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The Adventures of Hugh Trevor The Adventures of Hugh Trevor Thomas Holcroft The Adventures of Hugh Trevor Table of Contents The Adventures of Hugh Trevor.............................................................................................................................1 Thomas Holcroft............................................................................................................................................1 PREFACE......................................................................................................................................................3 VOLUME I.................................................................................................................................................................4 CHAP. I..........................................................................................................................................................4 CHAP. II........................................................................................................................................................6 CHAP. III.......................................................................................................................................................7 CHAP. IV.......................................................................................................................................................8 CHAP. V........................................................................................................................................................9 CHAP. VI.....................................................................................................................................................11 CHAP. VII...................................................................................................................................................17 "TO MRS. ELFORD,...................................................................................................................................18 TO HUGH TREVOR...................................................................................................................................20 CHAP. VIII..................................................................................................................................................21 CHAP. IX.....................................................................................................................................................26 CHAP. X......................................................................................................................................................30 CHAP. XI.....................................................................................................................................................35 CHAP. XII...................................................................................................................................................36 CHAP. XIII..................................................................................................................................................39 CHAP. XIV..................................................................................................................................................43 CHAP. XV...................................................................................................................................................47 CHAP. XVI..................................................................................................................................................49 CHAP. XVII.................................................................................................................................................55 VOLUME II..............................................................................................................................................................56 CHAP. I........................................................................................................................................................56 CHAP. II......................................................................................................................................................59 CHAP. III.....................................................................................................................................................63 CHAP. IV.....................................................................................................................................................65 CHAP. V......................................................................................................................................................68 CHAP. VI.....................................................................................................................................................72 CHAP. VII...................................................................................................................................................74 CHAP. VIII..................................................................................................................................................76 CHAP. IX.....................................................................................................................................................78 CHAP. X......................................................................................................................................................80 CHAP. XI.....................................................................................................................................................83 CHAP. XII...................................................................................................................................................87 CHAP. XIII..................................................................................................................................................90 CHAP. XIV..................................................................................................................................................95 VOLUME III...........................................................................................................................................................100 CHAP. I......................................................................................................................................................100 CHAP. II....................................................................................................................................................105 CHAP. III...................................................................................................................................................108 CHAP. IV...................................................................................................................................................111 CHAP. V....................................................................................................................................................116 CHAP. VI...................................................................................................................................................120 CHAP. VII.................................................................................................................................................125 I..................................................................................................................................................................129 II.................................................................................................................................................................129 i The Adventures of Hugh Trevor Table of Contents The Adventures of Hugh Trevor III................................................................................................................................................................129 IV...............................................................................................................................................................129 CHAP. VIII................................................................................................................................................130 I..................................................................................................................................................................131 II.................................................................................................................................................................131 III................................................................................................................................................................131 IV...............................................................................................................................................................132 V.................................................................................................................................................................132 VI...............................................................................................................................................................132 CHAP. IX...................................................................................................................................................134 HISTORY OF MR. WILMOT...................................................................................................................135
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