The Ordeal of Richard Feverel

George Meredith (1828-1909) abandoned the legal profession for journalism and poetry after marrying Mary Ellen Nicolls, a widowed daughter of Thomas Love Peacock. After his wife ran off with the English Pre-Raphaelite painter Henry Wallis, Mereditch's collection of sonnets entitled "Modern Love" ...

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The Ordeal of Richard Feverel

Introduction
Chapter 1 The Inmates of Raynham Abbey
Chapter 2
Chapter 3 The Magian Conflict
Chapter 4 Arson
Chapter 5 Adrian Plies His Hook
Chapter 6 Juvenile Stratagems
Chapter 7 Daphne’s Bower
Chapter 8 The Bitter Cup
Chapter 9 A Fine Distinction
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12 The Blossoming Season
Chapter 13 The Magnetic Age
Chapter 14 An Attraction
Chapter 15 Ferdinand and Miranda
Chapter 16 Unmasking of Master Ripton Thompson
Chapter 17 Good Wine and Good Blood
Chapter 18 The System Encounters the Wild Oats Special Plea
Chapter 19 A Diversion Played on a Penny-Whistle
Chapter 20
Chapter 21 Richard is Summoned to Town to Hear a Sermon
Chapter 22 Indicates the Approaches of Fever
Chapter 23 Crisis in the Apple-Disease
Chapter 24 Of the Spring Primrose and the Autumnal
Chapter 25 In which the Hero Takes a Step
Chapter 26 Records the Rapid Development of the Hero
Chapter 27 Contains an Intercession for the Heroine
Chapter 28
Chapter 29
Chapter 30 Celebrates the Breakfast
Chapter 31 The Philosopher Appears in Person
Chapter 32 Procession of the Cake
Chapter 33 Nursing the Devil
Chapter 34 Conquest of an Epicure
Chapter 35 Clare’s Marriage
Chapter 36 A Dinner-Party at Richmond
Chapter 37 Mrs. Berry on Matrimony
Chapter 38 An Enchantress
Chapter 39
Chapter 40 Clare’s Diary
Chapter 41 Austin Returns
Chapter 42 Nature Speaks
Chapter 43 Again the Magian Conflict
Chapter 44 The Last Scene
Chapter 45 Lady Blandish to Austin Wentworth

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