The History of Pendennis, Volume 2 / His Fortunes and Misfortunes, His Friends and His Greatest Enemy

by William Makepeace Thackeray

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Contents

1. Chapter I. Relates to Mr. Harry Foker's Affairs
2. Chapter II. Carries the Reader Both to Richmond and Greenwich
3. Chapter III. Contains a Novel Incident
4. Chapter IV. Alsatia
5. Chapter V. In Which the Colonel Narrates Some of His Adventures
6. Chapter VI. A Chapter of Conversations
7. Chapter VII. Miss Amory's Partners
8. Chapter VIII. Monseigneur S'Amuse
9. Chapter IX. A Visit of Politeness
10. Chapter X. In Shepherd's Inn
11. Chapter XI. In or Near the Temple Garden
12. Chapter XII. The Happy Village Again
13. Chapter XIII. Which Had Very Nearly Been the Last of the Story
14. Chapter XIV. A Critical Chapter
15. Chapter XV. Convalescence
16. Chapter XVI. Fanny's Occupation's Gone
17. Chapter XVII. In Which Fanny Engages a New Medical Man
18. Chapter XVIII. Foreign Ground
19. Chapter XIX. "Fairoaks to Let."
20. Chapter. XX
21. Chapter XXI. Explanations
22. Chapter XXII. Conversations
23. Chapter XXIII. The Way of the World
24. Chapter XXIV. Which Accounts Perhaps for Chapter XXIII
25. Chapter XXV. Phillis and Corydon
26. Chapter XXVI. Temptation
27. Chapter XXVII. In Which Pen Begins His Canvass
28. Chapter XXVIII. In Which Pen Begins to Doubt About His Election
29. Chapter XXIX. In Which the Major Is Bidden to Stand and Deliver
30. Chapter XXX. In Which the Major Neither Yields His Money nor His Life
31. Chapter XXXI. In Which Pendennis Counts His Eggs
32. Chapter XXXII. Fiat Justitia
33. Chapter XXXIII. In Which the Deck Begins to Clear
34. Chapter XXXIV. Mr. And Mrs. Sam Huxter
35. Chapter XXXV. Shows How Arthur Had Better Have Taken a Return-Ticket
36. Chapter XXXVI. A Chapter of Match-Making
37. Chapter XXXVII. Exeunt Omnes

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