Mr Sponge's Sporting Tour

Table of contents

• Author’s Preface
• Our Hero
• Mr Benjamin Buckram
• Peter Leather
• Laverick Wells
• Mr Waffles
• To Laverick Wells
• Our Hero Arrives at Laverick Wells
• Old Tom Towler
• The Meet
• The Find and the Finish
• The Feeler
• The Deal and the Disaster
• An Old Friend
• A New Scheme
• Jawleyford Court
• The Jawleyford Establishment
• The Dinner
• The Evening’s Reflections
• The Wet Day
• The F. H. H.
• A Country Dinner-Party
• The F. H. H. Again
• The Great Run
• Lord Scamperdale at Home
• Mr Spraggon’s Embassy
• Mr Spraggon at Jawleyford Court
• Mr and Mrs Springwheat
• The Finest Run That Ever Was Seen!
• The Faithful Groom
• The Crossroads at Dallington Burn
• Bolting the Badger
• Mr Puffington; or The Young Man About Town
• A Swell Huntsman
• Lord Scamperdale at Jawleyford Court
• Mr Puffington’s Domestic Arrangements
• A Day with Puffington’s Hounds
• Writing a Run
• A Literary Bloomer
• A Dinner and a Deal
• The Morning’s Reflections
• Wanted -- A Rich Godpapa!
• The Discomfited Diplomat
• Puddingpote Bower, the Seat of Jogglebury Crowdy, Esq.
• A Family Breakfast on a Hunting Morning
• Hunting the Hounds
• Country Quarters
• Sir Harry Scattercash’s Hounds
• Farmer Peastraw’s Dînée-Matinéee
• Puddingpote Bower
• The Trigger
• Nonsuch House Again
• The Debate
• Facey Romford at Home
• Nonsuch House Again
• The Rising Generation
• The Kennel and the Stud
• The Hunt
• Mr Sponge at Home
• How the Grand Aristocrat Came Off
• How Other Things Came Off

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