RELIGION

Profits of Religion

Upton Sinclair

Young Goodman Brown

Nathaniel Hawthorne

The Blithedale Romance

Nathaniel Hawthorne

THEORY

Dada Manifesto

Hugo Ball, 1916

Tristan Tzara, 1918

Surrealist Manifesto

Andre Breton, 1924

Andre Breton, 1925

Andre Breton, 1934

POETRY

My God

Nah Nah Nah

Themes of the Unknown

The Abstract & the Ambiguous

Drunken

DOPPLEGANGER

William Wilson

Edgar Allan Poe

The Double

Foydor Dostoevsky

Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde

Robert Louis Stephenson

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The Blithedale Romance

by
Nathaniel Hawthorne

Table of Contents

I.      OLD MOODIE
II.     BLITHEDALE
III.    A KNOT OF DREAMERS
IV.     THE SUPPER-TABLE
V.      UNTIL BEDTIME
VI.     COVERDALE'S SICK CHAMBER
VII.    THE CONVALESCENT
VIII.   A MODERN ARCADIA
IX.     HOLLINGSWORTH, ZENOBIA, PRISCILLA
X.      A VISITOR FROM TOWN
XI.     THE WOOD-PATH
XII.    COVERDALE'S HERMITAGE
XIII.   ZENOBIA'S LEGEND
XIV.    ELIOT'S PULPIT
XV.     A CRISIS
XVI.    LEAVE-TAKINGS
XVII.   THE HOTEL
XVIII.  THE BOARDING-HOUSE
XIX.    ZENOBIA'S DRAWING-ROOM
XX.     THEY VANISH
XXI.    AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE
XXII.   FAUNTLEROY
XXIII.  A VILLAGE HALL
XXIV.   THE MASQUERADERS
XXV.    THE THREE TOGETHER
XXVI.   ZENOBIA AND COVERDALE
XXVII.  MIDNIGHT
XXVIII. BLITHEDALE PASTURE
XXIX.   MILES COVERDALE'S CONFESSION