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The Money Moon
Jeffrey Farnol
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Chapter I. Which, being the first, is, very properly, the shortest chapter in the book	Chapter II. How George Bellew sought counsel of his Valet
Chapter III. Which concerns itself with a hay-cart, and a belligerent Waggoner	Chapter IV. How Small Porges in looking for a fortune for another, found an Uncle for Himself instead
Chapter V. How Bellew came to Arcadia	Chapter VI. Of the sad condition of the Haunting Spectre of the Might Have Been
Chapter VII. Which concerns itself among other matters, with "the Old Adam"	Chapter VIII. Which tells of Miss Priscilla, of peaches, and of Sergeant Appleby late of the 19th Hussars
Chapter IX. In which may be found some description of Arcadia, and gooseberries	Chapter X. How Bellew and Adam entered into a solemn league and covenant
Chapter XI. Of the "Man with the Tiger Mark"	Chapter XII. In which may be found a full, true, and particular account of the sale
Chapter XIII. How Anthea came home	Chapter XIV. Which, among, other things, has to do with shrimps, muffins, and tin whistles
Chapter XV. In which Adam explains	Chapter XVI. In which Adam proposes a game
Chapter XVII. How Bellew began the game	Chapter XVIII. How the Sergeant went upon his guard
Chapter XIX. In which Porges Big, and Porges Small discuss the subject of Matrimony	Chapter XX. Which relates a most extraordinary conversation
Chapter XXI. Of shoes, and ships, and sealing wax, and the third finger of the left hand	Chapter XXII. Coming events cast their shadows before
Chapter XXIII. How Small Porges, in his hour of need, was deserted by his Uncle	Chapter XXIV. In which shall be found mention of a certain black bag
Chapter XXV. The Conspirators	Chapter XXVI. How the money moon rose
Chapter XXVII. In which is verified the adage of the cup and the lip.	Chapter XXVIII. Which tells how Bellew left Dapplemere in the dawn
Chapter XXIX. Of the moon's message to Small Porges, and how he told it to Bellew--in a whisper	Chapter XXX. How Anthea gave her promise
Chapter XXXI. Which, being the last, is, very properly, the longest in the book