Somehow Good

Somehow Good

William De Morgan, english potter and tile designer (1838-1917)


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Table of Contents

-01- About this book

-02- A RETURNED TRAVELLER

-03- A JOURNEY IN THE TWOPENNY TUBE

-04- KRAKATOA VILLA, AND HOW THE ELECTROCUTED TRAVELLER WENT THERE IN A CAB. 

-05- HOW THE STRANGER STOPPED ON AT KRAKATOA VILLA

-06- THE CHRISTMAS AFTER

-07- OF BOXING DAY MORNING AT KRAKATOA VILLA

-08- CONCERNING PEOPLE'S PASTS

-09- THE ANTECEDENTS OF ROSALIND NIGHTINGALE, SALLY'S MOTHER

-10- HOW THOSE GIRLS DO CHATTER OVER THEIR MUSIC

-11- THE DANGERS OF AN UNKNOWN PAST

-12- MORE GIRLS' CHATTER. SWEEPS AND DUSTMEN

-13- WHAT FENWICK AND SALLY'S MOTHER HAD BEEN SAYING IN THE BACK DRAWING-ROOM

-14- OF A SLEEPLESS NIGHT MRS. NIGHTINGALE HAD, AND HOW SALLY WOKE UP AND TALKED

-15- HOW MILLAIS' HUGUENOT CAME OF A WALK IN THE BACK GARDEN

-16- CONCERNING DR. VEREKER AND HIS MAMMA, WHO HAD KNOWN IT ALL ALONG

-17- OF A WEDDING PARTY AND AN OLD MAN'S RETROSPECT

-18- SALLY'S LARK. AND HOW SHE TOOK HER MEDICAL ADVISER INTO HER CONFIDENCE AFTER DIVINE SERVICE

-19- OF A SWIMMING-BATH, ET PRÆTEREA EXIGUUM

-20- HOW FENWICK KNEW ALL ABOUT THE MASS

-21- MERE DAILY LIFE AT KRAKATOA

-22- OF JULIUS BRADSHAW'S INNER SOUL

-23- IT WAS THAT MRS. NIGHTINGALE'S FAULT

-24- OF A FOG THAT WAS UP-TO-DATE, AND HOW A FIRE-ENGINE RELIEVED SALLY FROM A BOY

-25- HOW MAJOR ROPER MET THAT BOY, AND GOT UPSTAIRS AT BALL STREET

-26- ABOUT SIX MONTHS, AND HOW A CABMAN SAW A GHOST

-27- MORNING AT LADBROKE GROVE ROAD, AND FAMILY DISSENSION

-28- ST. SENNANS-ON-SEA

-29- HOW SALLY PUT THE FINISHING TOUCH ON THE DOCTOR, WHO COULDN'T SLEEP

-30- OF A MARRIAGE BY SPECIAL LICENCE

-31- HOW A FORTNIGHT PASSED, AND THE HONEYMOONERS RETURNED

-32- HOW SALLY DIDN'T CONFESS ABOUT THE DOCTOR, AND JEREMIAH CAME TO ST. SENNANS ONCE MORE

-33- SALLY DIVED OFF THE BOAT, AND SHOCKED THE BEACH

-34- OF AN INTERMITTENT CURRENT AT THE PIER-END, AND OF DOLLY'S FORTITUDE. 

-35- OF THE REV. SAMUEL HERRICK AND A SUNSET

-36- A STONE THROWN DROVE THE WEDGE FURTHER YET. OF A TERRIBLE NIGHT IN A BIG GALE

-37- FENWICK AND VEREKER WENT FOR A WALK

-38- OF THE DOCTOR'S CAUTIOUS RESERVE, AND MRS. FENWICK'S STRONG COMMON-SENSE

-39- OF AN EXPEDITION AGAINST A GOODY, AND THE WALK BACK TO LOBJOIT'S

-40- HOW MEMORY CREPT BACK AND BACK, AND FENWICK KEPT HIS OWN COUNSEL. 

-41- BATHING WEATHER AGAIN, AND A LETTER FROM TISHY BRADSHAW

-42- OF LOVE, CONSIDERED AS A THUNDERSTORM, AND OF AGUR, THE SON OF JAKEH 

-43- OF A RECURRENCE FROM AS YOU LIKE IT AND HOW FENWICK DIDN'T

-44- HOW THE BARON SAW FENWICK HOME, WITHOUT HIS HAT

-45- OF A CONTRACT JOB FOR REPAIRS

-46- OF CONRAD VEREKER'S REVISION OF PARADISE, AND OF FENWICK'S HIGH FEVER

-47- AN ERRAND IN VAIN, AND HOW DR. CONRAD CAME TO KNOW

-48- WAS IT THE LITTLE GALVANIC BATTERY