Fiction · 1863
Sylvia’s Lovers
Sylvia’s Lovers, first published in 1863, has been pulled into the Bibliomancer archive: the complete text, carefully cleaned and typeset, free to read online. Its editorial introduction is still being prepared.
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- Vol. I — London:
- Chapter I — Monkshaven
- Chapter II — Home from Greenland
- Chapter III — Buying a New Cloak
- Chapter IV — Philip Hepburn
- Chapter V — Story of the Press-Gang
- Chapter VI — The Sailor’s Funeral
- Chapter VII — Tete-a-Tete.—The Will
- Chapter VIII — Attraction and Repulsion
- Chapter IX — The Specksioneer
- Chapter X — A Refractory Pupil
- Chapter XI — Visions of the Future
- Chapter XII — New Year’s Fete
- Chapter XIII — Perplexities
- Chapter XIV — Partnership
- Chapter XV — A Difficult Question
- Chapter XVI — The Engagement
- Chapter XVII — Rejected Warnings
- Chapter XVIII — Eddy in Love’s Current
- Chapter XIX — An Important Mission
- Chapter XX — Loved and Lost
- Chapter XXI — A Rejected Suitor
- Chapter XXII — Deepening Shadows
- Chapter XXIII — Retaliation
- Chapter XXIV — Brief Rejoicing
- Chapter XXV — Coming Troubles
- Chapter XXVI — A Dreary Vigil
- Chapter XXVII — Gloomy Days
- Chapter XXVIII — The Ordeal
- Chapter XXIX — Wedding Raiment
- Chapter XXX — Happy Days
- Chapter XXXI — Evil Omens
- Chapter XXXII — Rescued from the Waves
- Chapter XXXIII — An Apparition
- Chapter XXXIV — A Reckless Recruit
- Chapter XXXV — Things Unutterable
- Chapter XXXVI — Mysterious Tidings
- Chapter XXXVII — Bereavement
- Chapter XXXVIII — The Recognition
- Chapter XXXIX — Confidences
- Chapter XL — An Unexpected Messenger
- Chapter XLI — The Bedesman of St Sepulchre
- Chapter XLII — A Fable at Fault
- Chapter XLIII — The Unknown
- Chapter XLIV — First Words
- Chapter XLV — Saved and Lost
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