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Title	# Words	# Reads
1 Chapter I. Of A Curious Meeting Of Extremes	515	151
2 Chapter II. Introduces More Unromantic Material	817	136
3 Chapter III. Of Eli Moggridge And The New Spirit	578	133
4 Chapter IV. Ends Quite Romantically	1171	149
5 Chapter V. Of The Artist In Man And His Materials	1262	133
6 Chapter VI. Of A Wonderful Quality In Women	1211	149
7 Chapter VII. The Literary And Philosophical Society Of Coalchester	1430	139
8 Chapter VIII. The Plot Against Coalchester	909	149
9 Chapter IX. "The Dawn."	911	144
10 Chapter X. How They Brought The Good News Of A Morris Wall-Paper To Coalchester	975	149
11 Chapter XI. A Little About Jenny	621	162
12 Chapter XII. How The Renaissance Came In Person To New Zion	4600	156
13 Chapter XIII. In Which Jenny Kisses Mr. Moggridge	1185	155
14 Chapter XIV. The Great Event Of Mr. Talbot's Life	879	141
15 Chapter XV. Jenny's Bottom Drawer	957	139
16 Chapter XVI. Theophil All This Time	1753	138
17 Chapter XVII. "O That 'T Were Possible ..."	751	134
18 Chapter XVIII. One Day Out Of All The Years	1510	144
19 Chapter XIX. Preparations For A Fast And Other Sadness	2774	132
20 Chapter XX. In Which Jenny Cries	1737	135
21 Chapter XXI. In Which Jenny Is Mysteriously Honoured	3580	128
22 Chapter XXII. The Tryst Lethean	1761	162
23 Chapter XXIII. Jenny's Lying In State	2003	175
24 Chapter XXIV. The Beginning Of The Pilgrimage - Message From Jenny	2589	157
25 Chapter XXV. Jenny's Poste Restante	520	145
26 Chapter XXVI. Further Concerning Theophil'S Life After The Death Of Jenny	3424	132
27 Chapter XXVII. Isabel Calling	1830	153
28 Chapter XXVIII. Back In Zion Place	1959	161
29 Chapter XXIX. And Suddenly The Last	2448	141