singleline | CHAPTER | | PAGE | | I. | What came to George Early through a Keyhole | 9 | | II. | A Young Man in search of Bad Habits | 20 | | III. | George Early proves that Knowledge is Power | 30 | | IV. | Three Worms that turned | 45 | | V. | A New Lodger in Leytonstone | 56 | | VI. | Lamb Chops and Tomato Sauce | 71 | | VII. | An Erring Husband improves against his Will | 86 | | VIII. | George Early holds Fortune in his Arms | 97 | | IX. | The Man who laughed Last and Loudest | 116 | | X. | Hero Worship | 126 | | XI. | Cupid takes a Hand | 135 | | XII. | An Ironmonger in Love | 144 | | XIII. | A Fortnight's Holiday | 155 | | XIV. | "Tommy Morgan" | 165 | | XV. | Aunt Phoebe surprises her Nephew | 180 | | XVI. | George Early and the Giant Alcohol | 193 | | XVII. | Advice Gratis | 204 | | XVIII. | The Disadvantages of trying to be Good | 220 | | XIX. | A Shot that missed Fire | 230 | | XX. | A Dark Man of Foreign Appearance | 240 | | XXI. | Follow my Leader | 248 | | XXII. | Blind Man's Bluff | 265 | | XXIII. | First Stop, Hastings | 279 | | XXIV. | A Strawberry Mark | 299 | | XXV. | Name o' Phoebe | 307 | doubleline LOVE AND THE
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