Book contents
- Frontmatter
- BEFORE THE CURTAIN
- Contents
- LIST OF PLATES
- CHAP. 1 CHISWICK MALL
- CHAP. 2 IN WHICH MISS SHARP AND MISS SEDLEY PREPARE TO OPEN THE CAMPAIGN
- CHAP. 3 REBECCA IS IN PRESENCE OF THE ENEMY
- CHAP. 4 THE GREEN SILK PURSE
- CHAP. 5 DOBBIN OF OURS
- CHAP. 6 VAUXHALL
- CHAP. 7 CRAWLEY OF QUEEN'S CRAWLEY
- CHAP. 8 PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL
- CHAP. 9 FAMILY PORTRAITS
- CHAP. 10 MISS SHARP BEGINS TO MAKE FRIENDS
- CHAP. 11 ARCADIAN SIMPLICITY
- CHAP. 12 QUITE A SENTIMENTAL CHAPTER
- CHAP. 13 SENTIMENTAL AND OTHERWISE
- CHAP. 14 MISS CRAWLEY AT HOME
- CHAP. 15 IN WHICH REBECCA'S HUSBAND APPEARS FOR A SHORT TIME
- CHAP. 16 THE LETTER ON THE PINCUSHION
- CHAP. 17 HOW CAPTAIN DOBBIN BOUGHT A PIANO
- CHAP. 18 WHO PLAYED ON THE PIANO CAPTAIN DOBBIN BOUGHT?
- CHAP. 19 MISS CRAWLEY AT NURSE
- CHAP. 20 IN WHICH CAPTAIN DOBBIN ACTS AS THE MESSENGER OF HYMEN
- CHAP. 21 A QUARREL ABOUT AN HEIRESS
- CHAP. 22 A MARRIAGE AND PART OF A HONEYMOON
- CHAP. 23 CAPTAIN DOBBIN PROCEEDS ON HIS CANVASS
- CHAP. 24 IN WHICH MR. OSBORNE TAKES DOWN THE FAMILY BIBLE
- CHAP. 25 IN WHICH ALL THE PRINCIPAL PERSONAGES THINK FIT TO LEAVE BRIGHTON
- CHAP. 26 BETWEEN LONDON AND CHATHAM
- CHAP. 27 IN WHICH AMELIA JOINS HER REGIMENT
- CHAP. 28 IN WHICH AMELIA INVADES THE LOW COUNTRIES
- CHAP. 29 BRUSSELS
- CHAP. 30 “THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME”
- CHAP. 31 IN WHICH JOS SEDLEY TAKES CARE OF HIS SISTER
- CHAP. 32 IN WHICH JOS TAKES FLIGHT, AND THE WAR IS BROUGHT TO A CLOSE
- CHAP. 33 IN WHICH MISS CRAWLEY'S RELATIONS ARE VERY ANXIOUS ABOUT HER
- CHAP. 34 JAMES CRAWLEY'S PIPE IS PUT OUT
- CHAP. 35 WIDOW AND MOTHER
- CHAP. 36 HOW TO LIVE WELL ON NOTHING A-YEAR
- CHAP. 37 THE SUBJECT CONTINUED
- CHAP. 38 A FAMILY IN A VERY SMALL WAY
- CHAP. 39 A CYNICAL CHAPTER
- CHAP. 40 IN WHICH BECKY IS RECOGNISED BY THE FAMILY
- CHAP. 41 IN WHICH BECKY REVISITS THE HALLS OF HER ANCESTORS
- CHAP. 42 WHICH TREATS OF THE OSBORNE FAMILY
- CHAP. 43 IN WHICH THE READER HAS TO DOUBLE THE CAPE
- CHAP. 44 A ROUND-ABOUT CHAPTER BETWEEN LONDON AND HAMPSHIRE
- CHAP. 45 BETWEEN HAMPSHIRE AND LONDON
- CHAP. 46 STRUGGLES AND TRIALS
- CHAP. 47 GAUNT HOUSE
- CHAP. 48 IN WHICH THE READER IS INTRODUCED TO THE VERY BEST OF COMPANY
- CHAP. 49 IN WHICH WE ENJOY THREE COURSES AND A DESSERT
- CHAP. 50 CONTAINS A VULGAR INCIDENT
- CHAP. 51 IN WHICH A CHARADE IS ACTED WHICH MAY OR MAY NOT PUZZLE THE READER
- CHAP. 52 IN WHICH LORD STEYNE SHOWS HIMSELF IN A MOST AMIABLE LIGHT
- CHAP. 53 A RESCUE AND A CATASTROPHE
- CHAP. 54 SUNDAY AFTER THE BATTLE
- CHAP. 55 IN WHICH THE SAME SUBJECT IS PURSUED
- CHAP. 56 GEORGY IS MADE A GENTLEMAN
- CHAP. 57 EOTHEN
- CHAP. 58 OUR FRIEND THE MAJOR
- CHAP. 59 THE OLD PIANO
- CHAP. 60 RETURNS TO THE GENTEEL WORLD
- CHAP. 61 IN WHICH TWO LIGHTS ARE PUT OUT
- CHAP. 62 AM RHEIN
- CHAP. 63 IN WHICH WE MEET AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE
- CHAP. 64 A VAGABOND CHAPTER
- CHAP. 65 FULL OF BUSINESS AND PLEASURE
- CHAP. 66 AMANTIUM IRÆ
- CHAP. 67 WHICH CONTAINS BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS
CHAP. 30 - “THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME”
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 September 2014
- Frontmatter
- BEFORE THE CURTAIN
- Contents
- LIST OF PLATES
- CHAP. 1 CHISWICK MALL
- CHAP. 2 IN WHICH MISS SHARP AND MISS SEDLEY PREPARE TO OPEN THE CAMPAIGN
- CHAP. 3 REBECCA IS IN PRESENCE OF THE ENEMY
- CHAP. 4 THE GREEN SILK PURSE
- CHAP. 5 DOBBIN OF OURS
- CHAP. 6 VAUXHALL
- CHAP. 7 CRAWLEY OF QUEEN'S CRAWLEY
- CHAP. 8 PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL
- CHAP. 9 FAMILY PORTRAITS
- CHAP. 10 MISS SHARP BEGINS TO MAKE FRIENDS
- CHAP. 11 ARCADIAN SIMPLICITY
- CHAP. 12 QUITE A SENTIMENTAL CHAPTER
- CHAP. 13 SENTIMENTAL AND OTHERWISE
- CHAP. 14 MISS CRAWLEY AT HOME
- CHAP. 15 IN WHICH REBECCA'S HUSBAND APPEARS FOR A SHORT TIME
- CHAP. 16 THE LETTER ON THE PINCUSHION
- CHAP. 17 HOW CAPTAIN DOBBIN BOUGHT A PIANO
- CHAP. 18 WHO PLAYED ON THE PIANO CAPTAIN DOBBIN BOUGHT?
