ROSE, BLANCHE,
AND
VIOLET.
BY
G. H. LEWES, ESQ.
AUTHOR OF "RANTHORPE,"
"BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY," ETC. ETC.
Il n'y a point de vertu proprement dite, sans victoire sur
nous-mêmes, et tout ce qui ne nous coûte rien, ne vaut rien.
DE MAISTRE.
IN THREE VOLUMES.
VOL. III.
LONDON:
SMITH, ELDER AND CO., 65, CORNHILL.
——
1848.
London:
Printed by STEWART and MURRAY,
Old Bailey.
CONTENTS.
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BOOK VI.
CHAPTER
I.—[The Idler's Day]
II.—[Another Literary Soirée]
III.—[The Tiger Tastes Blood]
IV.—[The Young Father]
V.—[Renunciation]
VI.—[Man purified by Experience]
VII.—[Poor Vyner]
VIII.—[Rehearsal of the Opera]
IX.—[Cecil Succumbs]
X.—[A Gentleman's Life]
XI.—[Deeper, and Deeper Still]
XII.—[Hester's Love]
BOOK VII.
CHAPTER
I.—[George Maxwell]
II.—[Rose again sees Julius]
III.—[Woman's Love]
IV.—[A Beam of Sunshine in the House]
V.—[Violet to Marmaduke]
VI.—[Brighter Scenes]
VII.—[Another Love Scene]
VIII.—[Violet writes again]
IX.—[Frank in reduced Circumstances]
X.—[Effects of Dining Well]
XI.—[The Honeymoon]
BOOK VIII.
CHAPTER
I.—[Amiable People]
II.—[Love not killed by Unkindness]
III.—[Captain Heath Returns]
IV.—[Humbled Pride]
V.—["Black Wins"]
VI.—[Cecil's Weakness]
VII.—[All Hope Destroyed]
VIII.—[The Forgery]
IX.—[Ruin]
X.—[The Sinner that Repenteth]
XI.—[The Wife awaiting her Husband]
XII.—[The Gambler's End]
XIII.—[Explanation]
XIV.—[The Alternative]
XV.—[Those Left to Weep]
XVI.—[The Voice of Passion]
ROSE, BLANCHE, AND VIOLET.