6Chapter IV Richard Marwood Lights His Pipe
169Chapter 31 Clement Austin Makes a Sacrifice.
7Chapter V The Healing Waters
170Chapter 32 What Happened at Maudesley Abbey.
8Chapter VI Two Coroner’s Inquests
171Chapter 33 Margaret’s Return.
9Chapter VII The Dumb Detective a Philanthropist
172Chapter 34 Farewell.
10Chapter VIII Seven Letters on the Dirty Alphabet
173Chapter 35 A Discovery at the Luxembourg.
11Chapter IX “Mad, Gentlemen of the Jury”
174Chapter 36 Looking for the Portrait.
12Book the Second A Clearance of All Scores
175Chapter 37 Margaret’s Letter.
13Chapter I Blind Peter
176Chapter 38 Notes from a Journal Kept by Clement Austin During His Journey to Winchester.
14Chapter II Like and Unlike
177Chapter 39 Clement Austin’s Journal Continued.
15Chapter III A Golden Secret
178Chapter 40 Flight.
16Chapter IV Jim Looks Over the Brink of the Terrible Gulf
179Chapter 41 At Maudesley Abbey.
17Chapter V Midnight by the Slopperton Clocks
180Chapter 42 The Housemaid at Woodbine Cottage.
18Chapter VI The Quiet Figure on the Heath
181Chapter 43 On the Track.
19Chapter VII The Usher Resigns His Situation
182Chapter 44 Chasing the “Crow.”
20Book the Third A Holy Institution
183Chapter 45 Giving it up.
21Chapter I The Value of an Opera-Glass
184Chapter 46 Clement’s Story. — Before the Dawn.
22Chapter II Working in the Dark
185Chapter 47 The Dawn.
23Chapter III The Wrong Footstep
186The Epilogue.
24Chapter IV Ocular Demonstration
187Run to Earth
25Chapter V The King of Spades
188Chapter 1 Warned in a Dream.
26Chapter VI A Glass of Wine
189Chapter 2 Done in the Darkness.
27Chapter VII The Last Act of Lucretia Borgia
190Chapter 3 Disinherited.
28Chapter VIII Bad Dreams and a Worse Waking
191Chapter 4 Out of the Depths.
29Chapter IX A Marriage in High Life
192Chapter 5 “Evil, Be Thou My Good.”
30Chapter X Animal Magnetism
193Chapter 6 Auld Robin Gray.
31Book the Fourth Napoleon the Great
194Chapter 7 “O Beware, My Lord, of Jealousy.”
32Chapter I The Boy from Slopperton
195Chapter 8 After the Pic-Nic.
33Chapter II Mr. Augustus Darley and Mr. Joseph Peters Go Out Fishing
196Chapter 9 On Yarborough Tower.
34Chapter III The Emperor Bids Adieu to Elba
197Chapter 10 “How Art Thou Lost! — How on a Sudden Lost!”
35Chapter IV Joy and Happiness for Everybody
198Chapter 11 “The Will! The Testament!”
36Chapter V The Cherokees Take an Oath
199Chapter 12 A Friend in Need.
37Chapter VI Mr. Peters Relates How He Thought He had a Clue, and How He Lost It
200Chapter 13 In Your Patience Ye are Strong.
38Book the Fifth The Dumb Detective
201Chapter 14 A Ghostly Visitant.
39Chapter I The Count De Marolles at Home
202Chapter 15 A Terrible Resolve.
40Chapter II Mr. Peters Sees a Ghost
203Chapter 16 Waiting and Watching.
41Chapter III The Cherokees Mark Their Man
204Chapter 17 Doubtful Society.
42Chapter IV The Captain, the Chemist, and the Lascar
205Chapter 18 At Anchor.
43Chapter V The New Milkman in Park Lane
206Chapter 19 A Familiar Token.
44Chapter VI Signor Mosquetti Relates an Adventure
207Chapter 20 On Guard.
