTH — She Learns to See — CHAPTER THE FORTIETH — Traces of Nugent — CHAPTER THE FORTY-FIRST — A Hard Time for Madame Pratolungo — CHAPTER THE FORTY-SECOND — The Story of Lucilla: told by Herself — Lucilla's Journal — CHAPTER THE FORTY-THIRD — Lucilla's Journal, continued — CHAPTER THE FORTY-FOURTH — Lucilla's Journal, continued — CHAPTER THE FORTY-FIFTH — Lucilla's Journal, concluded — CHAPTER THE FORTY-SIXTH — The Italian Steamer — CHAPTER THE FORTY-SEVENTH — On the Way to the End. First Stage — CHAPTER THE FORTY-EIGHTH — On the Way to the End. Second Stage — CHAPTER THE FORTY-NINTH — On the Way to the End. Third Stage — CHAPTER THE FIFTIETH — The End of the Journey — EPILOGUE — Madame Pratolungo's Last Words

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