the Husband-Nervous

Disorders-Conversion-Frederick a

Teacher-Retreat to Sidmouth-Self-examination-The Mo-

ther dies-Frederick a Soldier-Retirement with a Friend-

Their Happiness how interrupted-Frederick an Actor—Is dis-

missed and supported-A last Adventure

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BOOK XII.

SIR OWEN DALE.

The Rector at the Hall-Why absent—He relates the Story of

Sir Owen-His Marriage Death of his Lady-His Mind ac-

quires new Energy-His Passions awake-His Taste and Sensi-

bility-Admires a Lady-Camilla-Her Purpose-Sir Owen's

Disappointment-His Spirit of Revenge-How gratified—

The Dilemma of Love-An Example of Forgiveness—Its

Effect

111

BOOK XIII.

DELAY HAS DANGER.

Morning Excursion-Lady at Silford, who?-Reflections on Delay

---Cecilia and Henry-The Lovers contracted-Visit to the

Patron-Whom he finds there-Fanny described-The yielding

of Vanity-Delay-Resentment-Want of Resolution-Fur-

ther Entanglement-Danger-How met-Conclusion

BOOK XIV.

THE NATURAL DEATH OF LOVE.

157

The Rector of the Parish-His Manner of teaching-Of living-

Richard's Correspondence-The Letters received-Love that

survives Marriage-That dies in consequence-That is permitted
to die for Want of Care-Henry and Emma, a Dialogue—
Complaints on either Side-And Replies-- Mutual Accusation
-Defence of acknowledged Error-Means of restoring Happi-
ness-The one to be adopted

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TALES OF THE HALL.

VOL. II.

BOOK IX.

B

The Morning Ride-Conversation-Character of one whom they meet-His early Habits and Mode of Thinking-The Wife whom he would choose-The one chosen-His Attempts to teach -In History-In Botany-The Lady's Proficiency-His Complaint-Her Defence and Triumph-The Trial ends.