The Three Clerks
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1. Front matter2. ANTHONY TROLLOPE3. INTRODUCTION4. CHAPTER I. — THE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES5. CHAPTER II. — THE INTERNAL NAVIGATION6. CHAPTER III. — THE WOODWARDS7. CHAPTER IV. — CAPTAIN CUTTWATER8. CHAPTER V. — BUSHEY PARK9. CHAPTER VI. — SIR GREGORY HARDLINES10. CHAPTER VII. — MR. FIDUS NEVERBEND11. CHAPTER VIII. — THE HON. UNDECIMUS SCOTT12. CHAPTER IX. — MR. MANYLODES13. CHAPTER X. — WHEAL MARY JANE14. CHAPTER XI. — THE THREE KINGS15. CHAPTER XII. — CONSOLATION16. CHAPTER XIII. — A COMMUNICATION OF IMPORTANCE17. CHAPTER XIV. — VERY SAD18. CHAPTER XV. — NORMAN RETURNS TO TOWN19. CHAPTER XVI. — THE FIRST WEDDING20. CHAPTER XVII. — THE HONOURABLE MRS. VAL AND MISS GOLIGHTLY21. CHAPTER XVIII. — A DAY WITH ONE OF THE NAVVIES.—MORNING22. CHAPTER XIX. — A DAY WITH ONE OF THE NAVVIES.—AFTERNOON23. CHAPTER XX. — A DAY WITH ONE OF THE NAVVIES.—EVENING24. CHAPTER XXI. — HAMPTON COURT BRIDGE25. CHAPTER XXII. — CRINOLINE AND MACASSAR; OR, MY AUNT'S WILL26. CHAPTER XXIII. — SURBITON COLLOQUIES27. CHAPTER XXIV. — MR. M'BUFFER ACCEPTS THE CHILTERN HUNDREDS28. CHAPTER XXV. — CHISWICK GARDENS29. CHAPTER XXVI. — KATIE'S FIRST BALL30. CHAPTER XXVII. — EXCELSIOR31. CHAPTER XXVIII. — OUTERMAN v TUDOR32. CHAPTER XXIX. — EASY IS THE SLOPE OF HELL33. CHAPTER XXX. — MRS. WOODWARD'S REQUEST34. CHAPTER XXXI. — HOW APOLLO SAVED THE NAVVY35. CHAPTER XXXII. — THE PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE36. CHAPTER XXXIII. — TO STAND, OR NOT TO STAND37. CHAPTER XXXIV. — WESTMINSTER HALL38. CHAPTER XXXV. — MRS. VAL'S NEW CARRIAGE39. CHAPTER XXXVI. — TICKLISH STOCK40. CHAPTER XXXVII. — TRIBULATION41. CHAPTER XXXVIII. — ALARIC TUDOR TAKES A WALK42. CHAPTER XXXIX. — THE LAST BREAKFAST43. CHAPTER XL44. CHAPTER XLI. — THE OLD BAILEY45. CHAPTER XLII. — A PARTING INTERVIEW46. CHAPTER XLIII. — MILLBANK47. CHAPTER XLIV. — THE CRIMINAL POPULATION IS DISPOSED OF48. CHAPTER XLV. — THE FATE OF THE NAVVIES49. CHAPTER XLVI. — MR. NOGO'S LAST QUESTION50. CHAPTER XLVII. — CONCLUSION