Buried AliveARNOLD BENNETTReading editionChapter navigation50 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…A Tale of These DaysARNOLD BENNETTChapter I · The Puce Dressing-gownRiches and RenownThe Dreadful SecretCure for ShynessMaster and ServantA Month's WagesChapter II · A PailTeaAlice ChalliceNo GratuitiesChapter III · The PhotographThe NestFameThe Ruling ClassesChapter IV · A ScoopCowardiceIn the ValhallaA New HatChapter V · Alice on HotelsDifficulty of Truth-tellingResults of RainChapter VI · A Putney MorningThe Simple Joy of LifeCollapse of the Putney SystemChapter VII · The ConfessionTearsA Patron of the ArtsChapter VIII · An InvasionA DepartureIn the BathChapter IX · A Glossy MaleA ConnoisseurParfitts' GalleriesThe ClubChapter X · The SecretMoney-gettingA Visit to the Tailors'Alice on the SituationChapter XI · An EscapeThe Nation's CuriosityMention of Two MolesPriam's RefusalChapter XII · Alice's PerformancesThe Public CaptiousNew EvidenceThoughts on JusticeThe Will to LiveOn BoardPrevious chapter ←A Tale of These DaysNext chapter →Chapter I · The Puce Dressing-gownAll chapters and sections (50)Other sectionsA Tale of These DaysARNOLD BENNETTChapters1Other sectionsRiches and RenownThe Dreadful SecretCure for ShynessMaster and ServantA Month's WagesChapters2Other sectionsTeaAlice ChalliceNo GratuitiesChapters3Other sectionsThe NestFameThe Ruling ClassesChapters4Other sectionsCowardiceIn the ValhallaA New HatChapters5Other sectionsDifficulty of Truth-tellingResults of RainChapters6Other sectionsThe Simple Joy of LifeCollapse of the Putney SystemChapters7Other sectionsTearsA Patron of the ArtsChapters8Other sectionsA DepartureIn the BathChapters9Other sectionsA ConnoisseurParfitts' GalleriesThe ClubChapters10Other sectionsMoney-gettingA Visit to the Tailors'Alice on the SituationChapters11Other sectionsThe Nation's CuriosityMention of Two MolesPriam's RefusalChapters12Other sectionsThe Public CaptiousNew EvidenceThoughts on JusticeThe Will to LiveOn Board1950ToJOHN FREDERICK FARRARM.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.MY COLLABORATORIN THIS AND MANY OTHER BOOKSA GRATEFUL EXPRESSIONOF OLD-ESTABLISHED REGARD← A Tale of These DaysCHAPTER I The Puce Dressing-gown →