The Evil Genius

Genres: Allgemeine Belletristik Liebesromane

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1. Before the Story - Miss Westerfield's Education - The Trial
2. Before the Story - Miss Westerfield's Education - The Sentence
3. Before the Story - Miss Westerfield's Education - The Letter
4. Before the Story - Miss Westerfield's Education - The Garret
5. Before the Story - Miss Westerfield's Education - The Landlord
6. Before the Story - Miss Westerfield's Education - The Brute
7. Before the Story - Miss Westerfield's Education - The Cipher
8. Before the Story - Miss Westerfield's Education - The Diamonds
9. Before the Story - Miss Westerfield's Education - The Mother
10. Before the Story - Miss Westerfield's Education - The School
11. First Book - Chapter I - Mrs. Presty Presents Herself
12. First Book - Chapter II - The Governess Enters
13. First Book - Chapter III - Mrs. Presty Changes Her Mind
14. First Book - Chapter IV - Randal Receives His Correspondence
15. First Book - Chapter V - Randal Writes to New York
16. First Book - Chapter VI - Sydney Teaches
17. First Book - Chapter VII - Sydney Suffers
18. First Book - Chapter VIII - Mrs. Presty Makes a Discovery
19. First Book - Chapter IX - Somebody Attends to the Door
20. First Book - Chapter X - Kitty Mentions Her Birthday
21. First Book - Chapter XI - Linley Asserts His Authority
22. First Book - Chapter XII - Two of Them Sleep Badly
23. First Book - Chapter XIII - Kitty Keeps Her Birthday
24. First Book - Chapter XIV - Kitty Feels the Heartache
25. Second Book - Chapter XV - The Doctor
26. Second Book - Chapter XVI - The Child
27. Second Book - Chapter XVII - The Husband
28. Second Book - Chapter XVIII - The Nursemaid
29. Second Book - Chapter XIX - The Captain
30. Second Book - Chapter XX - The Mother-in-Law
31. Second Book - Chapter XXI - The Governess
32. Third Book - Chapter XXII - Retrospect
33. Third Book - Chapter XXIII - Separation
34. Third Book - Chapter XXIV - Hostility
35. Third Book - Chapter XXV - Consultation
36. Third Book - Chapter XXVI - Decision
37. Third Book - Chapter XXVII - Resolution
38. Fourth Book - Chapter XXVIII - Mr. Randal Linley
39. Fourth Book - Chapter XXIX - Mr. Sarrazin
40. Fourth Book - Chapter XXX - The Lord President
41. Fourth Book - Chapter XXXI - Mr. Herbert Linley
42. Fourth Book - Chapter XXXII - Miss Westerfield
43. Fourth Book - Chapter XXXIII - Mrs. Romsey
44. Fourth Book - Chapter XXXIV - Mrs. Presty
45. Fourth Book - Chapter XXXV - Captain Bennydeck
46. Fourth Book - Chapter XXXVI - Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
47. Fourth Book - Chapter XXXVII - Mrs. Norman
48. Fifth Book - Chapter XXXVIII - Hear the Lawyer
49. Fifth Book - Chapter XXXIX - Listen to Reason
50. Fifth Book - Chapter XL - Keep Your Temper
51. Fifth Book - Chapter XLI - Make the Best of It
52. Fifth Book - Chapter XLII - Try to Excuse Her
53. Fifth Book - Chapter XLIII - Know Your Own Mind
54. Fifth Book - Chapter XLIV - Think of Consequences
55. Fifth Book - Chapter XLV - Love Your Enemies
56. Fifth Book - Chapter XLVI - Nil Desperandum
57. Fifth Book - Chapter XLVII - Better Do It Than Wish It Done
58. Fifth Book - Chapter XLVIII - Be Careful!
59. Fifth Book - Chapter XLIX - Keep the Secret
60. Fifth Book - Chapter L - Forgiveness to the Injured Doth Belong
61. Fifth Book - Chapter LI - Dum Spiro, Spero
62. Fifth Book - Chapter LII - L'homme propose, et Dieu dispose
63. Fifth Book - Chapter LIII - The Largest Nature, the Longest Love
64. Fifth Book - Chapter LIV - Let Bygones Be Bygones
65. Fifth Book - Chapter LV - Leave It to the Child

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The Evil Genius, one of Wilkie Collins' last works, is subtitled "A Domestic Scene". It is the intriguing tale of family Linley, including the "evil genius", and their governess Sydney Westerfield. In colorful pictures, Collins presents the story of this family, which becomes entangled in the often hypocritical Victorian perceptions of morality and decency. (Summary by Carolin)