THE WALSHINGHAMS §1 The Cootes live in a little house in Bouverie Square with a tangle of Virginia creeper up the verandah. Kipps had been troubled in his mind about knocking double or single—it is th
THE WALSHINGHAMS §1 The Cootes live in a little house in Bouverie Square with a tangle of Virginia creeper up the verandah. Kipps had been troubled in his mind about knocking double or single—it is th
TERMINATIONS §1 Next morning came a remarkable telegram from Folkestone. "Please come at once, urgent, Walshingham…
THE CALLERS §1 The Kippses sat at their midday dinner-table and amidst the vestiges of rhubarb pie, and discussed two p…
THE HOUSING PROBLEM §1 Honeymoons and all things come to an end, and you see at last Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kipps descendi…
THE LABYRINTHODON §1 You imagine them fleeing through our complex and difficult social system, as it were, for life, fi…
KIPPS ENTERS SOCIETY §1 Submission to Inexorable Fate took Kipps to the Anagram Tea. At any rate he would meet Helen th…
LONDON §1 London was Kipps' third world. There were no doubt other worlds, but Kipps knew only these three; firstl…
DISCORDS §1 One day Kipps set out upon his newly-mastered bicycle to New Romney to break the news of his engagement to …
THE PUPIL LOVER §1 When Kipps came to reflect upon his afternoon's work he had his first inkling of certain compre…
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