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RomolaCHAPTER XVI. A Florentine Joke.

Early the next morning Tito was returning from Bratti’s shop in the narrow thoroughfare of the Ferravecchi. The Genoese stranger had carried away the onyx ring, and Tito was carrying away fifty florin……

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PROEM.
CHAPTER I. The Shipwrecked Stranger.
CHAPTER II. Breakfast for Love.
CHAPTER III. The Barber’s Shop.
CHAPTER IV. First Impressions.
CHAPTER V. The Blind Scholar and his Daughter.
CHAPTER VI. Dawning Hopes.
CHAPTER VII. A Learned Squabble.
CHAPTER VIII. A Face in the Crowd.
CHAPTER IX. A Man’s Ransom.
CHAPTER X. Under the Plane-Tree.
CHAPTER XI. Tito’s Dilemma.
CHAPTER XII. The Prize is nearly Grasped.
CHAPTER XIII. The Shadow of Nemesis.
CHAPTER XIV. The Peasants’ Fair.
CHAPTER XV. The Dying Message.
CHAPTER XVI. A Florentine Joke.
CHAPTER XVII. Under the Loggia.
CHAPTER XVIII. The Portrait.
CHAPTER XIX. The Old Man’s Hope.
CHAPTER XX. The Day of the Betrothal.
CHAPTER XXI. Florence expects a Guest.
CHAPTER XXII. The Prisoners.
CHAPTER XXIII. After-Thoughts.
CHAPTER XXIV. Inside the Duomo.
CHAPTER XXV. Outside the Duomo.
CHAPTER XXVI. The Garment of Fear.
CHAPTER XXVII. The Young Wife.
CHAPTER XXVIII. The Painted Record.
CHAPTER XXIX. A Moment of Triumph.
CHAPTER XXX. The Avenger’s Secret.
CHAPTER XXXI. Fruit is Seed.
CHAPTER XXXII. A Revelation.
CHAPTER XXXIII. Baldassarre makes an Acquaintance.
CHAPTER XXXIV. No Place for Repentance.
CHAPTER XXXV. What Florence was thinking of.
CHAPTER XXXVI. Ariadne discrowns herself.
CHAPTER XXXVII. The Tabernacle Unlocked.
CHAPTER XXXVIII. The Black Marks become Magical.
CHAPTER XXXIX. A Supper in the Rucellai Gardens.
CHAPTER XL. An Arresting Voice.
CHAPTER XLI. Coming Back.
CHAPTER XLII. Romola in her Place.
CHAPTER XLIII. The Unseen Madonna.
CHAPTER XLIV. The Visible Madonna.
CHAPTER XLV. At the Barber’s Shop.
CHAPTER XLVI. By a Street Lamp.
CHAPTER XLVII. Check.
CHAPTER XLVIII. Counter-Check.
CHAPTER XLIX. The Pyramid of Vanities.
CHAPTER L. Tessa Abroad and at Home.
CHAPTER LI. Monna Brigida’s Conversion.
CHAPTER LII. A Prophetess.
CHAPTER LIII. On San Miniato.
CHAPTER LIV. The Evening and the Morning.
CHAPTER LV. Waiting.
CHAPTER LVI. The Other Wife.
CHAPTER LVII. Why Tito was Safe.
CHAPTER LVIII. A Final Understanding.
CHAPTER LIX. Pleading.
CHAPTER LX. The Scaffold.
CHAPTER LXI. Drifting Away.
CHAPTER LXII. The Benediction.
CHAPTER LXIII. Ripening Schemes.
CHAPTER LXIV. The Prophet in his Cell.
CHAPTER LXV. The Trial by Fire.
CHAPTER LXVI. A Masque of the Furies.
CHAPTER LXVII. Waiting by the River.
CHAPTER LXVIII. Romola’s waking.
CHAPTER LXIX. Homeward.
CHAPTER LXX. Meeting Again.
CHAPTER LXXI. The Confession.
CHAPTER LXXII. The Last Silence.
Epilogue.

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