The Shuttle
by Frances Hodgson Burnett
- Chapter I. The Weaving of the Shuttle
- Chapter II. A Lack of Perception
- Chapter III. Young Lady Anstruthers
- Chapter IV. A Mistake of the Postboy's
- Chapter V. On Both Sides of the Atlantic
- Chapter VI. An Unfair Endowment
- Chapter VII. On Board the "Meridiana"
- Chapter VIII. The Second-Class Passenger
- Chapter IX. Lady Jane Grey
- Chapter X. "Is Lady Anstruthers at Home?"
- Chapter XI. "I Thought You Had All Forgotten "
- Chapter XII. Ughtred
- Chapter XIII. One of the New York Dresses
- Chapter XIV. In the Gardens
- Chapter XV. The First Man
- Chapter XVI. The Particular Incident
- Chapter XVII. Townlinson & Sheppard
- Chapter XVIII. The Fifteenth Earl of Mount Dunstan
- Chapter XIX. Spring in Bond Street
- Chapter XX. Things Occur in Stornham Village
- Chapter XXI. Kedgers
- Chapter XXII. One of Mr. Vanderpoel's Letters
- Chapter XXIII. Introducing G. Selden
- Chapter XXIV. The Political Economy of Stornham
- Chapter XXV. "We Began to Marry Them, My Good Fellow!"
- Chapter XXVI. "What it Must be to You--Just You!"
- Chapter XXVII. Life
- Chapter XXVIII. Setting Them Thinking
- Chapter XXIX. The Thread of G. Selden
- Chapter XXX. A Return
- Chapter XXXI. No, She Would Not
- Chapter XXXII. A Great Ball
- Chapter XXXIII. For Lady Jane
- Chapter XXXIV. Red Godwyn
- Chapter XXXV. The Tidal Wave
- Chapter XXXVI. By the Roadside Everywhere
- Chapter XXXVII. Closed Corridors
- Chapter XXXVIII. At Shandy's
- Chapter XXXIX. On the Marshes
- Chapter LX. "Don't Go on with This"
- Chapter XLI. She Would Do Something
- Chapter XLII. In the Ballroom
- Chapter XLIII. His Chance
- Chapter XLIV. A Footstep
- Chapter XLV. The Passing Bell
- Chapter XLVI. Listening
- Chapter XLVII. "I Have No Word or Look to Remember"
- Chapter XLVIII. The Moment
- Chapter XLIX. At Stornham and at Broadmorlands
- Chapter L. The Primeval Thing
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