Under the Greenwood Tree; Or, The Mellstock Quire A Rural Painting of the Dutch School
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Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy
UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE or THE MELLSTOCK QUIRE A RURAL PAINTING OF THE DUTCH SCHOOL by Thomas Hardy
PREFACE
PART THE FIRST—WINTER
CHAPTER I: MELLSTOCK-LANE
CHAPTER II: THE TRANTER’S
CHAPTER III: THE ASSEMBLED QUIRE
CHAPTER IV: GOING THE ROUNDS
CHAPTER V: THE LISTENERS
CHAPTER VI: CHRISTMAS MORNING
CHAPTER VII: THE TRANTER’S PARTY
CHAPTER VIII: THEY DANCE MORE WILDLY
CHAPTER IX: DICK CALLS AT THE SCHOOL
PART THE SECOND—SPRING
CHAPTER I: PASSING BY THE SCHOOL
CHAPTER II: A MEETING OF THE QUIRE
CHAPTER III: A TURN IN THE DISCUSSION
CHAPTER IV: THE INTERVIEW WITH THE VICAR
CHAPTER V: RETURNING HOME WARD
CHAPTER VI: YALBURY WOOD AND THE KEEPER’S HOUSE
CHAPTER VII: DICK MAKES HIMSELF USEFUL
CHAPTER VIII: DICK MEETS HIS FATHER
PART THE THIRD—SUMMER
CHAPTER I: DRIVING OUT OF BUDMOUTH
CHAPTER II: FURTHER ALONG THE ROAD
CHAPTER III: A CONFESSION
CHAPTER IV: AN ARRANGEMENT
PART THE FOURTH—AUTUMN
CHAPTER I: GOING NUTTING
CHAPTER II: HONEY-TAKING, AND AFTERWARDS
CHAPTER III: FANCY IN THE RAIN
CHAPTER IV: THE SPELL
CHAPTER V: AFTER GAINING HER POINT
CHAPTER VI: INTO TEMPTATION
CHAPTER VII: SECOND THOUGHTS
PART THE FIFTH: CONCLUSION
CHAPTER I: ‘THE KNOT THERE’S NO UNTYING’
CHAPTER II: UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE
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