45Chapter VII The Golden Secret is Told, and the Golden Bowl is Broken
208Chapter 21 Down in Dorsetshire.
46Chapter VIII One Step Further on the Right Track
209Chapter 22 Arch-Traitor Within, Arch-Plotter Without.
47Chapter IX Captain Lansdown Overhears a Conversation Which Appears to Interest Him
210Chapter 23 “Answer Me, If this Be Done?”
48Book the Sixth On the Track
211Chapter 24 “I Am Weary of My Part.”
49Chapter I Father and Son
212Chapter 25 A Dangerous Alliance.
50Chapter II Raymond De Marolles Shows Himself Better Than All Bow Street
213Chapter 26 Move the First.
51Chapter III The Left-Handed Smasher Makes His Mark
214Chapter 27 “Weave the Warp, and Weave the Woof.”
52Chapter IV What They Find in the Room in Which the Murder was Committed
215Chapter 28 Preparing the Ground.
53Chapter V Mr. Peters Decides on a Strange Step, and Arrests the Dead
216Chapter 29 At Watch.
54Chapter VI The End of the Dark Road
217Chapter 30 Found Wanting.
55Chapter the Last Farewell to England
218Chapter 31 “A Worthless Woman, Mere Cold Clay.”
56Lady Audley's Secret
219Chapter 32 A Meeting and an Explanation.
57Chapter 1 Lucy.
220Chapter 33 “Treason has Done His Worst.”
58Chapter 2 On Board the Argus.
221Chapter 34 Caught in the Toils.
59Chapter 3 Hidden Relics.
222Chapter 35 Larkspur to the Rescue.
60Chapter 4 In the First Page of “The Times.”
223Chapter 36 On the Track.
61Chapter 5 The Headstone at Ventnor.
224Chapter 37 “O, Above Measure False!”
62Chapter 6 Anywhere, Anywhere Out of the World.
225Chapter 38 “Thy Day is Come!”
63Chapter 7 After a Year.
226Chapter 39 “Confusion Worse than Death.”
64Chapter 8 Before the Storm.
227Chapter 40 “So Shall Ye Reap.”
65Chapter 9 After the Storm.
228Chapter 1. The Heir Presumptive.
66Chapter 10 Missing.
229Chapter 2. Jasper Treverton’s Will.
67Chapter 11 The Mark Upon My Lady’s Wrist.
230Chapter 3. A Mysterious Visitor.
68Chapter 12 Still Missing.
231Chapter 4. La Chicot.
69Chapter 13 Troubled Dreams.
232Chapter 5. A Disappointed Lover.
70Chapter 14 Phoebe’s Suitor.
233Chapter 6. La Chicot has her Own Way.
71Chapter 15 On the Watch.
234Chapter 7. ‘A Little While Such Lips as Thine to Kiss.’
72Chapter 16 Robert Audley Gets His Conge.
235Chapter 8. ‘Days that are Over, Dreams that are Done.’
73Chapter 17 At the Castle Inn.
236Chapter 9. ‘And Art Thou Come! And Art Thou True!’
74Chapter 18 Robert Receives a Visitor Whom he had Scarcely Expected.
237Chapter 10. Engaged.
75Chapter 19 The Writing in the Book.
238Chapter 11. No Trousseau.
76Chapter 20 Mrs. Plowson.
239Chapter 12. An Ill-omened Wedding.
77Chapter 21 Little Georgey Leaves His Old Home.
240Chapter 13. The Settlement.
78Chapter 22 Coming to a Standstill.
241Chapter 14. ‘You have but to Say the Word.’
79Chapter 23 Clara.
242Chapter 15. Edward Clare Discovers A Likeness.
80Chapter 24 George’s Letters.
243Chapter 16. Shall it Be ‘Yes’ or ‘NO’?
81Chapter 25 Retrograde Investigation.
244Chapter 17. Murder.
82Chapter 26 So Far and No Farther.
