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BROOKSMITH
THE REAL THING:	I,	II,	III,	IV
THE STORY OF IT:	I,	II,	III
FLICKERBRIDGE:	I,	II,	III,	IV,	V,	VI
MRS. MEDWIN:	I,	II,	III,	IV

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CHAPTER I.	Rowland
CHAPTER II.	Roderick
CHAPTER III.	Rome
CHAPTER IV.	Experience
CHAPTER V.	Christina
CHAPTER VI.	Frascati
CHAPTER VII.	Saint Cecilia’s
CHAPTER VIII.	Provocation
CHAPTER IX.	Mary Garland
CHAPTER X.	The Cavaliere
CHAPTER XI.	Mrs. Hudson
CHAPTER XII.	The Princess Casamassima
CHAPTER XIII.	Switzerland

	PAGE
The Real Thing	1
Sir Dominick Ferrand	45
Nona Vincent	131
The Chaperon	181
Greville Fane	249

BOOK FIRST.	LADY JULIA
BOOK SECOND.	LITTLE AGGIE
BOOK THIRD.	MR. LONGDON
BOOK FOURTH.	MR. CASHMORE
BOOK FIFTH.	THE DUCHESS
BOOK SIXTH.	MRS. BROOK
BOOK SEVENTH.	MITCHY
BOOK EIGHTH.	TISHY GRENDON
BOOK NINTH.	VANDERBANK
BOOK TENTH.	NANDA

	PAGE
CHAPTER I.
EARLY YEARS	1
CHAPTER II.
EARLY MANHOOD	25
CHAPTER III.
EARLY WRITINGS	52
CHAPTER IV.
BROOK FARM AND CONCORD	76
CHAPTER V.
THE THREE AMERICAN NOVELS	105
CHAPTER VI.
ENGLAND AND ITALY	147
CHAPTER VII.
LAST YEARS	171

	Introductory	1
I.	Tours	3
II.	Tours: the Cathedral	12
III.	Tours: Saint Martin	17
	"Saint Julian	20
	"Plessis-les-Tours	22
	"Marmoutier	23
IV.	Blois	26
V.	Chambord	36
VI.	Amboise	47
	Chaumont	51
VII.	Chenonceaux	54
VIII.	Azay-le-Rideau	64
IX.	Langeais	68[x]
X.	Loches	72
XI.	Bourges	77
	"The Cathedral	80
XII.	Bourges: Jacques Cœur	86
XIII.	Le Mans	94
XIV.	Angers	101
XV.	Nantes	107
XVI.	La Rochelle	115
XVII.	Poitiers	122
XVIII.	Angoulême	130
	Bordeaux	132
XIX.	Toulouse	136
XX.	Toulouse: the Capitol	141
XXI.	Toulouse: Saint-Sernin	145
XXII.	Carcassonne	150
XXIII.	Carcassonne	157
XXIV.	Narbonne	163
XXV.	Montpellier	170
XXVI.	The Pont du Gard	178
XXVII.	Aigues-Mortes	183
XXVIII.	Nîmes	188
XXIX.	Tarascon	195
XXX.	Arles	202
	"The Theatre	205
XXXI.	Arles: the Museum	209
XXXII.	Les Baux	213
XXXIII.	Avignon	223
	"The Palace of the Popes	226
XXXIV.	Villeneuve-lès-Avignon	230
XXXV.	Vaucluse	235
XXXVI.	Orange	243[xi]
XXXVII.	Macon	249
XXXVIII.	Bourg-en-Bresse	254
	The Church at Brou	255
XXXIX.	Beaune	262
XL.	Dijon	267

Tours: the House of Balzac	To face page	8
Tours: the Cathedral (Photogravure)	"	14
Tours: the Towers of St. Martin	"	18
Blois (Photogravure)	"	26
Blois: the Château	"	28
Chambord	"	38
Amboise: the Château	"	48
Chenonceaux (Photogravure)	"	56
Azay-le-Rideau	"	64
Loches	"	72
Loches: the Church	"	74
Bourges: the House of Jacques Cœur (Photogravure)	"	86
Bourges: Doorway, House of Jacques Cœur	"	90
Bourges: the Cathedral (West Front)	"	92
Le Mans: the Cathedral	"	98
Angers: Old Timbered Houses	"	104
La Rochelle	"	118
La Rochelle: the Hôtel de Ville (Photogravure)	"	120
Poitiers: Church of St. Radegonde (Photogravure)	"	126[xiv]
Bordeaux: the Quay (Photogravure)	"	134
Toulouse: St. Sernin (the Transept)	"	146
Toulouse: the Garonne (Photogravure)	"	148
Carcassonne	"	158
Carcassonne (another View)	"	160
Narbonne: the Washing Place	"	166
Narbonne: the Cathedral and Hôtel de Ville (Photogravure)	"	168
The Pont du Gard	"	180
Aigues-Mortes	"	186
Nîmes: the Cathedral	"	190
Nîmes: the Amphitheatre	"	192
Tarascon: the Castle	"	198
Arles: St. Trophimus	"	204
Arles: Ruins of the Roman Theatre	"	206
Arles: Door of St. Trophimus	"	210
Arles: the Cloisters (Photogravure)	"	212
Avignon: the Church	"	226
Vaucluse: Ruins of Castle	"	240
Orange: the Theatre	"	246
Lyons	"	250
Brou: the Church (Photogravure)	"	256
Beaune: the Hospital	"	264
Dijon	"	266
Dijon: the Park	"	268

