Once Aboard the Lugger-- The History of George and his Mary
by OpenStories
Original author: A. S. M. Hutchinson
"Once Aboard the Lugger-- The History of George and his Mary" by A. S. M. Hutchinson is a novel likely written in the early 20th century. The book appears to focus on the everyday lives of ordinary characters, particularly centering around George and his experiences as he navigates the complexities of life, love, and familial relationships. The beginning of the novel introduces readers to Mr. Christopher Marrapit, a reclusive gentleman with a fondness for cats, and his nephew George, who lives with him under a strained financial agreement initiated by his deceased mother. As George is portrayed struggling with expectations in his medical studies, the narrative hints at a potential romance with a mysterious young woman, setting the stage for a blend of social commentary and personal growth through George's journey. The introduction captures both the comedic and melancholic elements of each character's existence, engaging the reader with witty prose and thoughtful reflection on the mundane yet profound aspects of life.
Once Aboard the Lugger-- The History of George and his Mary, by A. S. M. Hutchinson. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #6410.
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45 Chapters
- 1.Book VI: Of Paradise Lost and Found761 words
- 2.Chapter I: Excursions In A Garden4,457 words
- 3.Chapter II: Excursions In Melancholy2,348 words
- 4.Chapter III586 words
- 5.Chapter IV: Excursions In A Hospital1,197 words
- 6.Chapter V: Upon Life: And May Be Missed409 words
- 7.Chapter VI: Magnificent Arrival Of A Heroine657 words
- 8.Chapter VII: Moving Passages With A Heroine1,519 words
- 9.Chapter VIII: Astonishing After-Effects Of A Heroine2,202 words
- 10.Chapter I: Excursions In The Memory Of A Heroine4,334 words
- 11.Chapter II: Excursions In Vulgarity1,570 words
- 12.Chapter III: Excursions In The Mind Of A Heroine1,198 words
- 13.Chapter IV: Excursions In A Nursery1,805 words
- 14.Chapter V: Excursions At A Dinner-Table1,753 words
- 15.Chapter I: Notes On The Building Of Bridges554 words
- 16.Chapter II: Excursions Beneath The Bridge3,703 words
- 17.Chapter III: Excursions In Love3,776 words
- 18.Chapter IV: Events And Sentiment Mixed In A Letter2,110 words
- 19.Chapter V: Beefsteak For 14 Palace Gardens3,660 words
- 20.Chapter VI: A Cab For 14 Palace Gardens3,769 words
- 21.Chapter I1,027 words
- 22.Chapter II2,505 words
- 23.Chapter III: Alarums And Excursions By Night4,964 words
- 24.Chapter IV: Mr. Marrapit Takes A Nice Warm Bath1,743 words
- 25.Chapter V4,261 words
- 26.Chapter VI: The Girl Comes Near The Lugger1,873 words
- 27.Chapter I943 words
- 28.Chapter II: Margaret Fishes; Mary Prays2,251 words
- 29.Chapter III: Barley Water For Mr. Marrapit2,118 words
- 30.Chapter IV: The Rape Of The Rose3,702 words
- 31.Chapter V: Horror At Herons' Holt1,350 words
- 32.Chapter VI: A Detective At Herons' Holt3,146 words
- 33.Chapter VII: Terror At Dippleford Admiral3,094 words
- 34.Chapter VIII: Panic At Dippleford Admiral1,400 words
- 35.Chapter IX: Disaster At Temple Colney3,783 words
- 36.Chapter I: Mrs. Major Bids For Paradise3,802 words
- 37.Chapter II: Mrs. Major Finds The Lock1,599 words
- 38.Chapter III: Mrs. Major Gets The Key2,186 words
- 39.Chapter IV: George Has A Shot At Paradise772 words
- 40.Chapter V3,045 words
- 41.Chapter VI: Agony In Meath Street1,857 words
- 42.Chapter VII: Mr. William Wyvern In Meath Street1,050 words
- 43.Chapter VIII: Abishag The Shunamite In Meath Street2,963 words
- 44.Chapter IX: Excursions In A Newspaper Office1,950 words
- 45.Chapter X: A Perfectly Splendid Chapter1,054 words