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Epigraph

“Those individuals who have lead secluded or isolated lives, or have hitherto moved in other spheres than those wherein well-bred people move, will gather all the information necessary from these pages to render them thoroughly conversant with the manners and amenities of society.”

Manners and Rules of Good Society, by a Member of the Aristocracy
Contents
Epigraph1 min

Book 1: The Making of Kipps

Chapter 1: The Little Shop at New Romney33 minChapter 2: The Emporium29 minChapter 3: The Woodcarving Class24 minChapter 4: Chitterlow30 minChapter 5: Swapped11 minChapter 6: The Unexpected36 min

Book 2: Mr. Coote, the Chaperon

Chapter 1: The New Conditions32 minChapter 2: The Walshinghams16 minChapter 3: Engaged25 minChapter 4: The Bicycle Manufacturer13 minChapter 5: The Pupil Lover22 minChapter 6: Discords26 minChapter 7: London46 minChapter 8: Kipps Enters Society25 minChapter 9: The Labyrinthodon11 min

Book 3: Kippses

Chapter 1: The Housing Problem28 minChapter 2: The Callers17 minChapter 3: Terminations36 min
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