The Travelling Companions
The story revolves around a group of people who embark on a journey together, each with their own secrets and motivations. As they travel, their individual stories unfold, revealing complex relationships and hidden agendas. The narrative explores themes of identity, morality, and the human condition, raising questions about the nature of truth and deception.
By F. Anstey · First published 1892 · Genre: Comedy, Travel Literature, Social Satire · 26 chapters
Contents
- Extremes Meet
- Podbury picks up Acquaintances
- Culchard comes out of his Shell
- Podbury is unpleasantly Surprised
- Culchard has the Best of it
- Culchard makes a little Miscalculation
- A Dissolution of Partnership
- Podbury finds Consolation
- Culchard is rather too Clever
- Podbury insists on an Explanation
- Courtship according to Mr. Ruskin
- Culchard descends from the Clouds
- On revient Toujours!
- Miss Banquo
- Culchard comes out Nobly
- Culchard feels slightly Uncomfortable
- Culchard cannot be "Happy with Either."
- A Suspension of Hostilities
- Crumpled Roseleaves
- Put not your Faith in 'Fidibus.'
- Wearing Rue with a Difference
- One Man's Meat; another Man's Poison
- PEARLS AND PIGS
- THE PILGRIMS OF LOVE
- JOURNEYS END IN LOVERS' MEETING
- Podbury Kisses the Rod
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