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Under the Greenwood Tree
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Part the Second - Spring Chapter I Passing by the School
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Released on: 17/11/2017
him, and was continually finding that his nearest way to or from home lay by the road which skirted the garden of th
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1 Preface2 Author's Note to the 1912 edition3 Part the First - Winter Chapter I Mellstock-Lane4 Chapter II The Tranter's5 Chapter III The Assembled Quire6 Chapter IV Going the Rounds7 Chapter V The Listeners8 Chapter VI Christmas Morning9 Chapter VII The Tranter's Party10 Chapter VIII They Dance More Wildly11 Chapter IX Dick Calls at the School12 Part the Second - Spring Chapter I Passing by the School13 Chapter II A Meeting of the Quire14 Chapter III A Turn in the Discussion15 Chapter IV The Interview with the Vicar16 Chapter V Returning Home Ward17 Chapter VI Yalbury Wood and the Keeper's House18 Chapter VII Dick Makes Himself Useful19 Chapter VIII Dick Meets His Father20 Part the Third - Summer Chapter I Driving Out of Budmouth21 Chapter II Further Along the Road22 Chapter III A Confession23 Chapter IV An Arrangement24 Part the Fourth - Autumn Chapter I Going Nutting25 Chapter II Honey-Taking, and Afterwards26 Chapter III Fancy in the Rain27 Chapter IV The Spell28 Chapter V After Gaining Her Point29 Chapter VI Into Temptation30 Chapter VII Second Thoughts31 Part the Fifth Conclusion Chapter I 'The Knot There's No Untying'32 Chapter II Under the Greenwood Tree