Tracks
Prelude
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A Minor Incident Showing an Hereditary Aptitude in the Use of the Knife
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The Young Sir Willoughby
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Constantia Durham
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Laetitia Dale
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Clara Middleton
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His Courtship
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The Betrothed
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A Run With the Truant; a Walk With the Master
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Clara and Laetitia Meet: They Are Compared
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In Which Sir Willoughby Chances to Supply the Title for Himself
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The Double-Blossom Wild Cherry-Tree
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Miss Middleton and Mr. Vernon Whitford
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The First Effort After Freedom
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Sir Willoughby and Laetitia
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The Petition for a Release
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Clara and Laetitia
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The Porcelain Vase
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Colonel De Craye
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Colonel De Craye and Clara Middleton
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An Aged and Great Wine
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Clara’s Meditations
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The Ride
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Treats of the Union of Temper and Policy
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Contains an Instance of the Generosity of Willoughby
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The Flight in Wild Weather
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Vernon in Pursuit
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At the Railway Station
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The Return
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In Which the Sensitiveness of Sir Willoughby Is Explained: And He Receives Much Instruction
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Treating of the Dinner-Party at Mrs. Mountstuart Jenkinson’s
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Sir Willoughby Attempts and Achieves Pathos
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Laetitia Dale Discovers a Spiritual Change and Dr. Middleton a Physical
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In Which the Comic Muse Has an Eye on Two Good Souls
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Mrs. Mountstuart and Sir Willoughby
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Miss Middleton and Mrs. Mountstuart
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Animated Conversation at a Luncheon-Table
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Contains Clever Fencing and Intimations of the Need for It
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In Which We Take a Step to the Centre of Egoism
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In the Heart of the Egoist
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Midnight: Sir Willoughby and Laetitia: With Young Crossjay Under a Coverlet
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The Rev. Dr. Middleton, Clara, and Sir Willoughby
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Shows the Divining Arts of a Perceptive Mind
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In Which Sir Willoughby Is Led to Think That the Elements Have Conspired Against Him
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Dr. Middleton: The Ladies Eleanor and Isabel: and Mr. Dale
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The Patterne Ladies: Mr. Dale: Lady Busshe and Lady Culmer: With Mrs. Mountstuart Jenkinson
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The Scene of Sir Willoughby’s Generalship
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Sir Willoughby and His Friend Horace De Craye
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The Lovers
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