Erewhon revisited twenty years later
Subtitle: both by the original discoverer of the country and by his son.
Publisher: G. Richards
Published: 1901
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 337
Subjects: Utopias
Table of contents: label: Chapter I
title: Ups and downs of Fortune–My father starts for Erewhon
pagenum: 1; label: Chapter II
title: To the foot of the pass into Erewhon
pagenum: 18; label: Chapter III
title: My father while camping is accosted by Professors Hanky and Panky
pagenum: 25; label: Chapter IV
title: My father overhears more of Hanky and Panky's conversation
pagenum: 39; label: Chapter V
title: My father meets a son, of whose existence he was ignorant, and strikes a bargain with him
pagenum: 55; label: Chapter VI
title: Further conversation between father and son–The Professors' hoard
pagenum: 68; label: Chapter VII
title: Signs of the new order of things catch my father's eye on every side
pagenum: 77; label: Chapter VIII
title: Yram, now Mayoress, gives a dinner-party, in the course of which she is disquieted by what she learns from Professor Hanky: she sends for her son George and questions him
pagenum: 88; label: Chapter IX
title: Interview between Yram and her son
pagenum: 103; label: Chapter X
title: My father, fearing recognition at Sunch'ston, betakes himself to the neighbouring town of Fairmead
pagenum: 114; label: Chapter XI
title: President Gurgoyle's pamphlet "On the Physics of Vicarious Existence"
pagenum: 127; label: Chapter XII
title: George fails to find my father, whereon Yram cautions the Professors
pagenum: 141; label: Chapter XIII
title: A visit to the Provincial Deformatory at Fairmead
pagenum: 153; label: Chapter XIV
title: My father makes the acquaintance of Mr. Balmy, and walks with him next day to Sunch'ston
pagenum: 163; label: Chapter XV
title: The temple is dedicated to my father, and certain extracts are read from his supposed sayings
pagenum: 180; label: Chapter XVI
title: Professor Hanky preaches a sermon, in the course of which my father declares himself to be the Sunchild
pagenum: 196; label: Chapter XVII
title: George takes his father to prison, and there obtains some useful information
pagenum: 212; label: Chapter XVIII
title: Yram invites Dr. Downie and Mrs. Humdrum to luncheon–A passage at arms between her and Hanky is amicably arranged
pagenum: 222; label: Chapter XIX
title: A council is held at the Mayor's, in the course of which George turns the tables on the Professors
pagenum: 227; label: Chapter XX
title: Mrs. Humdrum and Dr. Downie propose a compromise, which, after an amendment by George, is carried nem. con.
pagenum: 238; label: Chapter XXI
title: Yram, on getting rid of her guests, goes to the prison to see my father
pagenum: 245; label: Chapter XXII
title: Mainly occupied with a veracious extract from a Sunch'stonian journal
pagenum: 255; label: Chapter XXIII
title: My father is escorted to the Mayor's house, and is introduced to a future daughter-in-law
pagenum: 267; label: Chapter XXIV
title: After Dinner, Dr. Downie and the Professors would be glad to know what is to be done about Sunchildism
pagenum: 27; label: Chapter XXV
title: George Escorts my father to the statues; the two then part
pagenum: 285; label: Chapter XXVI
title: My father reaches home, and dies not long afterwards
pagenum: 297; label: Chapter XXVII
title: I meet my brother George at the statues, on the top of the pass into Erewhon
pagenum: 304; label: Chapter XXVIII
title: George and I spend a few hours together at the statues, and then part - I Reach Home - Postscript
pagenum: 320