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Poor Miss Finch

More than one charming blind girl, in fiction and in the drama, has preceded “Poor Miss Finch.” But, so far as I know, blindness in these cases has been always exhibited, more or less exclusively, from the ideal and the sentimental point of view. The attempt here made is to appeal to an interest ...

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Poor Miss Finch

TO MRS. ELLIOT,
Note to the Present Edition.
Part the First Chapter the First
Chapter the Second
Chapter the Third
Chapter the Fourth
Chapter the Fifth
Chapter the Sixth
Chapter the Seventh
Chapter the Eighth
Chapter the Ninth
Chapter the Tenth
Chapter the Eleventh
Chapter the Twelfth
Chapter the Thirteenth
Chapter the Fourteenth
Chapter the Fifteenth
Chapter the Sixteenth
Chapter the Seventeenth
Chapter the Eighteenth
Chapter the Nineteenth
Chapter the Twentieth
Chapter the Twenty-First
Chapter the Twenty-Second
Chapter the Twenty-Third
Chapter the Twenty-Fourth
Chapter the Twenty-Fifth
Chapter the Twenty-Sixth
Chapter the Twenty-Seventh
Chapter the Twenty-Eighth
Chapter the Twenty-Ninth
Chapter the Thirtieth
Chapter the Thirty-First
Chapter the Thirty-Second
Chapter the Thirty-Third
Part the Second Chapter the Thirty-Fourth
Chapter the Thirty-Fifth
Chapter the Thirty-Sixth
Chapter the Thirty-Seventh
Chapter the Thirty-Eighth
Chapter the Thirty-Ninth
Chapter the Fortieth
Chapter the Forty-First
Chapter the Forty-Second
Chapter the Forty-Third
Chapter the Forty-Fourth
Chapter the Forty-Fifth
Chapter the Forty-Sixth
Chapter the Forty-Seventh
Chapter the Forty-Eighth
Chapter the Forty-Ninth
Chapter the Fiftieth
Epilogue

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