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Ellie, or, The human comedy

Cooke, John Esten (1830-1886)
  
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INTRODUCTORY.
  
CONTENTS.

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BOOK I.
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BOOK II.
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BOOK III.
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CHAPTER I. IN WHICH THE HISTORY RETURNS TO OTHER PERSONAGES: AND CHRONICLES A SLEIGH-RIDE.
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CHAPTER II. HOW MR. SANSOUCY NEARLY RAN OVER A WOMAN, AND WHAT FOLLOWED.
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CHAPTER III. RETURNS TO SOME OLD FRIENDS.
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CHAPTER IV. RECOUNTS THE MANIA OF MONSIEUR GUILLEMOT'S FRIEND, ANGELIQUE.
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CHAPTER V. MADAME ANGELIQUE'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE FAIR.
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CHAPTER VI. HOW THE LADY HAD AN INTERVIEW WITH LUCIA.
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CHAPTER VII. HOW WIDE-AWAKE AND LUCIA ARRANGED THEIR PLANS.
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CHAPTER VIII. TREATS OF MR. SANSOUCY AND HIS SENTIMENTS.
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CHAPTER IX. HOW HEARTSEASE COMPARES MISS AURELIA TO A PARROT.
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CHAPTER X. AURELIA EXPLAINS.
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CHAPTER XI. HEARTSEASE IS OVERHEARD.
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CHAPTER XII. AURELIA'S PRIZE AT THE FAIR.
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CHAPTER XIII. DOCTOR FOSSYL AND SANSOUCY.
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CHAPTER XIV. AN OUTLINE OF MR. SANSOUCY, DRAWN BY HIMSELF.
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CHAPTER XV. EXPLAINS WHO PASSED MR. SANSOUCY ON THE STAIRS.
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CHAPTER XVI. WHAT AURELIA SAW AND HEARD AT THE PICTURE GALLERY.
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CHAPTER XVII. FINISHES MR. HEARTSEASE.
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CHAPTER XVII. “SHE IS NOT HERE.”
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CHAPTER XIX. LUCIA GATHERS HER FLOWERS.
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CHAPTER XX. THE NOTE AND THE PACKAGE WITH THE CONSEQUENCES.
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CHAPTER XXI. THE STRUGGLE.
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CHAPTER LAST. THE VICTORY.

  
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