The Cathedral

Renew：Part 71
Author：Hugh Walpole
Update：08-15-2023
Tags：Fiction Literature
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Chapter List

Chapter I
Chapter 2
Chapter III
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter IV
Chapter 8
Chapter V
Chapter 10
Chapter VI
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter VII
Chapter 16
Chapter Meeting in a few days" time, isn"t there?
Chapter VIII
Chapter morning" day. She always knew by her father"s appearance when there was to be a Chapter Meeting. He had then an extra gloss, an added splendour, and also an added importance. He really was the smartest old thing, she thought, looking at him this morning with affectionate pride. He looked as though he spent his time in springing in and out of cold baths.
Chapter House which had once been a continuation of Saint Margaret"s Chapel. Some extremely fine Early Norman arches which were once part of the Chapter House are still there and may be seen at the southern end of the Cloisters. Here, too, are traces of the dormitory and infirmary which formerly stood there. The present Chapter House consists of two rooms adjoining the Cloisters, once a hall used by the monks as a large refectory. There is still a timber roof of late thirteenth century work, and this is supposed to have been once part of the old pilgrims" or strangers" hall. The larger of the two rooms is reserved for the Chapter Meetings, the smaller being used for minor meetings and informal discussions.
Chapter I
Chapter II
Chapter 23
Chapter III
Chapter 25
Chapter IV
Chapter 27
Chapter 28
Chapter Meeting the other day. He hates me for it."
Chapter would dream of proposing a man like Forsyth. It"s incredible!"
Chapter 31
Chapter 32
Chapter to walk down the High Street."
Chapter VI
Chapter 35
Chapter VII
Chapter 37
Chapter 38
Chapter VIII
Chapter 40
Chapter IX
Chapter "due to new and regrettable influences." It was in answer to this letter that Ponting, the Resident Chaplain, had written saying that the Bishop would like to give Brandon luncheon. It may be said, therefore, that Brandon wished to consult the Bishop rather than the Bishop Brandon. The Archdeacon had pictured to himself a cosy _tete-a-tete_ with the Bishop lasting for an hour or two, and entirely uninterrupted. He flattered himself that he knew his dear Bishop well enough by this time to deal with him exactly as he ought to be dealt with. But, for that dealing, privacy was absolutely essential.
Chapter 43
Chapter 44
Chapter I
Chapter 46
Chapter 47
Chapter 48
Chapter II
Chapter 50
Chapter III
Chapter 52
Chapter 53
Chapter IV
Chapter changed to me-- especially noticeable at one of the Chapter meetings. I don"t want to make my story so long, my lord, that it will tire you. To cut it short--a day came when my boy ran off to London with a town girl, the daughter of the landlord of one of the more disreputable public-houses. That was a terrible, devastating blow to me. I have quite literally not been the same man since. I was determined not to allow it to turn me from my proper work. I still loved the boy; he had not behaved dishonourably to the girl.
Chapter 56
Chapter V
Chapter if they don"t let Forsyth have Pybus, and that Boadicea has ordered Johnny to take a voyage to the Canary Islands for his health, and that he says he"ll see her shot first! And Miss Milton is selling the letter for a thousand pounds to the first comer!"
Chapter VI
Chapter 60
Chapter VII
Chapter 62
Chapter I
Chapter 64
Chapter II
Chapter 66
Chapter III
Chapter 68
Chapter IV
Chapter Meetings.
Chapter 71