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Автор: George Gissing
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       George Gissing

      New Grub Street

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4057664180698

       PART I.

       CHAPTER I. A MAN OF HIS DAY

       CHAPTER II. THE HOUSE OF YULE

       CHAPTER III. HOLIDAY

       CHAPTER IV. AN AUTHOR AND HIS WIFE

       CHAPTER V. THE WAY HITHER

       CHAPTER VI. THE PRACTICAL FRIEND

       CHAPTER VII. MARIAN’S HOME

       PART TWO

       CHAPTER VIII. TO THE WINNING SIDE

       CHAPTER IX. INVITA MINERVA

       CHAPTER X. THE FRIENDS OF THE FAMILY

       CHAPTER XI. RESPITE

       CHAPTER XII. WORK WITHOUT HOPE

       CHAPTER XIII. A WARNING

       CHAPTER XIV. RECRUITS

       CHAPTER XV. THE LAST RESOURCE

       PART THREE

       CHAPTER XVI. REJECTION

       CHAPTER XVII. THE PARTING

       CHAPTER XVIII. THE OLD HOME

       CHAPTER XIX. THE PAST REVIVED

       CHAPTER XX. THE END OF WAITING

       CHAPTER XXI. MR YULE LEAVES TOWN

       CHAPTER XXII. THE LEGATEES

       PART FOUR

       CHAPTER XXIII. A PROPOSED INVESTMENT

       CHAPTER XXIV. JASPER’S MAGNANIMITY

       CHAPTER XXV. A FRUITLESS MEETING

       CHAPTER XXVI. MARRIED WOMAN’S PROPERTY

       CHAPTER XXVII. THE LONELY MAN

       CHAPTER XXVIII. INTERIM

       CHAPTER XXIX. CATASTROPHE

       PART FIVE

       CHAPTER XXX. WAITING ON DESTINY

       CHAPTER XXXI. A RESCUE AND A SUMMONS

       CHAPTER XXXII. REARDON BECOMES PRACTICAL

       CHAPTER XXXIII. THE SUNNY WAY

       CHAPTER XXXIV. A CHECK

       CHAPTER XXXV. FEVER AND REST

       CHAPTER XXXVI. JASPER’S DELICATE CASE

       CHAPTER XXXVII. REWARDS

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      As the Milvains sat down to breakfast the clock of Wattleborough parish church struck eight; it was two miles away, but the strokes were borne very distinctly on the west wind this autumn morning. Jasper, listening before he cracked an egg, remarked with cheerfulness:

      ‘There’s a man being hanged in London at this moment.’

      ‘Surely it isn’t necessary to let us know that,’ said his sister Maud, coldly.

      ‘And in such a tone, too!’ protested his sister Dora.

      ‘Who is it?’ inquired Mrs. Milvain, looking at her son with pained forehead.

      ‘I don’t know. It happened to catch my eye in the paper yesterday that someone was to be hanged at Newgate this morning. There’s a certain satisfaction in reflecting that