Thomas Hardy · 1872
31 chapters · 57,497 words
Preface
Part the First: Winter
II: The Tranter’s
III: The Assembled Quire
IV: Going the Rounds
V: The Listeners
VI: Christmas Morning
VII: The Tranter’s Party
VIII: They Dance More Wildly
IX: Dick Calls at the School
Part the Second: Spring
II: A Meeting of the Quire
III: A Turn in the Discussion
IV: The Interview with the Vicar
V: Returning Homeward
VI: Yalbury Wood and the Keeper’s House
VII: Dick Makes Himself Useful
VIII: Dick Meets His Father
Part the Third: Summer
II: Further Along the Road
III: A Confession
IV: An Arrangement
Part the Fourth: Autumn
II: Honey-Taking, and Afterwards
III: Fancy in the Rain
IV: The Spell
V: After Gaining Her Point
VI: Into Temptation
VII: Second Thoughts
Part the Fifth: Conclusion
II: Under the Greenwood Tree