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Table of Contents

Table of Contents80

Cover
Title pagep. 1
Copyrightp. 2
Table of Contentspp. 3-5
Proempp. 6-15
Book Ip. 16
I. The Shipwrecked Strangerpp. 17-36
Breakfast for Lovepp. 37-42
III. The Barber’s Shoppp. 43-57
IV. First Impressionspp. 58-63
V. The Blind Scholar and His Daughterpp. 64-82
VI. Dawning Hopespp. 83-108
VII. A Learned Squabblepp. 109-116
VIII. A Face in the Crowdpp. 117-133
IX. A Man’s Ransompp. 134-144
X. Under the Plane-Treepp. 145-160
XI. Tito’s Dilemmapp. 161-165
XII. The Prize Is Nearly Graspedpp. 166-184
XIII. The Shadow of Nemesispp. 185-194
XIV. The Peasants’ Fairpp. 195-214
XV. The Dying Messagepp. 215-226
XVI. A Florentine Jokepp. 227-247
XVII. Under the Loggiapp. 248-257
XVIII. The Portraitpp. 258-268
XIX. The Old Man’s Hopepp. 269-274
XX. The Day of the Betrothalpp. 275-287
Book IIp. 288
XXI. Florence Expects a Guestpp. 289-298
XXII. The Prisonerspp. 299-308
XXIII. Afterthoughtspp. 309-313
XXIV. Inside the Duomopp. 314-323
XXV. Outside the Duomopp. 324-330
XXVI. The Garment of Fearpp. 331-338
XXVII. The Young Wifepp. 339-354
XXVIII. The Painted Recordpp. 355-362
XXIX. A Moment of Triumphpp. 363-372
The Avenger’s Secretpp. 373-386
XXXI. Fruit Is Seedpp. 387-393
XXXII. A Revelationpp. 394-409
XXXIII. Baldassarre Makes an Acquaintancepp. 410-422
XXXIV. No Place for Repentancepp. 423-440
XXXV. What Florence Was Thinking Ofpp. 441-445
XXXVI. Ariadne Discrowns Herselfpp. 446-460
XXXVII. The Tabernacle Unlockedpp. 461-467
XXXVIII. The Black Marks Become Magicalpp. 468-477
XXXIX. A Supper in the Rucellai Gardenspp. 478-504
XL. An Arresting Voicepp. 505-515
XLI. Coming Backpp. 516-519
Book IIIp. 520
XLII. Romola in Her Placepp. 521-532
XLIII. The Unseen Madonnapp. 533-541
XLIV. The Visible Madonnapp. 542-549
XLV. At the Barber’s Shoppp. 550-561
XLVI. By a Street Lamppp. 562-572
XLVIIpp. 573-577
XLVIII. Countercheckpp. 578-586
XLIX. The Pyramid of Vanitiespp. 587-594
Tessa Abroad and at Homepp. 595-608
LI. Monna Brigida’s Conversionpp. 609-615
LII. A Prophetesspp. 616-626
LIII. On San Miniatopp. 627-633
LIV. The Evening and the Morningpp. 634-639
LV. Waitingpp. 640-644
LVI. The Other Wifepp. 645-661
LVIIpp. 662-671
LVIIIpp. 672-679
LIXpp. 680-693
LXpp. 694-703
LXIpp. 704-709
LXIIpp. 710-716
LXIIIpp. 717-735
LXIVpp. 736-747
LXVpp. 748-760
LXVIpp. 761-766
LXVIIpp. 767-776
LXVIIIpp. 777-788
LXIXpp. 789-793
LXXpp. 794-800
LXXIpp. 801-809
LXXIIpp. 810-814
Epiloguepp. 815-819
Back cover

Table of Contents80

Cover
Title pagep. 1
Copyrightp. 2
Table of Contentspp. 3-5
Proempp. 6-15
Book Ip. 16
I. The Shipwrecked Strangerpp. 17-36
Breakfast for Lovepp. 37-42
III. The Barber’s Shoppp. 43-57
IV. First Impressionspp. 58-63
V. The Blind Scholar and His Daughterpp. 64-82
VI. Dawning Hopespp. 83-108
VII. A Learned Squabblepp. 109-116
VIII. A Face in the Crowdpp. 117-133
IX. A Man’s Ransompp. 134-144
X. Under the Plane-Treepp. 145-160
XI. Tito’s Dilemmapp. 161-165
XII. The Prize Is Nearly Graspedpp. 166-184
XIII. The Shadow of Nemesispp. 185-194
XIV. The Peasants’ Fairpp. 195-214
XV. The Dying Messagepp. 215-226
XVI. A Florentine Jokepp. 227-247
XVII. Under the Loggiapp. 248-257
XVIII. The Portraitpp. 258-268
XIX. The Old Man’s Hopepp. 269-274
XX. The Day of the Betrothalpp. 275-287
Book IIp. 288
XXI. Florence Expects a Guestpp. 289-298
XXII. The Prisonerspp. 299-308
XXIII. Afterthoughtspp. 309-313
XXIV. Inside the Duomopp. 314-323
XXV. Outside the Duomopp. 324-330
XXVI. The Garment of Fearpp. 331-338
XXVII. The Young Wifepp. 339-354
XXVIII. The Painted Recordpp. 355-362
XXIX. A Moment of Triumphpp. 363-372
The Avenger’s Secretpp. 373-386
XXXI. Fruit Is Seedpp. 387-393
XXXII. A Revelationpp. 394-409
XXXIII. Baldassarre Makes an Acquaintancepp. 410-422
XXXIV. No Place for Repentancepp. 423-440
XXXV. What Florence Was Thinking Ofpp. 441-445
XXXVI. Ariadne Discrowns Herselfpp. 446-460
XXXVII. The Tabernacle Unlockedpp. 461-467
XXXVIII. The Black Marks Become Magicalpp. 468-477
XXXIX. A Supper in the Rucellai Gardenspp. 478-504
XL. An Arresting Voicepp. 505-515
XLI. Coming Backpp. 516-519
Book IIIp. 520
XLII. Romola in Her Placepp. 521-532
XLIII. The Unseen Madonnapp. 533-541
XLIV. The Visible Madonnapp. 542-549
XLV. At the Barber’s Shoppp. 550-561
XLVI. By a Street Lamppp. 562-572
XLVIIpp. 573-577
XLVIII. Countercheckpp. 578-586
XLIX. The Pyramid of Vanitiespp. 587-594
Tessa Abroad and at Homepp. 595-608
LI. Monna Brigida’s Conversionpp. 609-615
LII. A Prophetesspp. 616-626
LIII. On San Miniatopp. 627-633
LIV. The Evening and the Morningpp. 634-639
LV. Waitingpp. 640-644
LVI. The Other Wifepp. 645-661
LVIIpp. 662-671
LVIIIpp. 672-679
LIXpp. 680-693
LXpp. 694-703
LXIpp. 704-709
LXIIpp. 710-716
LXIIIpp. 717-735
LXIVpp. 736-747
LXVpp. 748-760
LXVIpp. 761-766
LXVIIpp. 767-776
LXVIIIpp. 777-788
LXIXpp. 789-793
LXXpp. 794-800
LXXIpp. 801-809
LXXIIpp. 810-814
Epiloguepp. 815-819
Back cover

XIX. The Old Man’s Hope

Romola smiled too, in happy confidence.

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