245Chapter 18. What the Diamonds Were worth.
83Chapter 27 Beginning at the Other End.
246Chapter 19. ‘To A Deep Lawny Dell they Came.’
84Chapter 28 Hidden in the Grave.
247Chapter 20. The Church near Camelot.
85Chapter 29 In the Lime-Walk.
248Chapter 21. Halcyon Days.
86Chapter 30 Preparing the Ground.
249Chapter 22. A Village Iago.
87Chapter 31 Phoebe’s Petition.
250Chapter 23. ‘In the Meanwhile the Skies ‘Gan Rumble Sore.’
88Chapter 32 The Red Light in the Sky.
251Chapter 24. ‘And Purple Light Shone over All.’
89Chapter 33 The Bearer of the Tidings.
252Chapter 25. The Children’s Party.
90Chapter 34 My Lady Tells the Truth.
253Chapter 26. A Disinterested Parent.
91Chapter 35 The Hush that Succeeds the Tempest.
254Chapter 27. Desrolles is Not Communicative.
92Chapter 36 Dr. Mosgrave’s Advice.
255Chapter 28. Edward Clare Goes on A Voyage of Discovery.
93Chapter 37 Buried Alive.
256Chapter 29. George Gerard.
94Chapter 38 Ghost-Haunted.
257Chapter 30. Thou Art the Man.
95Chapter 39 Restored.
258Chapter 31. Why Don’t you Trust me?
96Chapter 40 At Peace.
259Chapter 32. On his Defence.
97Aurora Floyd
260Chapter 33. At the Morgue.
98Chapter 1 How a Rich Banker Married an Actress.
261Chapter 34. George Gerard in Danger.
99Chapter 2 Aurora.
262Chapter 35. On A Voyage of Discovery.
100Chapter 3 What Became of the Diamond Bracelet.
263Chapter 36. Kergariou’s Wife.
101Chapter 4 After the Ball.
264Chapter 37. The Tenant from Beechampton.
102Chapter 5 John Mellish.
265Chapter 38. Celia’s Lovers.
103Chapter 6 Rejected and Accepted.
266Chapter 39. On Suspicion.
104Chapter 7 Aurora’s Strange Pensioner.
267Chapter 40. Mr. Leopold Asks Irrelevant Questions.
105Chapter 8 Poor John Mellish Comes Back Again.
268Chapter 41. Mrs. Evitt Makes A Revelation.
106Chapter 9 How Talbot Bulstrode Spent His Christmas.
269Chapter 42. The Undertaker’s Evidence.
107Chapter 10 Fighting the Battle.
270Chapter 43. An Old Lady’s Diary.
108Chapter 11 At the Chateau D’arques.
271Chapter 44. Three Witnesses.
109Chapter 12 Steeve Hargraves, “The Softy.”
272Chapter 45. The Hunt for Desrolles.
110Chapter 13 The Spring Meeting.
273Epilogue.
111Chapter 14 “Love Took up the Glass of Time and Turned it in His Glowing Hands.”
274Chapter 1. In A Cornish Valley.
112Chapter 15 Mr. Pastern’s Letter.
275Chapter 2. After the Inquest.
113Chapter 16 Mr. James Conyers.
276Chapter 3. Joseph Distin.
114Chapter 17 The Trainer’s Messenger.
277Chapter 4. Bothwell Declines to Answer.
115Chapter 18 Out in the Rain.
278Chapter 5. People Will Talk.
116Chapter 19 Money Matters.
279Chapter 6. A Clerical Warning.
117Chapter 20 Captain Prodder.
280Chapter 7. A Rapid Conversion.
118Chapter 21 “He Only Said I Am a-Weary.”
281Chapter 8. A Valuable Ally.
119Chapter 22 Still Constant.
282Chapter 9. Fever Dreams.
120Chapter 23 On the Threshold of Darker Miseries.
283Chapter 10. “Touch Lips and Part with Tears.”
