The evil genius : a domestic story /

Today, divorces are a dime a dozen. In the nineteenth century, however, the implosion of a family unit was a much rarer event, and the implications of such an occurrence often spread far beyond the small group of people who were directly involved. Settle in for this juicy domestic drama from Wilkie...

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Main Author: Collins, Wilkie, 1824-1889
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [Auckland] : The Floating Press, 2012
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Table of Contents:
  • Title; Contents; Before the Story; FIRST BOOK; Chapter I
  • Mrs. Presty Presents Herself; Chapter II
  • The Governess Enters; Chapter III
  • Mrs. Presty Changes Her Mind; Chapter IV
  • Randal Receives His Correspondence; Chapter V
  • Randal Writes to New York; Chapter VI
  • Sydney Teaches; Chapter VII
  • Sydney Suffers; Chapter VIII
  • Mrs. Presty Makes a Discovery; Chapter IX
  • Somebody Attends to the Door; Chapter X
  • Kitty Mentions Her Birthday; Chapter XI
  • Linley Asserts His Authority; Chapter XII
  • Two of Them Sleep Badly; Chapter XIII
  • Kitty Keeps Her Birthday.
  • Chapter XIV
  • Kitty Feels the HeartacheSECOND BOOK; Chapter XV
  • The Doctor; Chapter XVI
  • The Child; Chapter XVII
  • The Husband; Chapter XVIII
  • The Nursemaid; Chapter XIX
  • The Captain; Chapter XX
  • The Mother-In-Law; Chapter XXI
  • The Governess; THIRD BOOK; Chapter XXII
  • Retrospect; Chapter XXIII
  • Separation; Chapter XXIV
  • Hostility; Chapter XXV
  • Consultation; Chapter XXVI
  • Decision; Chapter XXVII
  • Resolution; FOURTH BOOK; Chapter XXVIII
  • Mr. Randal Linley; Chapter XXIX
  • Mr. Sarrazin; Chapter XXX
  • The Lord President; Chapter XXXI
  • Mr. Herbert Linley.
  • Chapter XXXII
  • Miss WesterfieldChapter XXXIII
  • Mrs. Romsey; Chapter XXXIV
  • Mrs. Presty; Chapter XXXV
  • Captain Bennydeck; Chapter XXXVI
  • Mr. And Mrs. Herbert; Chapter XXXVII
  • Mrs. Norman; FIFTH BOOK; Chapter XXXVIII
  • Hear the Lawyer; Chapter XXXIX
  • Listen to Reason; Chapter XL
  • Keep Your Temper; Chapter XLI
  • Make the Best of It; Chapter XLII
  • Try to Excuse Her; Chapter XLIII
  • Know Your Own Mind; Chapter XLIV
  • Think of Consequences; Chapter XLV
  • Love Your Enemies; Chapter XLVI
  • Nil Desperandum; Chapter XLVII
  • Better Do it than Wish it Done; Chapter XLVIII
  • Be Careful!
  • Chapter XLIX
  • Keep the SecretChapter L
  • Forgiveness to the Injured Doth Belong; Chapter LI
  • Dum Spiro, Spero; Chapter LII
  • L'homme Propose, et Dieu Dispose; Chapter LIII
  • The Largest Nature, the Longest Love; Chapter LIV
  • Let Bygones Be Bygones; Chapter LV
  • Leave it to the Child; After the Story.