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16 totalTHE GODS AND MR. PERRIN - A Tragi-Comedy - By Hugh Walpole - Author Of “Fortitude,” “The Prelude To Adventure,” Etc. - New York George H. Doran Company - 1911
CHAPTER I—MR. VINCENT PERRIN DRINKS HIS TEA AND GIVES MR. TRAILL SOUND ADVICE - I.
CHAPTER II—INTRODUCES A CONFUSING COMPANY OF PERSONS, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON MRS. COMBER - I.
CHAPTER III—CONCERNS ALL THE WONDERFUL THINGS THAT MAY HAPPEN BETWEEN SOUP AND DESSERT - I.
CHAPTER IV—BIRKLAND LOQUITUR - I.
CHAPTER V—A GAME OF FOOTBALL AND A DANCE IN PENDRAGON HAVE THEIR PART IN THE SCHEME OF THINGS - I.
CHAPTER VI—SÆVA INDIGNATIO - I.
CHAPTER VII—THE BATTLE OP THE UMBRELLA; THEY OPEN FIRE - I.
CHAPTER VIII—THE BATTLE OP THE UMBRELLA; CAMPS ARE FORMED—ALSO SOME SKIRMISHING - I.
CHAPTER IX—THE BATTLE OP THE UMBRELLA; WITH THE LADIES - I.
Description
Also published as "Mr. Perrin and Mr. Traill."
Details
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (372K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by David Widger from page images generously provided by the Internet Archive
Release date
2016-06-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
About the author
Hugh Walpole
1884–1941
Best known for vivid storytelling and a gift for atmosphere, this English novelist and critic wrote prolifically across the early 20th century, from literary fiction to ghostly tales. His books often mix sharp observation of people with a strong sense of place, especially the Lake District he loved.
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