Miranda of the Balcony

A Story

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• Publisher: The Floating Press
• Year: 2014
• Edition: 0
• eBook ISBN:
  9781776583218
• Topic: Literature
• Index: Literature

Romeo and Juliet have got nothing on Miranda Warriner and Luke Charnock. Although every sign seems to point to these lovers' fated union, a series of increasingly insurmountable obstacles seem to be conspiring to keep them apart -- many of which stem from the misdeeds of Miranda's late husband Ralph.

Table of contents

• MIRANDA OF THE BALCONY
• Contents
• Chapter I - In Which a Short-Sighted Taxidermist from Tangier Makes a Discovery Upon Rosevear
• Chapter II - Presents the Hero in the Unheroic Attitude of a Spectator
• Chapter III - Treats of a Gentleman with an Agreeable Countenance, and of a Woman's Face in a Mirror
• Chapter IV - Treats of the First Meeting Between Charnock and Miranda
• Chapter V - Wherein Charnock and Miranda Improve Their Acquaintanceship in a Balcony
• Chapter VI - While Charnock Builds Castles in Spain, Miranda Returns There
• Chapter VII - In Which Major Wilbraham Describes the Steps by Which He Attained His Majority, and Gives Miranda Some Particular Information
• Chapter VIII - Explains the Mystery of the "Tarifa's" Cargo
• Chapter IX - Shows the Use Which a Blind Man May Make of a Dark Night a Week
• Chapter X - M. Fournier Expounds the Advantages Which Each Sex Has over the Other
• Chapter XI - In Which Miranda Adopts a New Line of Conduct and the Major Expresses Some Discontent
• Chapter XII - The Hero, Like All Heroes, Finds Himself in a Fog
• Chapter XIII - Wherein the Hero's Perplexities Increase
• Chapter XIV - Miranda Professes Regret for a Practical Joke
• Chapter XV - In Which the Major Loses His Temper and Recovers It
• Chapter XVI - Explains Why Charnock Saw Miranda's Face in His Mirror
• Chapter XVII - Shows How a Tombstone May Convince When Arguments Fail
• Chapter XVIII - In Which the Taxidermist and a Basha Prevail over a Blind Man
• Chapter XIX - Tells of Charnock's Wanderings in Morocco and of a Walnut-Wood Door
• Chapter XX - Charnock, Like the Taxidermist, Finds Warriner Anything but a Comfortable Companion
• Chapter XXI - Completes the Journeyings of this Incongruous Couple
• Chapter XXII - In Which Charnock Astonishes Ralph Warriner
• Chapter XXIII - Relates a Second Meeting Between Charnock and Miranda
• Chapter XXIV - A Mist in the Channel Ends, as it Began, the Book