Damon and Delia
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- PART the FIRST. CHAPTER I. Containing Introductory Matter.
- PART the FIRST. CHAPTER II. A Ball
- PART the FIRST. CHAPTER III. A Ghost.
- PART the FIRST. CHAPTER IV. A Love Scene.
- PART the FIRST. CHAPTER V. A Man of Humour.
- PART the FIRST. CHAPTER VI. Containing some Specimens of Heroism.
- PART the FIRST. CHAPTER VII. Containing that with which the Reader will be acquainted when he has read it.
- PART the FIRST. CHAPTER VIII. Two Persons of Fashion.
- PART the FIRST. CHAPTER IX. A Tragical Resolution.
- PART the SECOND. CHAPTER I. In which the Story begins over again.
- PART the SECOND. CHAPTER II. The History of Mr. Godfrey.
- PART the SECOND. CHAPTER III. A Misanthrope.
- PART the SECOND. CHAPTER IV. Much ado about nothing.
- PART the SECOND. CHAPTER V. A Woman of learning.
- PART the SECOND. CHAPTER VI. A Catastrophe.
- PART the SECOND. CHAPTER VII. Containing what will terrify the Reader.
- PART the SECOND. CHAPTER VIII. A Denouement.
- PART the SECOND. CHAPTER IX. Which dismisses the Reader.
Damon and Delia fall in love instantly. Unfortunately, Damon is promised to another. Can true love prevail? Damon and Delia is a romance that is a bit tongue in cheek. It was penned on commission by William Godwin, political philosopher and writer, husband of Mary Wollstonecraft, and father of Mary Shelley.
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