St. IvesFront matterReading editionChapter navigation32 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterSt. IvesChapter I · —A TALE OF A LION RAMPANTChapter II · —A TALE OF A PAIR OF SCISSORSChapter III · —MAJOR CHEVENIX COMES INTO THE STORY, AND GOGUELAT GOES OUTChapter IV · —ST. IVES GETS A BUNDLE OF BANK NOTESChapter V · —ST. IVES IS SHOWN A HOUSEChapter VI · —THE ESCAPEChapter VII · —SWANSTON COTTAGEChapter VIII · —THE HEN-HOUSEChapter IX · —THREE IS COMPANY, AND FOUR NONEChapter X · —THE DROVERSChapter XI · —THE GREAT NORTH ROADChapter XII · —I FOLLOW A COVERED CART NEARLY TO MY DESTINATIONChapter XIII · —I MEET TWO OF MY COUNTRYMENChapter XIV · —TRAVELS OF THE COVERED CARTChapter XV · —THE ADVENTURE OF THE ATTORNEY’S CLERKChapter XVI · —THE HOME-COMING OF MR. ROWLEY’S VISCOUNTChapter XVII · —THE DESPATCH-BOXChapter XVIII · —MR. ROMAINE CALLS ME NAMESChapter XIX · —THE DEVIL AND ALL AT AMERSHAM PLACEChapter XX · —AFTER THE STORMChapter XXI · —I BECOME THE OWNER OF A CLARET-COLOURED CHAISEChapter XXII · —CHARACTER AND ACQUIREMENTS OF MR. ROWLEYChapter XXIII · —THE ADVENTURE OF THE RUNAWAY COUPLEChapter XXIV · —THE INN-KEEPER OF KIRKBY-LONSDALEChapter XXV · —I MEET A CHEERFUL EXTRAVAGANTChapter XXVI · —THE COTTAGE AT NIGHTChapter XXVII · —THE SABBATH DAYChapter XXVIII · —EVENTS OF MONDAY: THE LAWYER’S PARTYChapter XXIX · —EVENTS OF TUESDAY: THE TOILS CLOSINGChapter XXX · —EVENTS OF WEDNESDAY; THE UNIVERSITY OF CRAMONDBeginning of this editionNext chapter →St. IvesAll chapters and sections (32)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsSt. IvesChapter I · —A TALE OF A LION RAMPANTChapter II · —A TALE OF A PAIR OF SCISSORSChapter III · —MAJOR CHEVENIX COMES INTO THE STORY, AND GOGUELAT GOES OUTChapter IV · —ST. IVES GETS A BUNDLE OF BANK NOTESChapter V · —ST. IVES IS SHOWN A HOUSEChapter VI · —THE ESCAPEChapter VII · —SWANSTON COTTAGEChapter VIII · —THE HEN-HOUSEChapter IX · —THREE IS COMPANY, AND FOUR NONEChapter X · —THE DROVERSChapter XI · —THE GREAT NORTH ROADChapter XII · —I FOLLOW A COVERED CART NEARLY TO MY DESTINATIONChapter XIII · —I MEET TWO OF MY COUNTRYMENChapter XIV · —TRAVELS OF THE COVERED CARTChapter XV · —THE ADVENTURE OF THE ATTORNEY’S CLERKChapter XVI · —THE HOME-COMING OF MR. ROWLEY’S VISCOUNTChapter XVII · —THE DESPATCH-BOXChapter XVIII · —MR. ROMAINE CALLS ME NAMESChapter XIX · —THE DEVIL AND ALL AT AMERSHAM PLACEChapter XX · —AFTER THE STORMChapter XXI · —I BECOME THE OWNER OF A CLARET-COLOURED CHAISEChapter XXII · —CHARACTER AND ACQUIREMENTS OF MR. ROWLEYChapter XXIII · —THE ADVENTURE OF THE RUNAWAY COUPLEChapter XXIV · —THE INN-KEEPER OF KIRKBY-LONSDALEChapter XXV · —I MEET A CHEERFUL EXTRAVAGANTChapter XXVI · —THE COTTAGE AT NIGHTChapter XXVII · —THE SABBATH DAYChapter XXVIII · —EVENTS OF MONDAY: THE LAWYER’S PARTYChapter XXIX · —EVENTS OF TUESDAY: THE TOILS CLOSINGChapter XXX · —EVENTS OF WEDNESDAY; THE UNIVERSITY OF CRAMONDTranscribed 1898 William Heinemann edition by David Price, email ccx074@pflaf.org◇St. Ives →