TERESA OF WATLING STREET    
      A Fantasia On Modern Themes    
      By Arnold Bennett    
      With Eight Illustrations By Frank Gillett    
      London: Chatto & Windum    
      1904    


 
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CONTENTS
 TERESA OF WATLING STREET 
 CHAPTER I—THE BANK 
 CHAPTER II—THE CIRCUS 
 CHAPTER III—CHINK OF COINS 
 CHAPTER IV—MR. PUDDEPHATT 
 CHAPTER V—FIRE 
 CHAPTER VI—THE DESIRE FOR SILVER 
 CHAPTER VII—NOLAN 
 CHAPTER VIII—THE PEER’S ADVICE 
 CHAPTER IX—A VISIT 
 CHAPTER X—MONEY-MAKING 
 CHAPTER XI—END OF THE NIGHT 
 CHAPTER XII—THE NAPOLEON 
 CHAPTER XIII—THE VASE 
 CHAPTER XIV—FEATHERSTONE’S RECITAL 
 CHAPTER XV—ARRIVAL OF SIMON 
 CHAPTER XVI—THE INTERVIEW 
 CHAPTER XVII—THE CLOSE 


 




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      CHAPTER I—THE BANK    
Since money is the      fount of all modern romantic adventure, the City of London, which holds      more money to the square yard than any other place in the world, is the      most romantic of cities. This is a profound truth, but people will not      recognise it. There is no more prosaic person than your bank clerk, who      ladles out romance from nine to four with a copper trowel without knowi                        
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