Part Sixth AT CHRISTMINSTER AGAIN

1. Preface
2. Part First AT MARYGREEN
3. I · The schoolmaster was leaving the village, and…
4. II · Slender as was Jude Fawley’s frame he…
5. III · Not a soul was visible on the…
6. IV · Walking somewhat slowly by reason of his…
7. V · During the three or four succeeding years…
8. VI · At this memorable date of his life…
9. VII · The next day Jude Fawley was pausing…
10. VIII · One week’s end Jude was as usual…
11. IX · It was some two months later in…
12. X · The time arrived for killing the pig…
13. XI · Next morning, which was Sunday, she resumed…
14. Part Second AT CHRISTMINSTER
15. I · “Save his own soul he hath no star.”—SWINBURNE.
16. II · Necessary meditations on the actual, including the…
17. III · But under the various deterrent influences Jude’s…
18. IV · He was a handy man at his…
19. V · The schoolmaster sat in his homely dwelling…
20. VI · Jude’s old and embittered aunt lay unwell…
21. VII · The stroke of scorn relieved his mind,…
22. Part Third AT MELCHESTER
23. I · “For there was no other girl, O bridegroom, like her!”
24. II · “To-morrow is our grand day, you know.…
25. III · The seventy young women, of ages varying…
26. IV · Jude’s reverie was interrupted by the creak…
27. V · When he returned she was dressed as usual.
28. VI · Meanwhile a middle-aged man was dreaming a…
29. VII · Tidings from Sue a day or two…
30. VIII · Jude wondered if she had really left…
31. IX · On the morrow between nine and half-past…
32. X · Jude returned to Melchester, which had the…
33. Part Fourth AT SHASTON
34. I · Shaston, the ancient British Palladour
35. II · However, if God disposed not, woman did.…
36. III · Sue’s distressful confession recurred to Jude’s mind…
37. IV · Phillotson was sitting up late, as was…
38. V · Four-and-twenty hours before this time Sue had…
39. VI · In returning to his native town of…
40. Part Fifth AT ALDBRICKHAM AND ELSEWHERE
41. I · How Gillingham’s doubts were disposed of will…
42. II · It was an evening at the end…
43. III · When Sue reached home Jude was awaiting…
44. IV · Their next and second attempt thereat was…
45. V · The purpose of a chronicler of moods…
46. VI · The unnoticed lives that the pair had…
47. VII · From that week Jude Fawley and Sue…
48. VIII · In the afternoon Sue and the other…
49. Part Sixth AT CHRISTMINSTER AGAIN
50. I · On their arrival the station was lively…
51. II · Sue sat looking at the bare floor…
52. III · Sue was convalescent, though she had hoped…
53. IV · The man whom Sue, in her mental…
54. V · The next afternoon the familiar Christminster fog…
55. VI · The place was the door of Jude’s…
56. VII · Arabella was preparing breakfast in the downstairs…
57. VIII · Michaelmas came and passed, and Jude and…
58. IX · On the platform stood Arabella. She looked…
59. X · Despite himself Jude recovered somewhat, and worked…
60. XI · The last pages to which the chronicler…

Appendices

1. The Project Gutenberg eBook of Jude the Obscure
2. Jude the Obscure
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