The vicar of Bullhampton
By: by Anthony Trollope
Series: The World's classics -- 272; World's classics -- 272
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 1963
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 527
Subjects: Fiction; English literature
Notes: First published in this edition in 1924.
Table of contents: title: Bullhampton; title: Flo's red ball; title: Sam Brattle; title: There is no one else; title: The miller; title: Brattle's mill; title: The miller's wife; title: The last day; title: Miss Marrable; title: Crunch'em can't be had; title: 'Don't you be afeard about me'; title: Bone'm and his master; title: Captain Marrable and his father; title: Cousinhood; title: The police at fault; title: Miss Lowther asks for advice; title: The Marquis of Trowbridge; title: Blank paper; title: Sam Brattle returns home; title: 'I have a Jupiter of my own now'; title: What Parson John thinks about it; title: What the Fenwicks thought about it; title: What Mr. Gilmore thought about it; title: The Rev. Henry Fitzackerley chamberlaine; title: Carry Brattle; title: The turnover correspondence; title: 'I never shamed none of them'; title: Mrs. Brattle's journey; title: The bull at Loring; title: The aunt and the uncle; title: Mary Lowther feels her way; title: Mr. Gilmore's success; title: Farewell; title: Bullhampton news; title: Mr. Puddleham's new chapel.; title: Sam Brattle goes off again; title: Female martyrdom; title: A lover's madness; title: The three honest men; title: Trotter's buildings; title: Startup farm; title: Mr. Quickenham, Q.C.; title: Easter at Turnover Castle; title: The Marrables of Dunripple; title: What shall I do with myself?; title: Mr. Jay of Warminster; title: Sam Brattle is wanted; title: Mary Lowther returns to Bullhampton; title: Mary Lowther's doom; title: Mary Lowther inpsects her future home; title: The grinder and his comrade; title: Carry Brattles journey; title: The fatted calf; title: Mr. Gilmore's rubies; title: Glebe land; title: The vicar's vengeance; title: Oil is to be thrown upon the waters; title: Edith Brownlow's dream; title: News from Dunripple; title: Lord St. George is very cunning; title: Mary Lowther's treachery; title: Up at the Privets; title: The miller tells his troubles; title: 'If I were your sister!'; title: Mary Lowther leaves Bullhampton; title: At the mill.; title: Sir Gregory Marrable has a headache; title: The squire is very obstinate; title: The trial; title: the fate of the Puddlehamites; title: The end of Mary Lowther's story; title: At Turnover castle; title: Conclusion.