Phineas Finn
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Chapter 63 Showing how the Duke stood his ground
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1 Chapter 1 Phineas Finn proposes to stand for Loughshane2 Chapter 2 Phineas Finn is elected for Loughshane3 Chapter 3 Phineas Finn takes his seat4 Chapter 4 Lady Laura Standish5 Chapter 5 Mr and Mrs Low6 Chapter 6 Lord Brentford"s dinner7 Chapter 7 Mr and Mrs Bunce8 Chapter 8 The news about Mr Mildmay and Sir Everard9 Chapter 9 The new Government10 Chapter 10 Violet Effingham11 Chapter 11 Lord Chiltern12 Chapter 12 Autumnal prospects13 Chapter 13 Saulsby Wood14 Chapter 14 Loughlinter15 Chapter 15 Donald Bean"s pony16 Chapter 16 Phineas Finn returns to Killaloe17 Chapter 17 Phineas Finn returns to London18 Chapter 18 Mr Turnbull19 Chapter 19 Lord Chiltern rides his horse Bonebreaker20 Chapter 20 The Debate on the Ballot21 Chapter 21 " Do be punctual "22 Chapter 22 Lady Baldock at home23 Chapter 23 Sunday in Grosvenor Place24 Chapter 24 The Willingford Bull25 Chapter 25 Mr Turnbull"s carriage stops the way26 Chapter 26 " The first speech "27 Chapter 27 Phineas discussed28 Chapter 28 The second reading is carried29 Chapter 29 A Cabinet meeting30 Chapter 30 Mr Kennedy"s luck31 Chapter 31 Finn for Loughton32 Chapter 32 Lady Laura Kennedy"s headache33 Chapter 33 Mr Slide"s grievance34 Chapter 34 Was he honest35 Chapter 35 Mr Monk upon reform36 Chapter 36 Phineas Finn makes progress37 Chapter 37 A rough encounter38 Chapter 38 The duel39 Chapter 39 Lady Laura is told40 Chapter 40 Madame Max Goesler41 Chapter 41 Lord Fawn42 Chapter 42 Lady Baldock does not send a card to Phineas Finn43 Chapter 43 Promotion44 Chapter 44 Phineas and his friends45 Chapter 45 Miss Effingham"s four lovers46 Chapter 46 The Mousetrap47 Chapter 47 Mr Mildmay"s bill48 Chapter 48 " The Duke "49 Chapter 49 The Duellists meet50 Chapter 50 Again successful51 Chapter 51 Troubles at Loughlinter52 Chapter 52 The first Blow53 Chapter 53 Showing how Phineas bore the blow54 Chapter 54 Consolation55 Chapter 55 Lord Chiltern at Saulsby56 Chapter 56 What the people in Marylebone thought57 Chapter 57 The top brick of the chimney58 Chapter 58 Rara avis in terris59 Chapter 59 The Earl"s wrath60 Chapter 60 Madame Goesler"s politics61 Chapter 61 Another duel62 Chapter 62 The letter that was sent to Brighton63 Chapter 63 Showing how the Duke stood his ground64 Chapter 64 The Horns65 Chapter 65 The Cabinet Minister at Killaloe66 Chapter 66 Victrix67 Chapter 67 Job"s comforters68 Chapter 68 The joint attack69 Chapter 69 The Temptress70 Chapter 70 The Prime Minister"s house71 Chapter 71 Comparing notes72 Chapter 72 Madame Goesler"s generosity73 Chapter 73 Amantium irae74 Chapter 74 The beginning of the end75 Chapter 75 P.p.c76 Chapter 76 Conclusion