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Sevenoaks

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Holland, J. G. (1819-1881)
  
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Dr. HOLLAND'S WORKS.
  
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CONTENTS.
  
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

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CHAPTER I. WHICH TELLS ABOUT SEVENOAKS, AND HOW MISS BUTTERWORTH PASSED ONE OF HER EVENINGS.
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CHAPTER II. MR. BELCHER CARRIES HIS POINT AT THE TOWN-MEETING, AND THE POOR ARE KNOCKED DOWN TO THOMAS BUFFUM.
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CHAPTER III. IN WHICH JIM FENTON IS INTRODUCED TO THE READER AND INTRODUCES HIMSELF TO MISS BUTTERWORTH.
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CHAPTER IV. IN WHICH JIM FENTON APPLIES FOR LODGINGS AT TOM BUFFUM'S BOARDING-HOUSE, AND FINDS HIS OLD FRIEND.
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CHAPTER V. IN WHICH JIM ENLARGES HIS ACCOMMODATIONS AND ADOPTS A VIOLENT METHOD OF SECURING BOARDERS.
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CHAPTER VI. IN WHICH SEVENOAKS EXPERIENCES A GREAT COMMOTION, AND COMES TO THE CONCLUSION THAT BENEDICT HAS MET WITH FOUL PLAY.
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CHAPTER VII. IN WHICH JIM AND MIKE CONLIN PASS THROUGH A GREAT TRIAL AND COME OUT VICTORIOUS.
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CHAPTER VIII. IN WHICH MR. BELCHER VISITS NEW YORK, AND BECOMEC THE PROPRIETOR OF “PALGRAVE'S FOLLY.”
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CHAPTER IX. MRS. TALBOT GIVES HER LITTLE DINNER PARTY, AND MR. BELCHER MAKES AN EXCEEDINGLY PLEASANT ACQUAINTANCE.
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CHAPTER X. WHICH TELLS HOW A LAWYER SPENT HIS VACATION IN CAMP, AND TOOK HOME A SPECIMEN OF GAME THAT HE HAD NEVER BEFORE FOUND IN THE WOODS.
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CHAPTER XI. WHICH RECORDS MR. BELCHER'S CONNECTION WITH A GREAT SPECULATION AND BRINGS TO A CLOSE HIS RESIDENCE IN SEVENOAKS.
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CHAPTER XII. IN WHICH JIM ENLARGES HIS PLANS FOR A HOUSE, AND COMPLETES HIS PLANS FOR A HOUSE-KEEPER.
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CHAPTER XIII. WHICH INTRODUCES SEVERAL RESIDENTS OF SEVENOAKS TO THE METROPOLIS AND A NEW CHARACTER TO THE READER.
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CHAPTER XIV. WHICH TELLS OF A GREAT PUBLIC MEETING IN SEVENOAKS, THE BURNING IN EFFIGY OF MR. BELCHER, AND THAT GENTLE-MAN'S INTERVIEW WITH A REPORTER.
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CHAPTER XV. WHICH TELLS ABOUT MRS. DILLINGHAM'S CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR'S RECEPTION AT THE PALGRAVE MANSION.
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CHAPTER XVI. WHICH GIVES AN ACCOUNT OF A VOLUNTARY AND AN INVOLUNTARY VISIT OF SAM YATES TO NUMBER NINE.
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CHAPTER XVII. IN WHICH JIM CONSTRUCTS TWO HAPPY DAVIDS, RAISES HIS HOTEL, AND DISMISSES SAM YATES.
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CHAPTER XVIII. IN WHICH MRS. DILLINGHAM MAKES SOME IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES, BUT FAILS TO REVEAL THEM TO THE READER.
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CHAPTER XIX. IN WHICH MR. BELCHER BECOMES PRESIDENT OF THE CROOKED VALLEY RAILROAD, WITH LARGE “TERMINAL FACILITIES,” AND MAKES AN ADVENTURE INTO A LONG-MEDIATED CRIME.
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CHAPTER XX. IN WHICH “THE LITTLE WOMAN” ANNOUNCES HER ENGAGEMENT TO JIM FENTON AND RECEIVES THE CONGRATULATIONS OF HER FRIENDS.
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CHAPTER XXI. IN WHICH JIM GETS THE FURNITURE INTO HIS HOUSE, AND MIKE CONLIN GETS ANOTHER INSTALLMENT OF ADVICE INTO JIM.
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CHAPTER XXII. IN WHICH JIM GETS MARRIED, THE NEW HOTEL RECEIVES ITS MISTRESS, AND BENEDICT CONFERS A POWER OF ATTORNEY.
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CHAPTER XXIII. IN WHICH MR. BELCHER EXPRESSES HIS DETERMINATION TO BECOME A “FOUNDER,” BUT DROPS HIS NOUN IN FEAR OF A LITTLE VERB OF THE SAME NAME.
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CHAPTER XXIV. WHEREIN THE GENERAL LEAPS THE BOUNDS OF LAW, FINDS HIMSELF IN A NEW WORLD, AND BECOMES THE VICTIM OF HIS FRIENDS WITHOUT KNOWING IT.
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CHAPTER XXV. IN WHICH THE GENERAL GOES THROUGH A GREAT MANY TRIALS, AND MEETS AT LAST THE ONE HE HAS SO LONG ANTICIPATED.
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CHAPTER XXVI. IN WHICH THE CASE OF “BENEDICT vs. BELCHER” FINDS ITSELF IN COURT, AN INTERESTING QUESTION OF IDENTITY IS SETTLED, AND A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE TAKES PLACE.
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CHAPTER XXVII. IN WHICH PHIPPS IS NOT TO BE FOUND, AND THE GENERAL IS CALLED UPON TO DO HIS OWN LYING.
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CHAPTER XXVIII. IN WHICH A HEAVENLY WITNESS APPEARS WHO CANNOT BE CROSS-EXAMINED, AND BEFORE WHICH THE DEFENSE UTTERLY BREAKS DOWN.
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CHAPTER XXIX. WHEREIN MR. BELCHER, HAVING EXHIBITED HIS DIRTY RECORD, SHOWS A CLEAN PAIR OF HEELS.
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CHAPTER XXX. WHICH GIVES THE HISTORY OF AN ANNIVERSARY, PRESENTS A TABLEAU, AND DROPS THE CURTAIN.

