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DOCTOR THORNE

by

ANTHONY TROLLOPE

First published in 1858

CONTENTS

I. [The Greshams of Greshamsbury]
II. [Long, Long Ago]
III. [Dr Thorne]
IV. [Lessons from Courcy Castle]
V. [Frank Gresham's First Speech]
VI. [Frank Gresham's Early Loves]
VII. [The Doctor's Garden]
VIII. [Matrimonial Prospects]
IX. [Sir Roger Scatcherd]
X. [Sir Roger's Will]
XI. [The Doctor Drinks His Tea]
XII. [When Greek Meets Greek, Then Comes the Tug of War]
XIII. [The Two Uncles]
XIV. [Sentence of Exile]
XV. [Courcy]
XVI. [Miss Dunstable]
XVII. [The Election]
XVIII. [The Rivals]
XIX. [The Duke of Omnium]
XX. [The Proposal]
XXI. [Mr Moffat Falls into Trouble]
XXII. [Sir Roger Is Unseated]
XXIII. [Retrospective]
XXIV. [Louis Scatcherd]
XXV. [Sir Roger Dies]
XXVI. [War]
XXVII. [Miss Thorne Goes on a Visit]
XXVIII. [The Doctor Hears Something to His Advantage]
XXIX. [The Donkey Ride]
XXX. [Post Prandial]
XXXI. [The Small End of the Wedge]
XXXII. [Mr Oriel]
XXXIII. [A Morning Visit]
XXXIV. [A Barouche and Four Arrives at Greshamsbury]
XXXV. [Sir Louis Goes Out to Dinner]
XXXVI. [Will He Come Again?]
XXXVII. [Sir Louis Leaves Greshamsbury]
XXXVIII. [De Courcy Precepts and de Courcy Practice]
XXXIX. [What the World Says about Blood]
XL. [The Two Doctors Change Patients]
XLI. [Doctor Thorne Won't Interfere]
XLII. [What Can You Give in Return?]
XLIII. [The Race of Scatcherd Becomes Extinct]
XLIV. [Saturday Evening and Sunday Morning]
XLV. [Law Business in London]
XLVI. [Our Pet Fox Finds a Tail]
XLVII. [How the Bride Was Received,
and Who Were Asked to the Wedding]