- CHAP. 19 MISS CRAWLEY AT NURSE
- CHAP. 20 IN WHICH CAPTAIN DOBBIN ACTS AS THE MESSENGER OF HYMEN
- CHAP. 21 A QUARREL ABOUT AN HEIRESS
- CHAP. 22 A MARRIAGE AND PART OF A HONEYMOON
- CHAP. 23 CAPTAIN DOBBIN PROCEEDS ON HIS CANVASS
- CHAP. 24 IN WHICH MR. OSBORNE TAKES DOWN THE FAMILY BIBLE
- CHAP. 25 IN WHICH ALL THE PRINCIPAL PERSONAGES THINK FIT TO LEAVE BRIGHTON
- CHAP. 26 BETWEEN LONDON AND CHATHAM
- CHAP. 27 IN WHICH AMELIA JOINS HER REGIMENT
- CHAP. 28 IN WHICH AMELIA INVADES THE LOW COUNTRIES
- CHAP. 29 BRUSSELS
- CHAP. 30 “THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME”
- CHAP. 31 IN WHICH JOS SEDLEY TAKES CARE OF HIS SISTER
- CHAP. 32 IN WHICH JOS TAKES FLIGHT, AND THE WAR IS BROUGHT TO A CLOSE
- CHAP. 33 IN WHICH MISS CRAWLEY'S RELATIONS ARE VERY ANXIOUS ABOUT HER
- CHAP. 34 JAMES CRAWLEY'S PIPE IS PUT OUT
- CHAP. 35 WIDOW AND MOTHER
- CHAP. 36 HOW TO LIVE WELL ON NOTHING A-YEAR
- CHAP. 37 THE SUBJECT CONTINUED
- CHAP. 38 A FAMILY IN A VERY SMALL WAY
- CHAP. 39 A CYNICAL CHAPTER
- CHAP. 40 IN WHICH BECKY IS RECOGNISED BY THE FAMILY
- CHAP. 41 IN WHICH BECKY REVISITS THE HALLS OF HER ANCESTORS
- CHAP. 42 WHICH TREATS OF THE OSBORNE FAMILY
- CHAP. 43 IN WHICH THE READER HAS TO DOUBLE THE CAPE
- CHAP. 44 A ROUND-ABOUT CHAPTER BETWEEN LONDON AND HAMPSHIRE
- CHAP. 45 BETWEEN HAMPSHIRE AND LONDON
- CHAP. 46 STRUGGLES AND TRIALS
- CHAP. 47 GAUNT HOUSE
- CHAP. 48 IN WHICH THE READER IS INTRODUCED TO THE VERY BEST OF COMPANY
- CHAP. 49 IN WHICH WE ENJOY THREE COURSES AND A DESSERT
- CHAP. 50 CONTAINS A VULGAR INCIDENT
- CHAP. 51 IN WHICH A CHARADE IS ACTED WHICH MAY OR MAY NOT PUZZLE THE READER
- CHAP. 52 IN WHICH LORD STEYNE SHOWS HIMSELF IN A MOST AMIABLE LIGHT
- CHAP. 53 A RESCUE AND A CATASTROPHE
- CHAP. 54 SUNDAY AFTER THE BATTLE
- CHAP. 55 IN WHICH THE SAME SUBJECT IS PURSUED
- CHAP. 56 GEORGY IS MADE A GENTLEMAN
- CHAP. 57 EOTHEN
- CHAP. 58 OUR FRIEND THE MAJOR
- CHAP. 59 THE OLD PIANO
- CHAP. 60 RETURNS TO THE GENTEEL WORLD
- CHAP. 61 IN WHICH TWO LIGHTS ARE PUT OUT
- CHAP. 62 AM RHEIN
- CHAP. 63 IN WHICH WE MEET AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE
- CHAP. 64 A VAGABOND CHAPTER
- CHAP. 65 FULL OF BUSINESS AND PLEASURE
- CHAP. 66 AMANTIUM IRÆ
- CHAP. 67 WHICH CONTAINS BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS
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- Vanity FairA Novel without a Hero, pp. 257 - 264Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2013First published in: 1848