A Gray Eye or So. In Three Volumes—Volume I, II and III
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1. A GRAY EYE OR SO2. Complete: Volume I, II, and III3. CHAPTER I.—ON CERTAIN ABSTRACTIONS.4. CHAPTER II.—ON A GREAT HOPE.5. CHAPTER III.—ON HONESTY AND THE WORKING MAN.6. CHAPTER IV.—ON FABLES.7. CHAPTER V.—ON A PERILOUS CAUSEWAY.8. CHAPTER VI.—ON THE INFLUENCE OF AN OCEAN.9. CHAPTER VII.—ON THE ADVANTAGES OF A FULL MOON.10. CHAPTER VIII.—ON THE ZIG-ZAG TRACK.11. CHAPTER IX.—ON THE HELPLESSNESS OF WOMAN.12. CHAPTER X.—ON SCIENCE AND ART.13. CHAPTER XI.—ON HEAVEN AND THE LORD CHANCELLOR.14. CHAPTER XII.—ON THE MYSTERY OF MAN.15. CHAPTER XIII.—ON THE ART OF COLOURING.16. CHAPTER XIV.—ON AN IRISH DANCE.17. CHAPTER XV.—ON THE SHRIEK.18. CHAPTER XVI.—ON THE VALUE OF A BAD CHARACTER.19. CHAPTER XVII.—ON PROVIDENCE AS A MATCH-MAKER.20. CHAPTER XVIII.—ON THE PROFESSIONAL MORALIST.21. CHAPTER XIX.—ON MODERN SOCIETY.22. END OF VOLUME I.23. A GRAY EYE OR SO24. In Three Volumes—Volume II25. CHAPTER XX.—ON AN OAK SETTEE.26. CHAPTER XXI.—ON THE ELEMENTS OF PARTY POLITICS.27. CHAPTER XXII.—ON THE WISDOM OF THE MATRONS.28. CHAPTER XXIII.—ON THE ATLANTIC.29. CHAPTER XXIV.—ON THE CHANCE.30. CHAPTER XXV.—ON THE SOCIAL VALUE OF THE REPROBATE.31. CHAPTER XXVI.—ON FRANKNESS AND FRIENDSHIP.32. CHAPTER XXVII.—ON CIRCUMVENTING A STAG.33. CHAPTER XXVIII.—ON ENJOYING A RESPITE.34. CHAPTER XXIX.—ON THE ADVANTAGES OF READY MONEY.35. CHAPTER XXX.—ON THE LEGITIMATE IN ART.36. CHAPTER XXXI.—ON A BLACK SHEEP.37. CHAPTER XXXII.—ON SHAKESPEARE AND SUPPER.38. CHAPTER XXXIII.—ON BLESSING OR DOOM.39. CHAPTER XXXIV.—ON THE MESSAGE OF THE LILY.40. CHAPTER XXXV.—ON THE HOME.41. CHAPTER XXXVI.—ON THE INFLUENCE OF A MAN OF THE WORLD.42. CHAPTER XXXVII.—ON THE DEFECTIVE LINK.43. A GRAY EYE OR SO44. In Three Volumes—Volume III45. CHAPTER XXXVIII.—ON A KNOWLEDGE OF THE WORLD.46. CHAPTER XXXIX.—ON CONSCIENCE AND THE RING.47. CHAPTER XL.—ON SOCIETY AND THE SEAL.48. CHAPTER XLI.—ON DRY CHAMPAGNE AND A CRISIS.49. CHAPTER XLII.—ON THE RING AND THE LOOK.50. CHAPTER XLIII.—ON THE SON OF APHRODITE.51. CHAPTER XLIV.—ON THE SHORTCOMINGS OF A SYSTEM.52. CHAPTER XLV.—ON MOONLIGHT AND MORALS.53. CHAPTER XLVI.—ON A BED OF LOGS.54. CHAPTER XLVII.—ON THE PLEASURES OF MEMORY.55. CHAPTER XLVIII—ON MURDER AS A SOCIAL INCIDENT.56. CHAPTER XLIX.—ON THE ADVANTAGES OF CONFESSION.57. CHAPTER L.—ON CONSOLATION AS A FINE ART.58. CHAPTER LI.—ON THE WAYS OF PROVIDENCE AND OTHERS.59. CHAPTER LII.—ON THE FLUSH, THE FOOL, AND FATE.60. CHAPTER LIII.—ON A SUPREME ASPIRATION.61. CHAPTER LIV.—ON THE DECAY OF THE PAT AS A POWER.62. CHAPTER LV.—ON SHAKESPEARE AND ARCHIE BROWN.63. CHAPTER LVI.—ON THE BITTER CRY.64. CHAPTER LVII.—ON THE REJECTED ADDRESSES.