right—Goddess of the Mint

292–297

CHAPTER FORTY-SIX

The pickpocket—Strange rencounter—Drag him along—A great service—Things of importance—Philological matters—A mother of languages

298–301

CHAPTER FORTY-SEVEN

New acquaintance—Wired cases—Bread and wine—Armenian colonies—Learning without money—What a language—The tide—Your foible—Learning of the Haiks—Pressing invitation

302–307

CHAPTER FORTY-EIGHT

What to do—Strong enough—Fame and profit—Alliterative euphony—A plan—Bagnigge Wells

308–311

CHAPTER FORTY-NINE

Singular personage—A large sum—Papa of Rome—Armenians—Roots of Ararat—Regular features

312–315

CHAPTER FIFTY

Wish fulfilled—Extraordinary figure—Bueno—Noah—The two faces—I don’t blame him—Of money

316–319

CHAPTER FIFTY-ONE

The one half-crown—Merit in patience—Cementer of friendship—Dreadful perplexity—The usual guttural—Armenian letters—Pure helplessness

320–324

CHAPTER FIFTY-TWO

Kind of stupor—Peace of God—Divine hand—Farewell, child—The fair—The massive edifice—The battered tars—Lost! lost!—Good-day, gentlemen

325–329

CHAPTER FIFTY-THREE

Singular table—No money—Out of employ—My bonnet—We of the thimble—Good wages—Wisely resolved—Strangest way in the world—Fat gentleman—Not such another—First edition—Not easy—Won’t close—Avella gorgio—Alarmed look

330–338

CHAPTER FIFTY-FOUR

Mr. Petulengro—Rommany Rye—Lil-writers—One’s own horn—Lawfully-earnt money—The wooded hill—A favourite—Shop window—Much wanted

339–343

CHAPTER FIFTY-FIVE

Bread and water—Fair play—Fashionable life—Colonel B--- or Joseph Sell—The kindly glow

344–347

CHAPTER FIFTY-SIX

Considerably sobered—The power of writing—The tempter—The hungry talent—Work concluded

348–350

CHAPTER FIFTY-SEVEN

Nervous look—The bookseller’s wife—The last stake—Terms—God forbid!—Will you come to tea?

351–354

CHAPTER FIFTY-EIGHT

Indisposition—A resolution—Poor equivalents—The piece of gold—Flashing eyes—How beautiful

355–358

CHAPTER FIFTY-NINE

The milestone—Meditation—Want to get up?—Sixteen shillings—Near-hand wheeler—All right

359–362

CHAPTER SIXTY

The still hour—A thrill—The wondrous circle—The shepherd—Heaps and barrows—What do you mean?—The milk of the plains—Hengist spared it

363–367

CHAPTER SIXTY-ONE

The river—The arid downs—A prospect

368–369

CHAPTER SIXTY-TWO

The hostelry—Life uncertain—Open countenance—The grand point—Thank you, master—A hard mother—Poor dear!—The odds—The better country—English fashion—Landlord-looking person

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