Titus Groan

I. The Hall of the Bright Carvings . . . 1 II. The Great Kitchen . . . 16 III. Swelter . . . 23 IV. The Stone Lanes . . . 33 V. The Spy Hole . . . 40 VI. Fuchsia . . . 46 VII. Tallow and Birdseed . . . 50 VIII. A Gold Ring for Titus . . . 57 IX. Sepulchrave . . . 61 X. Prunesquallor's Kneecap . . . 67 XI. The Attic . . . 77 XII. Mrs. Slagg by Moonlight . . . 88 XIII. Keda . . . 96 XIV. First Blood . . . 99 XV. Assemblage . . . 111 XVI. Titus is Christened . . . 121 XVII. Means of Escape . . . 131 XVIII. A Field of Flagstones . . . 135 XIX. Over the Roofscape . . . 138 XX. Near and Far . . . 143 XXI. Dust and Ivy . . . 150 XXII. The Body by the Window . . . 153 XXIII. Ullage of Sunflower . . . 162 XXIV. Soap for Greasepaint . . . 166 XXV. At the Prunesquallors' . . . 175 XXVI. A Gift of The Gab . . . 192 XXVII. While the Old Nurse Dozes . . . 200 XXVIII. Flay Brings a Message . . . 208 XXIX . The Library . . . 214 XXX. In a Lime-Green Light . . . 222 XXXI. Reintroducing the Twins . . . 226 XXXII. The Fir Cones . . . 237 XXVIII. Keda and Rantel . . . 246 XXXIV. The Room of Roots . . . 259 XXXV. Inklings of Glory . . . 269 XXXVI. Preparation for Arson . . . 278 XXXVII. The Grotto . . . 286 XXXVIII. Knives in the Moon . . . 299 XXXIX. The Sun Goes Down Again . . . 303 XL. Meanwhile . . . 311 XLI. The Burning . . . 322 XLII. And Horses Took Them Home . . . 338 XLIII. Swelter Leaves His Card . . . 345 XLIV. The Unearthing of Barquentine . . . 349 XLV. First Repercussions . . . 356 XLVI. Sourdust is Buried . . . 359 XLVII. The Twins are Restive . . . 364 XLVIII. Half-Light . . . 368 XLIX. A Roof of Reeds . . . 371 L. Fever . . . 377 LI. Farewell . . . 381 LII. Early One Morning . . . 385 LIII. A Change of Color . . . 395 LIV. A Bloody Cheekbone . . . 402 LV. The Twins Again . . . 409 LVI. The Dark Breakfast . . . 4013 LVII. The Reveries . . . 419 LVIII. Here and There . . . 431 LIX. Presage . . . 437 LX. In Preparation for Violence . . . 441 LXI. Blood at Midnight . . . 450 LXII. Gone . . . 472 LXIII. The Roses Were Stones . . . 474 LXIV. Barquentine and Steerpike . . . 481 LXV. By Gormenghast Lake . . . 488 LXVI. Countess Gertrude . . . 512 LXVII. The Apparition . . . 513 LXVIII. The Earling . . . 520 LXIX. Mr. Rottcodd Again . . . 533