The Briary Bush
Felix Fay saw with his mind’s eye the map on the wall of the railway station—the map with a picture of iron roads from all over the middle west centering in a dark blotch in the corner.
The Briary Bush
- I. Felix Decides to Change His Character
- II. “Bon Voyage!”
- III. Plans
- IV. Surprises
- V. The Struggle for Existence
- VI. A Guide to Chicago
- VII. Work and Play
- VIII. Rose-Ann Goes Away
- IX. How to Spend One’s Evenings
- X. The Detached Attitude
- XI. An Adventure in Philosophy
- XII. Bachelor’s Hall
- XIII. In Hospital
- Book Three Woods Point XIV. Heart and Hand
- XV. Pre-Nuptial
- XVI. Clive’s Assistance
- XVII. Charivari
- XVIII. The Authority of the State of Illinois
- XIX. Together
- XX. “The Nest-building Instinct”
- Book Four Fifty-seventh Street XXI. Advancement
- XXII. Mainly About Clothes
- XXIII. A Bargain in Utopias
- XXIV. Studio
- XXV. St. George of the Minute
- XXVI. What Rose-Ann Wanted
- XXVII. Parties
- XXVIII. A Father-in-Law
- XXIX. Interlude at Midnight
- XXX. Fathers and Daughters
- XXXI. More or Less Theatrical
- XXXII. Duty
- XXXIII. A Parable
- XXXIV. Journeys
- XXXV. Civilization
- XXXVI. “We Needs Must Know That in the Days to Come”
- XXXVII. Symbols
- XXXVIII. The Portrait of Felix Fay
- XXXIX. A Date on the Calendar
- XL. Celebration
- Book Five Garfield Boulevard XLI. Changes
- XLII. An Apparition
- XLIII. Nocturne
- XLIII. Nocturne
- XLIII. Nocturne
- XLIV. Aubade
- XLV. Foursome
- XLVI. The Rehearsal
- XXLVII. The Fortunate Youth
- XLVIII. Dream-Tryst
- XLIX. A Matter of Convention
- L. Babes in the Wood
- LI. “Bienfaits de la Lune”
- LII. Sleepless Nights
- LIII. Two Letters
- LIV. The God and the Pedestal
- Book Six Wilson Avenue LV. The Consolations of Philosophy
- LVI. Eulenspiegel
- LVII. Three Days
- LVIII. Rendezvous
- LIX. Unanswered Questions
- LX. A Leave-taking
- LXI. Two Men Discuss a Girl
- LXII. Theory and Practice
- LXIII. In Play
- LXIV. In Earnest
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