OF

PENDENNIS.

HIS FORTUNES AND MISFORTUNES, HIS FRIENDS
FORTUN
AND HIS GREATEST ENEMY.

BY

WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

PHILADELPHIA:

J. B. LIPPINCOTT AND COMPANY.

1868.

MD

LENOX LIBRARY

NEW YORK

V.

IN WHICH THE COLONEL NARRATES SOME OF HIS ADVEN-

TURES

49

XIII.

XIV.

WHICH HAD VERY NEARLY BEEN THE LAST OF THE STORY 141

A CRITICAL CHAPTER

155

XXIV.

XXIII. THE WAY OF THE WORLD

WHICH ACCOUNTS PERHAPS FOR CHAPTER XXIII.

XXV. PHILLIS AND CORYDON.

323

XXVIII. IN WHICH PEN BEGINS TO DOUBT HIS ELECTION

335

XXIX. IN WHICH THE MAJOR IS BIDDEN TO STAND AND DELIVER

349

CHAP.

XXX.

IN WHICH THE MAJOR NEITHER YIELDS HIS MONEY NOR

HIS LIFE

PAGE

XXXI.

IN WHICH PENDENNIS COUNTS HIS EGGS.

XXXII.

FIAT JUSTITIA

362

372

379

XXXIII. IN WHICH THE DECKS BEGIN TO CLEAR

XXXIV. MR. AND MRS. SAM HUXTER

388

397