121Chapter 24 Captain Prodder Carries Bad News to His Niece’s House.
284Chapter 11. A Fatal Love.
122Chapter 25 The Deed that had Been Done in the Wood.
285Chapter 12. LÉOnie’s Mission.
123Chapter 26 At the Golden Lion.
286Chapter 13. A Student of Men and Women.
124Chapter 27 “My Wife! My Wife! What Wife? I have No Wife.”
287Chapter 14. Bothwell Begins to See his Way.
125Chapter 28 Aurora’s Flight.
288Chapter 15. The Home of the past.
126Chapter 29 John Mellish Finds His Home Desolate.
289Chapter 16. A Face from the Grave.
127Chapter 30 An Unexpected Visitor.
290Chapter 17. Struck down.
128Chapter 31 Talbot Bulstrode’s Advice.
291Chapter 18. The General Receives A Summons.
129Chapter 32 On the Watch.
292Chapter 19. Widowed and Free.
130Chapter 33 Captain Prodder Goes Back to Doncaster.
293Chapter 20. Two Women.
131Chapter 34 Discovery of the Weapon with which James Conyers had Been Slain.
294Chapter 21. Roses on A Grave.
132Chapter 35 Under a Cloud.
295Chapter 22. Wedding Garments.
133Chapter 36 Reunion.
296Chapter 23. Lady Valeria Fights her Own Battle.
134Chapter 37 The Brass Button, by Crosby, Birmingham.
297Chapter 24. An Elopement on New Lines.
135Chapter 38 Off the Scent.
298Chapter 25. In the Land of Bohemia.
136Chapter 39 Talbot Bulstrode Makes Atonement for the Past.
299Chapter 26. Reaping the Whirlwind.
137L’envoi.
300Chapter 27. How Such Things End.
138Henry Dunbar
301Chapter 28. One who Must Remember.
139Chapter 1 After Office Hours in the House of Dunbar, Dunbar, and Balderby.
302Chapter 29. The Last Link.
140Chapter 2 Margaret’s Father.
303Chapter 30. Waiting for his Doom.
141Chapter 3 The Meeting at the Railway Station.
304Chapter 31. “Alike is Hell, or Paradise, or Heaven.”
142Chapter 4 The Stroke of Death.
305Chapter 32. “Sweet is Death for Evermore.”
143Chapter 5 Sinking the Past.
306Chapter 33. “Who Knows Not Circe?”
144Chapter 6 Clement Austin’s Diary.
307Chapter 34. “How like A Winter Hath Thy Absence Been.”
145Chapter 7 After Five-And-Thirty Years.
308Chapter I.
146Chapter 8 The First Stage on the Journey Home.
309Chapter II.
147Chapter 9 How Henry Dunbar Waited Dinner.
310Chapter III.
148Chapter 10 Laura Dunbar.
311Chapter IV.
149Chapter 11 The Inquest.
312Chapter V.
150Chapter 12 Arrested.
313Chapter VI.
151Chapter 13 The Prisoner is Remanded.
314Chapter VII
152Chapter 14 Margaret’s Journey.
315Chapter VIII.
153Chapter 15 Baffled.
316Chapter IX.
154Chapter 16 Is it Love or Fear?
317Chapter X.
155Chapter 17 The Broken Picture.
318Chapter XI.
156Chapter 18 Three who Suspect.
319Chapter XII.
157Chapter 19 Laura Dunbar’s Disappointment.
320Chapter XIII.
158Chapter 20 New Hopes May Bloom.
321Chapter XIV.
159Chapter 21 A New Life.
322Chapter XV.
160Chapter 22 The Steeple-Chase.
323Chapter XVI.
161Chapter 23 The Bride that the Rain Rains on.
324Chapter XVII.
162Chapter 24 The Unbidden Guest who Came to Laura Dunbar’s Wedding.
325Epilogue
163Chapter 25 After the Wedding.
