
Rachel Ray
The attractions of a young woman provoke both admiration and antipathy in her local town.
Contents
- Imprint
- I: The Ray Family
- II: The Young Man from the Brewery
- III: The Arm in the Clouds
- IV: What Shall Be Done About It?
- V: Mr. Comfort Gives His Advice
- VI: Preparations for Mrs. Tappitt’s Party
- VII: An Account of Mrs. Tappitt’s Ball—Commenced
- VIII: An Account of Mrs. Tappitt’s Ball—Concluded
- IX: Mr. Prong at Home
- X: Luke Rowan Declares His Plans as to the Brewery
- XI: Luke Rowan Takes His Tea Quite Like a Steady Young Man
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- XII: Rachel Ray Thinks “She Does Like Him”
- XIII: Mr. Tappitt in His Countinghouse
- XIV: Luke Rowan Pays a Second Visit to Bragg’s End
- XV: Maternal Eloquence
- XVI: Rachel Ray’s First Love-Letter
- XVII: Electioneering
- XVIII: Dr. Harford
- XIX: Mr. Comfort Calls at the Cottage
- XX: Showing What Rachel Ray Thought When She Sat on the Stile, and How She Wrote Her Letter Afterwards
- XXI: Mrs. Ray Goes to Exeter, and Meets a Friend
- XXII: Domestic Politics at the Brewery
- XXIII: Mrs. Ray’s Penitence
- XXIV: The Election at Baslehurst
- XXV: The Baslehurst Gazette
- XXVI: Cornbury Grange
- XXVII: In Which the Question of the Brewery Is Settled
- XXVIII: What Took Place at Bragg’s End Farm
- XXIX: Mrs. Prime Reads Her Recantation
- XXX: Conclusion
- Colophon
- Uncopyright
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