  
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Dr. HOLLAND'S WORKS.

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Dr. HOLLAND'S WORKS.

                           
SEVENOAKS,  $1 75 
MISTRESS OF THE MANSE,  1 50 
ARTHUR BONNICASTLE,  1 75 
*BITTER-SWEET; a Poem,  1 50 
*KATHRINA; a Poem,  1 50 
*LETTERS TO YOUNG PEOPLE,  1 50 
*GOLD-FOIL, hammered from Popular Proverbs,  1 75 
*LESSONS IN LIFE,  1 75 
*PLAIN TALKS, on Familiar Subjects,  1 75 
LETTERS TO THE JONESES,  1 75 
MISS GILBERT'S CAREER,  2 00 
BAY PATH,  2 00 
THE MARBLE PROPHECY, and other Poems,  1 50 
GARNERED SHEAVES. Complete Poetical Works, }
red line edition, 		 4 00 

*These six volumes are issued in cabinet size (16mo.), “Brightwood
Edition,” at same prices as above.

Sent post-paid, on receipt of price, by

SCRIBNER, ARMSTRONG & CO.,
743 & 745 Broadway, New York.

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“Turn this boat 'round!”

[Description: 590EAF. Illustration page. Image of two rough looking men in a rowboat. The man in the stern of the boat is wearing a fur cap and pointing a rifle at the other man, who sits in the bow holding the oars.]

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