Gryll Grange, by Thomas Love Peacock

Introduction

1. Misnomers
2. The Squire and His Niece
3. The Duke’s Folly
4. The Forest — A Soliloquy on Hair
5. The Seven Sisters
6. The Rustic Lover
7. The Vicar and His Wife — Families of Love — The Newspaper
8. Pantopragmatics
9. Saint Catharine
10. The Thunderstorm
11. Electrical Science — The Death of Philemon
12. The Forest Dell — The Power of Love — The Lottery of Marriage
13. Lord Curryfin — Siberian Dinners — Social Monotony
14. Music and Painting — Jack of Dover
15. Expression in Music — The Dappled Palfrey — Love and Age — Competitive Examination
16. Miss Niphet — The Theatre — The Lake — Divided Attraction — Infallible Safety
17. Horse-Taming — Love in Dilemma — Injunctions — Sonorous Vases
18. Lectures — The Power of Public Opinion — A New Order of Chivalry
19. A Symposium — Transatlantic Tendencies — After-Dinner Lectures — Education
20. Algernon and Morgana — Opportunity and Repentance — The Forest in Winter
21. Skating — Pas De Deux on the Ice — Congeniality — Flints Among Bones
22. The Seven Against Thebes — A Soliloquy on Christmas
23. The Two Quadrilles — Pope’s Ombre — Poetical Truth to Nature — Cleopatra
24. Progress of Sympathy — Love’s Injunctions — Orlando Innamorato
25. Harry and Dorothy
26. Doubts and Questions
27. Love in Memory
28. Aristophanes in London
29. The Bald Venus — Inez De Castro — The Unity of Love
30. A Captive Knight — Richard and Alice
31. A Twelfth-Night Ball — Pantopragmatic Cookery — Modern Vandalism — A Bowl of Punch
32. Hopes and Fears — Compensations in Life — Athenian Comedy — Madeira and Music — Confidences
33. The Conquest of Thebes
34. Christmas Tales — Classical Tales of Wonder — The Host’s Ghost — A Tale of a Shadow — A Tale of a Bogle — The Legend of St. Laura
35. Rejected Suitors — Conclusion