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Mr. Scarborough's Family

Front matter

Reading edition

1883

CONTENTS

PART I

I. Mr. Scarborough

II. Florence Mountjoy

III. Harry Annesley

IV. Captain Scarborough's Disappearance

V. Augustus Scarborough

VI. Harry Annesley Tells His Secret

VII. Harry Annesley Goes to Tretton

VIII. Harry Annesley Takes a Walk

IX. Augustus Has His Own Doubts

X. Sir Magnus Mountjoy

XI. Monte Carlo

XII. Harry Annesley's Success

XIII. Mrs. Mountjoy's Anger

XIV. They Arrive in Brussels

XV. Mr. Anderson's Love

XVI. Mr. and Miss Grey

XVII. Mr. Grey Dines at Home

XVIII. The Carroll Family

XIX. Mr. Grey Goes to Tretton

XX. Mr. Grey's Opinion of the Scarborough Family

XXI. Mr. Scarborough's Thoughts of Himself

XXII. Harry Annesley is Summoned Home

XXIII. The Rumors as to Mr. Prosper

XXIV. Harry Annesley's Misery

XXV. Harry and His Uncle

XXVI. Marmaduke Lodge

XXVII. The Proposal

XXVIII. Mr. Harkaway

XXIX. Riding Home

XXX. Persecution

XXXI. Florence's Request

XXXII. Mr. Anderson is Ill

PART II

XXXIII. Mr. Barry

XXXIV. Mr. Juniper

XXXV. Mr. Barry and Mr. Juniper

XXXVI. Gurney & Malcomson's

XXXVII. Victoria Street

XXXVIII. The Scarborough Correspondence

XXXIX. How the Letters Were Received

XL. Visitors at Tretton

XLI. Mountjoy Scarborough Goes to Buston

XLII. Captain Vignolles Entertains His Friends

XLIII. Mr. Prosper is Visited by His Lawyers

XLIV. Mr. Prosper's Troubles

XLV. A Determined Young Lady

XLVI. M. Grascour

XLVII. Florence Bids Farewell to Her Lovers

XLVIII. Mr. Prosper Changes His Mind

XLIX. Captain Vignolles Gets His Money

L. The Last of Miss Thoroughbung

LI. Mr. Prosper is Taken Ill

LII. Mr. Barry Again

LIII. The Beginning of the Last Plot

LIV. Rummelsburg

LV. Mr. Grey's Remorse

LVI. Scarborough's Revenge

LVII. Mr. Prosper Shows His Good Nature

LVIII. Mr. Scarborough's Death

LIX. Joe Thoroughbung's Wedding

LX. Mr. Scarborough is Buried

LXI. Harry Annesley is Accepted

LXII. The Last of Mr. Grey

LXIII. The Last of Augustus Scarborough

LXIV. The Last of Florence Mountjoy

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