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Table of Contents

Table of Contents80

Cover
Title pagep. 1
Copyrightpp. 2-3
Table of Contentspp. 4-6
Proempp. 7-16
Book Ip. 17
I. The Shipwrecked Strangerpp. 18-37
Breakfast for Lovepp. 38-43
III. The Barber’s Shoppp. 44-58
IV. First Impressionspp. 59-64
V. The Blind Scholar and His Daughterpp. 65-83
VI. Dawning Hopespp. 84-109
VII. A Learned Squabblepp. 110-117
VIII. A Face in the Crowdpp. 118-134
IX. A Man’s Ransompp. 135-145
X. Under the Plane-Treepp. 146-161
XI. Tito’s Dilemmapp. 162-166
XII. The Prize Is Nearly Graspedpp. 167-185
XIII. The Shadow of Nemesispp. 186-195
XIV. The Peasants’ Fairpp. 196-215
XV. The Dying Messagepp. 216-227
XVI. A Florentine Jokepp. 228-248
XVII. Under the Loggiapp. 249-258
XVIII. The Portraitpp. 259-269
XIX. The Old Man’s Hopepp. 270-275
XX. The Day of the Betrothalpp. 276-288
Book IIp. 289
XXI. Florence Expects a Guestpp. 290-299
XXII. The Prisonerspp. 300-309
XXIII. Afterthoughtspp. 310-314
XXIV. Inside the Duomopp. 315-324
XXV. Outside the Duomopp. 325-331
XXVI. The Garment of Fearpp. 332-339
XXVII. The Young Wifepp. 340-355
XXVIII. The Painted Recordpp. 356-363
XXIX. A Moment of Triumphpp. 364-373
The Avenger’s Secretpp. 374-387
XXXI. Fruit Is Seedpp. 388-394
XXXII. A Revelationpp. 395-410
XXXIII. Baldassarre Makes an Acquaintancepp. 411-423
XXXIV. No Place for Repentancepp. 424-441
XXXV. What Florence Was Thinking Ofpp. 442-446
XXXVI. Ariadne Discrowns Herselfpp. 447-461
XXXVII. The Tabernacle Unlockedpp. 462-468
XXXVIII. The Black Marks Become Magicalpp. 469-478
XXXIX. A Supper in the Rucellai Gardenspp. 479-505
XL. An Arresting Voicepp. 506-516
XLI. Coming Backpp. 517-520
Book IIIp. 521
XLII. Romola in Her Placepp. 522-533
XLIII. The Unseen Madonnapp. 534-542
XLIV. The Visible Madonnapp. 543-550
XLV. At the Barber’s Shoppp. 551-562
XLVI. By a Street Lamppp. 563-573
XLVIIpp. 574-578
XLVIII. Countercheckpp. 579-587
XLIX. The Pyramid of Vanitiespp. 588-595
Tessa Abroad and at Homepp. 596-609
LI. Monna Brigida’s Conversionpp. 610-616
LII. A Prophetesspp. 617-627
LIII. On San Miniatopp. 628-634
LIV. The Evening and the Morningpp. 635-640
LV. Waitingpp. 641-645
LVI. The Other Wifepp. 646-662
LVIIpp. 663-672
LVIIIpp. 673-680
LIXpp. 681-694
LXpp. 695-704
LXIpp. 705-710
LXIIpp. 711-717
LXIIIpp. 718-736
LXIVpp. 737-748
LXVpp. 749-761
LXVIpp. 762-767
LXVIIpp. 768-777
LXVIIIpp. 778-789
LXIXpp. 790-794
LXXpp. 795-801
LXXIpp. 802-810
LXXIIpp. 811-815
Epiloguepp. 816-820
Back cover

Table of Contents80

Cover
Title pagep. 1
Copyrightpp. 2-3
Table of Contentspp. 4-6
Proempp. 7-16
Book Ip. 17
I. The Shipwrecked Strangerpp. 18-37
Breakfast for Lovepp. 38-43
III. The Barber’s Shoppp. 44-58
IV. First Impressionspp. 59-64
V. The Blind Scholar and His Daughterpp. 65-83
VI. Dawning Hopespp. 84-109
VII. A Learned Squabblepp. 110-117
VIII. A Face in the Crowdpp. 118-134
IX. A Man’s Ransompp. 135-145
X. Under the Plane-Treepp. 146-161
XI. Tito’s Dilemmapp. 162-166
XII. The Prize Is Nearly Graspedpp. 167-185
XIII. The Shadow of Nemesispp. 186-195
XIV. The Peasants’ Fairpp. 196-215
XV. The Dying Messagepp. 216-227
XVI. A Florentine Jokepp. 228-248
XVII. Under the Loggiapp. 249-258
XVIII. The Portraitpp. 259-269
XIX. The Old Man’s Hopepp. 270-275
XX. The Day of the Betrothalpp. 276-288
Book IIp. 289
XXI. Florence Expects a Guestpp. 290-299
XXII. The Prisonerspp. 300-309
XXIII. Afterthoughtspp. 310-314
XXIV. Inside the Duomopp. 315-324
XXV. Outside the Duomopp. 325-331
XXVI. The Garment of Fearpp. 332-339
XXVII. The Young Wifepp. 340-355
XXVIII. The Painted Recordpp. 356-363
XXIX. A Moment of Triumphpp. 364-373
The Avenger’s Secretpp. 374-387
XXXI. Fruit Is Seedpp. 388-394
XXXII. A Revelationpp. 395-410
XXXIII. Baldassarre Makes an Acquaintancepp. 411-423
XXXIV. No Place for Repentancepp. 424-441
XXXV. What Florence Was Thinking Ofpp. 442-446
XXXVI. Ariadne Discrowns Herselfpp. 447-461
XXXVII. The Tabernacle Unlockedpp. 462-468
XXXVIII. The Black Marks Become Magicalpp. 469-478
XXXIX. A Supper in the Rucellai Gardenspp. 479-505
XL. An Arresting Voicepp. 506-516
XLI. Coming Backpp. 517-520
Book IIIp. 521
XLII. Romola in Her Placepp. 522-533
XLIII. The Unseen Madonnapp. 534-542
XLIV. The Visible Madonnapp. 543-550
XLV. At the Barber’s Shoppp. 551-562
XLVI. By a Street Lamppp. 563-573
XLVIIpp. 574-578
XLVIII. Countercheckpp. 579-587
XLIX. The Pyramid of Vanitiespp. 588-595
Tessa Abroad and at Homepp. 596-609
LI. Monna Brigida’s Conversionpp. 610-616
LII. A Prophetesspp. 617-627
LIII. On San Miniatopp. 628-634
LIV. The Evening and the Morningpp. 635-640
LV. Waitingpp. 641-645
LVI. The Other Wifepp. 646-662
LVIIpp. 663-672
LVIIIpp. 673-680
LIXpp. 681-694
LXpp. 695-704
LXIpp. 705-710
LXIIpp. 711-717
LXIIIpp. 718-736
LXIVpp. 737-748
LXVpp. 749-761
LXVIpp. 762-767
LXVIIpp. 768-777
LXVIIIpp. 778-789
LXIXpp. 790-794
LXXpp. 795-801
LXXIpp. 802-810
LXXIIpp. 811-815
Epiloguepp. 816-820
Back cover

XIX. The Old Man’s Hope

Romola smiled too, in happy confidence.

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