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The Tory Lover
by
Sarah Orne Jewett

To
T. J. E.

Contents I.  The Sea Wolf II. The Parting Feast III.  The Character of Honor IV. The Flowering of Whose Face V.  The Challenge VI. The Captain Speaks VII.  The Sailing of the Ranger VIII.  The Major's Hospitalities IX.  Brother and Sister X. Against Wind and Tide XI.  That Time of Year XII.  Between Decks XIII.  The Mind of the Doctor XIV.  To Add More Grief XV.  The Coast of France XVI.  It is the Soul that Sees XVII.  The Remnant of Another Time XVIII.  Oh Had I Wist! XIX.  The Best Laid Plans XX.  Now Are We Friends Again? XXI.  The Captain Gives an Order XXII.  The Great Commissioner XXIII.  The Salute to the Flag XXIV.  Whitehaven XXV.  A Man's Character XXVI.  They Have Made Prey of Him XXVII.  A Prisoner and Captive XXVIII.  News at the Landing XXIX.  Peggy Takes the Air XXX.  Madam Goes to Sea XXXI.  The Mill Prison

XXXII. The Golden Dragon ** Chapter title error? XXXIII.  They Come to Bristol XXXIV.  Good English Hearts XXXV.  A Stranger at Home XXXVI.  My Lord Newburgh's Kindness XXXVII.  The Bottom of these Miseries XXXVIII.  Full of Straying Streets XXXIX.  Mercy and Manly Courage XL.  The Watcher's Light XLI.  An Offered Opportunity XLII.  The Passage Inn XLIII.  They Follow the Dike XLIV.  The Road's End XLV.  With the Flood Tide Supplementary Materials Illustrations by the Woodburys Chronology of J. P. Jones Crew of the Ranger People & Places Extended Notes Related Works by Jewett & Others Reviews & Comments The Atlantic Monthly Serialization Jewett's Sources & Other Sources

Notes
T. J. E.:  Theodore Jewett Eastman, Jewett's nephew.
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XXXII. The Golden Dragon:  This chapter title appears to be an error, because there is no golden dragon in the novel.  In this chapter Mary and Madam Wallingford journey to England on the Golden Dolphin.
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Note on the Text

Except that most ordinary contractions have been closed (did n't becomes didn't), this text is intended to duplicate the 1901 first edition of The Tory Lover.  It has been checked against the 1975 Old Berwick Historical Society edition, an exact photographic reprinting of the first edition.  Apparent errors in the text have been marked with brackets [ ]; and these have been checked against the 1901 reprint edition, which has exactly the same errors (except for a correction of removing a comma from the opening quotation on p. 268).  Illustrations are from the 1901 reprint edition.

Edited and annotated by Terry Heller, Coe College.
With assistance of:  Travis Feltman, Gabe Heller, Linda Heller, the staff of Stewart Memorial Library, Coe College, and many other individuals and organizations acknowledged in the notes.

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