Barry Lyndon
by William Makepeace Thackeray
First published 1844
Contents
- A Bibliographical Note
- Chapter I: My Pedigree and Family—Undergo the Influence of the Tender Passion
- Chapter II: I Show Myself to Be a Man of Spirit
- Chapter III: A False Start in the Genteel World
- Chapter IV: In Which Barry Takes a Near View of Military Glory
- Chapter V: Barry Far from Military Glory
- Chapter VI: The Crimp Waggon—Military Episodes
- Chapter VII: Barry Leads a Garrison Life, and Finds Many Friends There
- Chapter VIII: Barry’s Adieu to Military Profession
- Chapter IX: I Appear in a Manner Becoming My Name and Lineage
- Chapter X: More Runs of Luck
- Chapter XI: In Which the Luck Goes Against Barry
- Chapter XII: Tragical History of Princess of X——
- Chapter XIII: I Continue My Career as a Man of Fashion
- Chapter XIV: I Return to Ireland, and Exhibit My Splendour and Generosity in That Kingdom
- Chapter XV: I Pay Court to My Lady Lyndon
- Chapter XVI: I Provide Nobly for My Family
- Chapter XVII: I Appear as an Ornament of English Society
- Chapter XVIII: My Good Fortune Begins to Waver
- Chapter XIX: Conclusion