The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Man of Feeling

1. THE Man Of Feeling
2. Editor’s Introduction
3. Index to Tears.
4. Author’s Introduction
5. Chapter XI. [15] on Bashfulness.—a Character.—his Opinion on That Subject.
6. Chapter XII: Of Worldly Interests.
7. Chapter XIII: The Man of Feeling in Love.
8. Chapter XIV: He Sets Out on His Journey—the Beggar and His Dog.
9. Chapter XIX: He Makes a Second Expedition to the Baronet’s. The Laudable Ambition of a Young Man to Be Thought Something by the World.
10. Chapter XX: He Visits Bedlam.—the Distresses of a Daughter.
11. Chapter XXI: The Misanthrope.
12. Chapter XXV: His Skill in Physiognomy.
13. Chapter XXVI: Fruits of the Dead Sea.
14. Chapter XXVII: His Skill in Physiognomy Is Doubted.
15. Chapter XXVIII: He Keeps His Appointment.
16. Chapter XXIX: The Distresses of a Father.
17. A Fragment. Showing His Success with the Baronet.
18. Chapter XXXIII: He Leaves London—characters in a Stage-Coach.
19. Chapter XXXIV: He Meets an Old Acquaintance.
20. Chapter XXXV: He Misses an Old Acquaintance.—an Adventure Consequent upon It.
21. Chapter XXXVI: He Returns Home.—a Description of His Retinue.
22. A Fragment. The Man of Feeling Talks of What He Does Not Understand.—an Incident.
23. Chapter XL: The Man of Feeling Jealous.
24. The Pupil. A Fragment.
25. Chapter LV: He Sees Miss Walton, and Is Happy.
26. Chapter LVI: The Emotions of the Heart.
27. The Conclusion.

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