The Frobishers

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The Frobishers by Sabine Baring-Gould

Information about this edition Published 1901.

• Chapter 1 - A butterfly out of place
• Chapter 2 - Pendabury
• Chapter 3 - An orange envelope
• Chapter 4 - With the dessert
• Chapter 5 - Facing the worst
• Chapter 6 - In the Beaudessart arms
• Chapter 7 - Julie
• Chapter 8 - A change of air
• Chapter 9 - Polly Myatt
• Chapter 10 - Lead
• Chapter 11 - My pal
• Chapter 12 - Butter
• Chapter 13 - Common and unclean
• Chapter 14 - An obstinate woman
• Chapter 15 - The blue line
• Chapter 16 - Suppressed rheumatism
• Chapter 17 - Footings
• Chapter 18 - Mr. Mangin
• Chapter 19 - Social evenings
• Chapter 20 - A hamper of holly
• Chapter 21 - A Christmas dinner
• Chapter 22 - Theatre tickets
• Chapter 23 - Lavender lodge
• Chapter 24 - Tom Treddlehoyle
• Chapter 25 - In the office
• Chapter 26 - A second favour
• Chapter 27 - No garden
• Chapter 28 - Potters' rot
• Chapter 29 - "He went away sorrowful, having great possessions"
• Chapter 30 - But returned
• Chapter 31 - "Come over and help us!"
• Chapter 32 - Two aims

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