The Hand of Ethelberta: A Comedy in Chapters

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A STREET IN ANGLEBURY—A HEATH NEAR IT—INSIDE THE ‘RED LION’ INN

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CHRISTOPHER’S HOUSE—SANDBOURNE TOWN—SANDBOURNE MOOR

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SANDBOURNE MOOR (continued)

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SANDBOURNE PIER—ROAD TO WYNDWAY—BALLROOM IN WYNDWAY HOUSE

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AT THE WINDOW—THE ROAD HOME

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THE SHORE BY WYNDWAY

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THE DINING-ROOM OF A TOWN HOUSE—THE BUTLER’S PANTRY

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CHRISTOPHER’S LODGINGS—THE GROUNDS ABOUT ROOKINGTON

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A LADY’S DRAWING-ROOMS—ETHELBERTA’S DRESSING-ROOM

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LADY PETHERWIN’S HOUSE

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SANDBOURNE AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD—SOME LONDON STREETS

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ARROWTHORNE PARK AND LODGE

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THE LODGE (continued)—THE COPSE BEHIND

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A TURNPIKE ROAD

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AN INNER ROOM AT THE LODGE

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A LARGE PUBLIC HALL

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ETHELBERTA’S HOUSE

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NEAR SANDBOURNE—LONDON STREETS—ETHELBERTA’S

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ETHELBERTA’S DRAWING-ROOM

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THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF THE HALL—THE ROAD HOME

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A STREET—NEIGH’S ROOMS—CHRISTOPHER’S ROOMS

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ETHELBERTA’S HOUSE

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ETHELBERTA’S HOUSE (continued)

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ETHELBERTA’S HOUSE (continued)—THE BRITISH MUSEUM

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY—THE FARNFIELD ESTATE

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ETHELBERTA’S DRAWING-ROOM

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MRS. BELMAINE’S—CRIPPLEGATE CHURCH

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ETHELBERTA’S—MR. CHICKEREL’S ROOM

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ETHELBERTA’S DRESSING-ROOM—MR. DONCASTLE’S HOUSE

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ON THE HOUSETOP

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KNOLLSEA—A LOFTY DOWN—A RUINED CASTLE

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A ROOM IN ENCKWORTH COURT

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THE ENGLISH CHANNEL—NORMANDY

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THE HÔTEL BEAU SÉJOUR, AND SPOTS NEAR IT

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THE HOTEL (continued), AND THE QUAY IN FRONT

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THE HOUSE IN TOWN

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KNOLLSEA—AN ORNAMENTAL VILLA

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ENCKWORTH COURT

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KNOLLSEA—MELCHESTER

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MELCHESTER (continued)

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WORKSHOPS—AN INN—THE STREET

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THE DONCASTLES’ RESIDENCE, AND OUTSIDE THE SAME

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THE RAILWAY—THE SEA—THE SHORE BEYOND

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SANDBOURNE—A LONELY HEATH—THE ‘RED LION’—THE HIGHWAY

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KNOLLSEA—THE ROAD THENCE—ENCKWORTH

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ENCKWORTH (continued)—THE ANGLEBURY HIGHWAY

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ENCKWORTH AND ITS PRECINCTS—MELCHESTER

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