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| Introduction to the Modern Edition | 9 | |
| I | 'Omnes Omnia Bona Dicere' | 13 |
| II | The Framley Set, and the Chaldicotes Set | 23 |
| III | Chaldicotes | 35 |
| IV | A Matter of Conscience | 49 |
| V | Amantium Irae Amoris Integratio | 59 |
| VI | Mr Harold Smith's Lecture | 74 |
| VII | Sunday Morning | 85 |
| VIII | Gatherum Castle | 94 |
| IX | The Vicar's Return | 112 |
| X | Lucy Robarts | 122 |
| XI | Griselda Grantly | 134 |
| XII | The Little Bill | 149 |
| XIII | Delicate Hints | 158 |
| XIV | Mr Crawley of Hogglestock | 170 |
| XV | Lady Lufton's Ambassador | 182 |
| XVI | Mrs Podgens' Baby | 192 |
| XVII | Mrs Proudie's Conversazione | 205 |
| XVIII | The New Minister's Patronage | 217 |
| XIX | Money Dealings | 227 |
| XX | Harold Smith in Cabinet | 241 |
| XXI | Why Puck, the Pony, was beaten | 251 |
| XXII | Hogglestock Parsonage | 261 |
| XXIII | The Triumph of the Giants | 269 |
| XXIV | Magna est Veritas | 282 |
| XXV | Non-impulsive | 296 |
| XXVI | Impulsive | 307 |
| XXVII | South Audley Street | 321 |
| XXVIII | Dr Thorne | 331 |
| XXIX | Miss Dunstable at Home | 340 |
| XXX | The Grantly Triumph | 360 |
| XXXI | Salmon Fishing in Norway | 366 |
| XXXII | The Goat and Compasses | 383 |
| XXXIII | Consolation | 392 |
| XXXIV | Lady Lufton is taken by Surprise | 401 |
| XXXV | The Story of King Cophetua | 412 |
| XXXVI | Kidnapping at Hogglestock | 424 |
| XXXVII | Mr Sowerby without Company | 436 |
| XXXVIII | Is there Cause or Just Impediment? | 446 |
| XXXIX | How to write a Love Letter | 458 |
| XL | Internecine | 470 |
| XLI | Don Quixote | 482 |
| XLII | Touching Pitch | 494 |
| XLIII | Is she not Insignificant? | 506 |
| XLIV | The Philistines at the Parsonage | 518 |
| XLV | Palace Blessings | 530 |
| XLVI | Lady Lufton's Request | 540 |
| XLVII | Nemesis | 554 |
| XLVIII | How they were all Married, had Two Children, and lived Happily ever after | 564 |
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Louis Riethmann
reviewed Framley Parsonage on October 21, 2009
Framley Parsonage
Here's the frightening thing about this book. Gentle, wonderful Mrs. Gaskell wished it would go on forever and ever, because it was just so peaceful.
Yet we can read it now and see the savagery just beneath the surface. A pastor is worried about hunting . . . not because hunting is all about murdering a small creature, but because it Just Isn't Done on Sunday.
A woman sells herself coldly to a man she doesn't like or respect--but he's got the right title and bank account.
People struggle silently behind the facade of good manners, over greed, sex, hunger, anger.
It's a fascinating book--and even more fascinating if one reads Jo Walton's Tooth and Claw then comes back to reread this one.
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