The Briary BushFront matterReading editionChapter navigation66 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE BRIARY-BUSHI. Felix Decides to Change His CharacterII. “Bon Voyage!”III. PlansIV. SurprisesV. The Struggle for ExistenceVI. A Guide to ChicagoVII. Work and PlayVIII. Rose-Ann Goes AwayIX. How to Spend One’s EveningsX. The Detached AttitudeXI. An Adventure in PhilosophyXII. Bachelor’s HallXIII. In HospitalXIV. Heart and HandXV. Pre-NuptialXVI. Clive’s AssistanceXVII. CharivariXVIII. The Authority of the State of IllinoisXIX. TogetherXX. “The Nest-building Instinct”XXI. AdvancementXXII. Mainly About ClothesXXIII. A Bargain in UtopiasXXIV. StudioXXV. St. George of the MinuteXXVI. What Rose-Ann WantedXXVII. PartiesXXVIII. A Father-in-LawXXIX. Interlude at MidnightXXX. Fathers and DaughtersXXXI. More or Less TheatricalXXXII. DutyXXXIII. A ParableXXXIV. JourneysXXXV. CivilizationXXXVI. “We Needs Must Know That in the Days to Come”XXXVII. SymbolsXXXVIII. The Portrait of Felix FayXXXIX. A Date on the CalendarXL. CelebrationXLI. ChangesXLII. An ApparitionXLIII. NocturneXLIV. AubadeXLV. FoursomeXLVI. The RehearsalXXLVII. The Fortunate YouthXLVIII. Dream-TrystXLIX. A Matter of ConventionL. Babes in the WoodLI. “Bienfaits de la Lune”LII. Sleepless NightsLIII. Two LettersLIV. The God and the PedestalLV. The Consolations of PhilosophyLVI. EulenspiegelLVII. Three DaysLVIII. RendezvousLIX. Unanswered QuestionsLX. A Leave-takingLXI. Two Men Discuss a GirlLXII. Theory and PracticeLXIII. In PlayLXIV. In EarnestBeginning of this editionNext chapter →THE BRIARY-BUSHAll chapters and sections (66)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE BRIARY-BUSHI. Felix Decides to Change His CharacterII. “Bon Voyage!”III. PlansIV. SurprisesV. The Struggle for ExistenceVI. A Guide to ChicagoVII. Work and PlayVIII. Rose-Ann Goes AwayIX. How to Spend One’s EveningsX. The Detached AttitudeXI. An Adventure in PhilosophyXII. Bachelor’s HallXIII. In HospitalXIV. Heart and HandXV. Pre-NuptialXVI. Clive’s AssistanceXVII. CharivariXVIII. The Authority of the State of IllinoisXIX. TogetherXX. “The Nest-building Instinct”XXI. AdvancementXXII. Mainly About ClothesXXIII. A Bargain in UtopiasXXIV. StudioXXV. St. George of the MinuteXXVI. What Rose-Ann WantedXXVII. PartiesXXVIII. A Father-in-LawXXIX. Interlude at MidnightXXX. Fathers and DaughtersXXXI. More or Less TheatricalXXXII. DutyXXXIII. A ParableXXXIV. JourneysXXXV. CivilizationXXXVI. “We Needs Must Know That in the Days to Come”XXXVII. SymbolsXXXVIII. The Portrait of Felix FayXXXIX. A Date on the CalendarXL. CelebrationXLI. ChangesXLII. An ApparitionXLIII. NocturneXLIV. AubadeXLV. FoursomeXLVI. The RehearsalXXLVII. The Fortunate YouthXLVIII. Dream-TrystXLIX. A Matter of ConventionL. Babes in the WoodLI. “Bienfaits de la Lune”LII. Sleepless NightsLIII. Two LettersLIV. The God and the PedestalLV. The Consolations of PhilosophyLVI. EulenspiegelLVII. Three DaysLVIII. RendezvousLIX. Unanswered QuestionsLX. A Leave-takingLXI. Two Men Discuss a GirlLXII. Theory and PracticeLXIII. In PlayLXIV. In EarnestI◇THE BRIARY-BUSH →