The Man of Property

The Man of Property by John Galsworthy Volume 1 of The Forsyte Saga

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Table of Contents Preface Part I

‘At Home’ at Old Jolyon’s

Old Jolyon Goes to the Opera

In Swithin’s orange and light-blue dining-room, facing the Park, the round table was laid for twelve.

Projection of the House

A Forsyte Menage

James at Large

Old Jolyon’s Peccadillo

Plans of the House

Death of Aunt Ann Part II

Progress of the House

June’s Treat

Drive with Swithin

James goes to see for himself

Soames and Bosinney Correspond

Old Jolyon at the Zoo

Afternoon at Timothy’s

Dance at Roger’s

Evening at Richmond

Diagnosis of A Forsyte

Bosinney on Parole

June Pays Some Calls

Perfection of the House

Soames Sits on the Stairs Part III

Mrs. Macander’s Evidence

Night in the Park

Meeting at the Botanical

Voyage Into the Inferno

The Trial

Soames Breaks the News

June’s Victory

Bosinney’s Departure

Irene’s Return

TO MY WIFE:

I DEDICATE THE FORSYTE SAGA IN ITS ENTIRETY,

BELIEVING IT TO BE OF ALL MY WORKS THE LEAST

UNWORTHY OF ONE WITHOUT WHOSE ENCOURAGEMENT,

SYMPATHY AND CRITICISM I COULD NEVER HAVE

BECOME EVEN SUCH A WRITER AS I AM.

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