Courtyard, House of Jacques Cœur	Half-title
Angers from the Bridge	Title-page
Aigues-Mortes		v
Isle-sur-Sorgues		viii
Saint-Bénazet: the Broken Bridge		ix
Villeneuve-lès-Avignon		xi
Narbonne: the Fish Market		ix
Avignon from Villeneuve		xiii
Toulouse: Hôtel d'Assézat		xvi
Nantes		1
Tours from the River		3
Langeais		3
Chaumont from the River		17
Blois		26
Chambord		36
Chaumont from the Bridge		47
Chenonceaux		54
Azay-le-Rideau		64
Langeais from the Loire		68
Loches		72
Bourges		77
Bourges: the Hôtel Lallemont		86
Le Mans		94
Angers: the Castle		101
Nantes: the Quay		107
La Rochelle: Tour de la Lanterne		115
Poitiers: the Cathedral		122
Bordeaux		130
Toulouse: the Cathedral		136
Toulouse: the Place de Capitol		141
Toulouse: Saint-Sernin		145
Carcassonne from the River		150
Carcassonne		157
Arles, Landscape near		163
Montpellier: the Aqueduct		170
The Pont du Gard		178
Aigues-Mortes		183
Nîmes: the Maison Carrée		188
Tarascon and Beaucaire		195
Provençal Landscape		202
Montmajeur		209
Les Baux		213
Villeneuve-lès-Avignon		218
Avignon		223
Vaucluse, Approach to		235
Orange: the Gateway		243
Valence		249
Macon		254
Macon: the Bridge		262
Beaune: the Hospital		267

PAGE
The Novels of George Eliot	1
On a Drama of Robert Browning	41
Swinburne's Essays	51
The Poetry of William Morris
I. The Life and Death of Jason	63
II. The Earthly Paradise	71
Matthew Arnold's Essays	83
Mr. Walt Whitman	101
The Poetry of George Eliot
I. The Spanish Gypsy	113
II. The Legend of Jubal	138
The Limitations of Dickens	153
Tennyson's Drama
I. Queen Mary	165
II. Harold	196
Contemporary Notes on Whistler vs. Ruskin
I. The Suit for Libel	207
II. Mr. Whistler's Rejoinder	211
A Note on John Burroughs	217
Mr. Kipling's Early Stories	225

PAGE
WITHIN THE RIM	11
REFUGEES IN CHELSEA	39
THE AMERICAN VOLUNTEER MOTOR-AMBULANCE CORPS IN FRANCE A Letter to the Editor of an American Journal	63
FRANCE	83
THE LONG WARDS	97

ILLUSTRATIONS
Henry James, from a Photograph by E. O. Hoppé	Frontispiece
Page of "the American" (original Version) as Revised by Henry James, 1906	to face page 70.

Pencil-drawn portrait of William James by himself, about 1866	Frontispiece
FACING PAGE
Louis Osborne. Sketch from a letter of William James (page 18)	18
Portrait in oils of Miss Katherine Temple, 1861	96
A leaf from the letter quoted on page 129	130
Sketch of G. W. James brought home wounded from the assault on Fort Wagner	244
"The cold water cure at Divonne—excellent for melancholia."—From a letter of William James (page 448)	448

		PAGE
I.	Emerson	1
II.	The Life of George Eliot	37
III.	Daniel Deronda: A Conversation	65
IV.	Anthony Trollope	97
V.	Robert Louis Stevenson	137
VI.	Miss Woolson	177
VII.	Alphonse Daudet	195
VIII.	Guy de Maupassant	243
IX.	Ivan Turgénieff	291
X.	George du Maurier	327
XI.	The Art of Fiction	375

