Bracebridge hall
Subtitle: or, The humourists. A medley
By: By Geoffrey Crayon, gent. [pseud.] ...
Edition: A new ed.
Publisher: Carey, Lea, & Blanchard
Published: 1835
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Notes: Access to portions of this material may be restricted.
Table of contents: title: Vol. 1. The author; title: The hall; title: The busy man; title: Family servants; title: The widow; title: The lovers; title: Family relics; title: An old soldier; title: The widow's retinue; title: Ready-Money Jack; title: Bachelors; title: Wives; title: Story telling; title: The stout gentleman; title: Forest trees; title: A literary antiquary; title: The farm-house; title: Horsemanship; title: Love symptoms; title: Falconry; title: Hawking; title: St. Mark's Eve; title: Gentility; title: Fortune telling; title: Love-charms; title: The library; title: The student of Salamanca.; title: Vol. 2. English country gentlemen; title: A bachelor's confessions; title: English gravity; title: Gypsies; title: May-Day customs; title: Village worthies; title: The schoolmaster; title: The school; title: A village politician; title: The rookery; title: May-Day; title: The manuscript; title: Annette Delarbre; title: Travelling; title: Popular superstitions; title: The culprit; title: Family misfortunes; title: Lovers' troubles; title: The historian; title: The haunted house; title: Dolph Heyliger; title: The wedding; title: The author's farewell.