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Prefers | |
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Introduction | |
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Prefatory Letter to | |
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Winifred Holtby's map of South Riding | |
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Prologue in a Press Gallery | |
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Education | |
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Lord Sedgmire's Granddaughter Awaits an Alderman | |
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Kiplington Governors Appoint a New Head Mistress | |
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Mr. Holly Blows Out a Candle | |
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Alderman Mrs. Beddows Considers Heredity | |
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Miss Burton Surveys a Battlefield | |
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Alderman Snaith Contemplates a Wilderness | |
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Madame Hubbard Has Highly Talented Pupils | |
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Highways and Bridges | |
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Councillor Carne Misses a Sub-Committee | |
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Councillor Huggins Incurs an Obligation | |
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Tom Sawdon Decides to Buy a Dog | |
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Sarah Acquires an Ally, and Came an Enemy | |
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Lydia Holly Goes Home | |
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Two Antagonists Meet | |
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Agriculture and Small-Holdings | |
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The Cold Harbour Colonists State a Case | |
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Alderman Shaith is Very Fond of Cats | |
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Mr. Castle Counsels Caution | |
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Mr. Barnabas Holly Toasts Heredity | |
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Miss Sigglesthwaite Sees the Lambs of God | |
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Two Antagonists Meet Again | |
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Public Health | |
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Mrs. Holly Fails Her family | |
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Teacher and Alderman Do Not Sec Eye to Eye | |
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Councillor Huggins Secures the Floodlighting of the Hospital | |
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Midge Enjoys the Measles | |
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Lily Sawdon Propitiates a God | |
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The Hubbards' Only Object is Philamhiopy | |
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Public Assistance | |
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Nancy Mitchell Keeps Her Diffnity | |
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Mrs. Beddows Has Three Men to Think of | |
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Sarah Looks Out of a Window | |
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Nymphs and Shepherds, Come Away | |
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Came Visits Two Ideal Homes | |
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Mr. Mitichell Faces an Inquisition | |
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Mental Deficiency | |
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Temporary Insanity is Acknowledged at the Nag's Head | |
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Midge Provokes Hysteria | |
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Mr. Huggins Tastes the Madness of Victory | |
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Mrs. Beddows Pays a Statutory Visit | |
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Nat Brimsley Does Not Like Rabbit Pie | |
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Two in a Hotel are Temporarily Insane | |
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Finance | |
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Mrs. Beddows Receives a Christmas Present | |
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Mrs. Holly Brings Home a Christmas Present | |
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Councillor Huggins Prepares for an Election | |
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A Procession Passes Through Maythorpe Village | |
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The Head Mistress Introduces a Governor | |
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Carne Rides South | |
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Housing and Town Planning | |
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Astell and Snaith Plan a New Jerusalem | |
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Three Revellers Have a Night Out | |
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Councillor Huggins Vindicates Morality | |
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Midge Decides to Go Home | |
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The Hollys Go Picnicking | |
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Mrs. Beddow Sends Sarah About Her Business | |
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Epilogue at a Silver Jubilee | |
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Ave Atque Vale: An Epitaph by Vera Brittain | |