Paul Faber, Surgeon
- First published
- 1879 (December 1878)
- Length
- 169,000 words, about 12 hours' reading
An unbelieving country doctor, and the story of his marriage.
Contents
- Chapter I. The Lane
- Chapter II. The Minister's Door
- Chapter III. The Manor House
- Chapter IV. The Rectory
- Chapter V. The Road to Owlkirk
- Chapter VI. The Cottage
- Chapter VII. The Pulpit
- Chapter VIII. The Manor House Dining-Room
- Chapter IX. The Rectory Drawing-Room
- Chapter X. Mr. Drake's Arbor
- Chapter XI. The Chamber at the Cottage
- Chapter XII. The Minister's Garden
- Chapter XIII. The Heath at Nestley
- Chapter XIV. The Garden at Owlkirk
- Chapter XV. The Parlor at Owlkirk
- Chapter XVI. The Butcher's Shop
- Chapter XVII. The Parlor Again
- Chapter XVIII. The Park at Nestley
- Chapter XIX. The Rectory
- Chapter XX. At the Piano
- Chapter XXI. The Pastor's Study
- Chapter XXII. Two Minds
- Chapter XXIII. The Minister's Bedroom
- Chapter XXIV. Juliet's Chamber
- Chapter XXV. Osterfield Park
- Chapter XXVI. The Surgery Door
- Chapter XXVII. The Groans of the Inarticulate
- Chapter XXVIII. Cow-Lane-Chapel
- Chapter XXIX. The Doctor's House
- Chapter XXX. The Pony-Carriage
- Chapter XXXI. A Conscience
- Chapter XXXII. The Old House of Glaston
- Chapter XXXIII. Paul Faber's Dressing-Room
- Chapter XXXIV. The Bottomless Pool
- Chapter XXXV. A Heart
- Chapter XXXVI. Two More Minds
- Chapter XXXVII. The Doctor's Study
- Chapter XXXVIII. The Mind of Juliet
- Chapter XXXIX. Another Mind
- Chapter XL. A Desolation
- Chapter XLI. The Old Garden
- Chapter XLII. The Pottery
- Chapter XLIII. The Gate-Lodge
- Chapter XLIV. The Corner of the Butcher's Shop
- Chapter XLV. Here and There
- Chapter XLVI. The Minister's Study
- Chapter XLVII. The Blowing of the Wind
- Chapter XLVIII. The Border-Land
- Chapter XLIX. Empty Houses
- Chapter L. Fallow Fields
- Chapter LI. The New Old House
- Chapter LII. The Level of the Lythe
- Chapter LIII. My Lady's Chamber
- Chapter LIV. Nowhere and Everywhere
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