Blind Love

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Wilkie Collins, Walter Besant 1889
English
  • Preface
  • The Prologue, I-III
  • The Prologue, IV-VI
  • The Prologue, VII-IX
  • The Prologue, X-XI
  • Chapter I - The Sour French Wine
  • Chapter II - The Man She Refused
  • Chapter III - The Registered Packet
  • Chapter IV - The Game: Mountjoy Loses
  • Chapter V - The Game: Mountjoy Plays a New Card
  • Chapter VI - The Game: Mountjoy Wins
  • Chapter VII - Doctoring the Doctor
  • Chapter VIII - Her Father's Message
  • Chapter IX - Mr Vimpany on Intoxication
  • Chapter X - The Mockery of Deceit
  • Chapter XI - Mrs. Vimpany's Farewell
  • Chapter XII - Lord Harry's Defence
  • Chapter XIII - Iris at Home
  • Chapter XIV - The Lady's Maid
  • Chapter XV - Mr. Henley's Temper
  • Chapter XVI - The Doctor in Full Dress
  • Chapter XVII - On Hampstead Heath
  • Chapter XVIII - Professional Assistance
  • Chapter XIX - Mr. Henley at Home
  • Chapter XX - First Suspicion of Iris
  • Chapter XXI - The Parting Scene
  • Chapter XXII - The Fatal Words
  • Chapter XXIII - News of Iris
  • Chapter XXIV - Lord Harry's Honeymoon
  • Chapter XXV - The Doctor in Difficulties
  • Chapter XXVI - London and Paris
  • Chapter XXVII - The Bride at Home
  • Chapter XXVIII - The Maid and the Keyhole
  • Chapter XXIX - The Conquest of Mr. Vimpany
  • Chapter XXX - Saxon and Celt
  • Chapter XXXI - The School for Husbands
  • Chapter XXXII - Goodbye to Iris
  • Chapter XXXIII - The Decree of Fate
  • Chapter XXXIV - My Lord's Mind
  • Chapter XXXV - My Lady's Mind
  • Chapter XXXVI - The Doctor Means Mischief
  • Chapter XXXVII - The First Quarrel
  • Chapter XXXVIII - Ici On Parle Francais
  • Chapter XXXIX - The Mystery of the Hospital
  • Chapter XL - Dire Necessity
  • Chapter XLI - The Man is Found
  • Chapter XLII - The Mettlesome Maid
  • Chapter XLIII - Fiction: Attempted by My Lord
  • Chapter XLIV - Fiction: Improved by the Doctor
  • Chapter XLV - Fact: Related by Fanny
  • Chapter XLVI - Man and Wife
  • Chapter XLVII - The Patient and My Lord
  • Chapter XLVIII - 'The Mistress and the Maid'
  • Chapter XLIX - The Nurse is Sent Away
  • Chapter L - In the Alcove
  • Chapter LI - What Next?
  • Chapter LII - The Dead Man's Photograph
  • Chapter LIII - The Wife's Return
  • Chapter LIV - Another Step
  • Chapter LV - The Adventures of a Faithful Maid
  • Chapter LVI - Fanny's Narrative
  • Chapter LVII - At Louvain
  • Chapter LVIII - Of Course They Will Pay
  • Chapter LIX - The Consequences of an Advertisement
  • Chapter LX - On the Eve of a Change
  • Chapter LXI - The Last Discovery
  • Chapter LXII - The Board of Directors
  • Chapter LXIII - A Refuge
  • Chapter LXIV - The Invincibles
  • Epilogue
Blind Love, also published under the titles Iris and The Lord Harry is Wilkie Collins' last novel, completed after his death by Walter Besant. The blind love in the title refers to the love of Iris, a woman of virtue, for the morally corrupt Henry Norland. She loves him despite all his faults, but she also does not realize the full extent of them. As in many of Wilkie Collins' novels, this book also tackles difficult social problems. In this case, the Irish Question and women's rights bring another layer to the narrative. - Summary by Carolin.

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