Our Mr. WrennOur Mr. WrennReading editionChapter navigation21 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterOur Mr. WrennChapter I · MR. WRENN IS LONELYChapter II · HE WALKS WITH MISS THERESAChapter III · HE STARTS FOR THE LAND OF ELSEWHEREChapter IV · HE BECOMES THE GREAT LITTLE BILL WRENNChapter V · HE FINDS MUCH QUAINT ENGLISH FLAVORChapter VI · HE IS AN ORPHANChapter VII · HE MEETS A TEMPERAMENTChapter VIII · HE TIFFINSChapter IX · HE ENCOUNTERS THE INTELLECTUALSChapter X · HE GOES A-GIPSYINGChapter XI · HE BUYS AN ORANGE TIEChapter XII · HE DISCOVERS AMERICAChapter XIII · HE IS “OUR MR. WRENN”Chapter XIV · HE ENTERS SOCIETYChapter XV · HE STUDIES FIVE HUNDRED, SAVOUIR FAIRE, AND LOTSA-SNAP OFFICE MOTTOESChapter XVI · HE BECOMES MILDLY RELIGIOUS AND HIGHLY LITERARYChapter XVII · HE IS BLOWN BY THE WHIRLWINDChapter XVIII · AND FOLLOWS A WANDERING FLAME THROUGH PERILOUS SEASChapter XIX · TO A HAPPY SHOREPrevious chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →Chapter I · MR. WRENN IS LONELYAll chapters and sections (21)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsOur Mr. WrennChapters12345678910111213141516171819The Romantic Adventures of a Gentle Manby Sinclair LewisNEW YORK AND LONDONMCMXIVTO GRACE LIVINGSTONE HEGGER◇← Front matterCHAPTER I MR. WRENN IS LONELY →