Catherine: A Story
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Chapter 13 No.13
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Released on: 01/12/2017
uld not but perceive that she was more gaily dressed, and more frequently absent than usual; and must have been quit
1 Chapter 1 INTRODUCING TO THE READER THE CHIEF PERSONAGE OF THIS NARRATIVE.2 Chapter 2 IN WHICH ARE DEPICTED THE PLEASURES OF A SENTIMENTAL ATTACHMENT.3 Chapter 3 IN WHICH A NARCOTIC IS ADMINISTERED, AND A GREAT DEAL OF GENTEEL SOCIETY DEPICTED.4 Chapter 4 IN WHICH MRS. CATHERINE BECOMES AN HONEST WOMAN AGAIN.5 Chapter 5 CONTAINS MR. BROCK’S AUTOBIOGRAPHY, AND OTHER MATTERS.6 Chapter 6 ADVENTURES OF THE AMBASSADOR, MR. MACSHANE.7 Chapter 7 WHICH EMBRACES A PERIOD OF SEVEN YEARS.8 Chapter 8 ENUMERATES THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF MASTER THOMAS BILLINGS—INTRODUCES BROCK AS DOCTOR WOOD—AND ANNOUNCES THE EXECUTION OF ENSIGN MACSHANE.9 Chapter 9 INTERVIEW BETWEEN COUNT GALGENSTEIN AND MASTER THOMAS BILLINGS, WHEN HE INFORMS THE COUNT OF HIS PARENTAGE.10 Chapter 10 SHOWING HOW GALGENSTEIN AND MRS. CAT RECOGNISE EACH OTHER IN MARYLEBONE GARDENS—AND HOW THE COUNT DRIVES HER HOME IN HIS CARRIAGE.11 Chapter 11 OF SOME DOMESTIC QUARRELS, AND THE CONSEQUENCE THEREOF.12 Chapter 12 TREATS OF LOVE, AND PREPARES FOR DEATH.13 Chapter 13 No.13