LONDON	1
BROWNING IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY	51
CHESTER	61
LICHFIELD AND WARWICK	77
NORTH DEVON	93
WELLS AND SALISBURY	107
AN ENGLISH EASTER	121
LONDON AT MIDSUMMER	153 viii
TWO EXCURSIONS	175
IN WARWICKSHIRE	197
ABBEYS AND CASTLES	225
ENGLISH VIGNETTES	245
AN ENGLISH NEW YEAR	269
AN ENGLISH WATERING-PLACE	277
WINCHELSEA, RYE AND "DENIS DUVAL"	287
OLD SUFFOLK	317

A Tower on the Walls, Chester	Half-title
Magdalen Tower, Oxford (see p. 189)	Frontispiece
The Gate-House, Cambridge	Title
The Senate House, Oxford	v
Peterhouse Quad, Cambridge	vii
The Medway and Rochester Keep	ix
Richmond, from the Thames	1
St. Paul's, from Ludgate Hill	6
Entrance to St. James's Park, Duke of York's Column	16
In the Green Park	22
St. Paul's, from the Water	40 x
The Terrace, Richmond	42
North Door of the Abbey	51
The Abbey, from Victoria Street	54
Eaton Hall	61
Chester High Street	64
The Rows, Chester	68
Chester Cathedral, West Front	72
Shrewsbury	76
Haddon Hall	77
Lichfield Cathedral	80
The Three Spires of Lichfield	82
Warwick Castle	88
Haddon Hall, from the Road	91
Lynmouth	93
A Devonshire Lane	94
The Norman Towers of Exeter	98
Porlock Church, Exmoor	105
The West Front, Wells	107
The Market-Place, Wells	112
Salisbury Cathedral	116
Stonehenge	118
Glastonbury	120
The Abbey and Victoria Tower, from St. James's Park	121
Dark Mysterious London. Near Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster	126
In St. James's Park	130
Baker Street	134
Canterbury, from the Meadows	140
Rochester Castle	144
The Cathedral Close, Canterbury	148
The Nave, Canterbury	150
The Great Tower, Canterbury	152 xi
Greenwich Observatory	153
Piccadilly, near Devonshire House	156
The Ship, Greenwich	162
Kensington Gardens	166
Greenwich Park	173
Epsom Heath, Derby Day	175
The Start for the Derby	180
The Finish of the Derby	184
On the Downs, Derby Day	196
Kenilworth	197
Stratford-on-Avon Church	208
Charlecote Park	214
The Hospital, Warwick	223
Ludlow Castle	225
Ludlow Castle, from the Moat	234
Stokesay Castle	240
Ludlow Tower	243
Portsmouth Harbor, and "The Victory"	245
Shanklin	254
Chichester Cross	260
Abbey Gateway, Bury St. Edmunds	264
Trinity Gate, Cambridge	267
The Workhouse	269
A Factory Town at Night	272
A Factory Town	275
The Parade, Hastings	277
The Front, Brighton	280
A Crescent, Hastings	286
Winchelsea High Street	287
Rye, from Winchelsea Gate	290
Rye, from the Winchelsea Road	296
Rye, from the Marshes	300
The Sandgate, Rye	308 xii
A Street in Rye	315
FitzGerald's House	317
In Old Suffolk	326
A Suffolk Common	330

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TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

RODERICK HUDSON

by Henry James

CONTENTS

THE AMERICAN

by Henry James

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CONFIDENCE

by Henry James

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THE EUROPEANS

by Henry James

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SOME SHORT STORIES

By Henry James

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THE TURN OF THE SCREW

by Henry James

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THE ASPERN PAPERS

By Henry James

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The Ambassadors

by Henry James

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THE REAL THING AND OTHER TALES

By Henry James

CONTENTS

THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY

VOLUME I (of II)

By Henry James

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THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY

VOLUME II (of II)

By Henry James

CONTENTS

THE GOLDEN BOWL

Volumes I and II, Complete

By Henry James

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ITALIAN HOURS

By Henry James

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WHAT MAISIE KNEW

By Henry James

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THE AWKWARD AGE

By Henry James

CONTENTS

THE REVERBERATOR

By Henry James

CONTENTS

MADAME DE MAUVES

Byhenry James

CONTENTS

A PASSIONATE PILGRIM

By Henry James

CONTENTS

LOUISA PALLANT

By Henry James

CONTENTS

HAWTHORNE

By Henry James, Junr.

CONTENTS

THE BOSTONIANS

A Novel

By Henry James

Vol. I (of II)

MACMILLAN AND CO., LIMITED ST. MARTIN'S STREET, LONDON 1921

First Published in 1886

THE BOSTONIANS

A Novel

By Henry James

In Two Volumes

INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG

WORKS OF

HENRY JAMES

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