6Part I
755Chapter XXXVII. MRS. NORMAN
7Chapter I
756Fifth Book
8Chapter II
757Chapter XXXVIII. HEAR THE LAWYER
9Part II
758Chapter XXXIX. LISTEN TO REASON
10Chapter I
759Chapter XL. KEEP YOUR TEMPER
11Chapter II
760Chapter XLI. MAKE THE BEST OF IT
12Chapter III
761Chapter XLII. TRY TO EXCUSE HER
13Chapter IV
762Chapter XLIII. KNOW YOUR OWN MIND
14Chapter V
763Chapter XLIV. THINK OF CONSEQUENCES
15Volume II
764Chapter XLV. LOVE YOUR ENEMIES
16Chapter I
765Chapter XLVI. NIL DESPERANDUM
17Chapter II
766Chapter XLVII. BETTER DO IT THAN WISH IT DONE
18Part III
767Chapter XLVIII. BE CAREFUL!
19Chapter I
768Chapter XLIX. KEEP THE SECRET
20Chapter II
769Chapter L. FORGIVENESS TO THE INJURED DOTH BELONG
21Part IV
770Chapter LI. DUM SPIRO, SPERO
22Chapter I
771Chapter LII. L’HOMME PROPOSE, ET DIEU DISPOSE
23Chapter II
772Chapter LIII. THE LARGEST NATURE, THE LONGEST LOVE
24Chapter III
773Chapter LIV. LET BYGONES BE BYGONES
25Chapter IV
774Chapter LV. LEAVE IT TO THE CHILD
26Novels:
775After the Story
27Book the First — AT SCHOOL
776The Prologue
28Chapter I. THE SMUGGLED SUPPER
777Book the First. AMELIUS AMONG THE SOCIALISTS
29Chapter II. BIOGRAPHY IN THE BEDROOM
778Chapter 1
30Chapter III. THE LATE MR. BROWN
779Chapter 2
31Chapter IV. MISS LADD’S DRAWING-MASTER
780Chapter 3
32Chapter V. DISCOVERIES IN THE GARDEN
781Chapter 4
33Chapter VI. ON THE WAY TO THE VILLAGE
782Chapter 5
34Chapter VII. “COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE.”
783Book the Second. AMELIUS IN LONDON
35Chapter VIII. MASTER AND PUPIL
784Chapter 1
36Chapter IX. MRS. ROOK AND THE LOCKET
785Chapter 2
37Chapter X. GUESSES AT THE TRUTH
786Book the Third. MRS. FARNABY’S FOOT
38Chapter XI. THE DRAWING-MASTER’S CONFESSION
787Chapter 1
39Book the Second — IN LONDON
788Chapter 2
40Chapter XII. MRS. ELLMOTHER
789Chapter 3
41Chapter XIII. MISS LETITIA
790Chapter 4
42Chapter XIV. MRS. MOSEY
791Book the Fourth. LOVE AND MONEY
43Chapter XV. EMILY
792Chapter 1
44Chapter XVI. MISS JETHRO
793Chapter 2
45Chapter XVII. DOCTOR ALLDAY
794Chapter 3
46Chapter XVIII. MISS LADD
795Chapter 4
47Chapter XIX. SIR JERVIS REDWOOD
796Book the Fifth. THE FATAL LECTURE
48Chapter XX. THE REVEREND MILES MIRABEL
797Chapter 1
49Chapter XXI. POLLY AND SALLY
798Chapter 2
50Chapter XXII. ALBAN MORRIS
799Chapter 3
51Chapter XXIII. MISS REDWOOD
800Chapter 4
52Chapter XXIV. MR. ROOK
801Chapter 5
53Chapter XXV. “J. B.”
802Chapter 6
54Chapter XXVI. MOTHER EVE
803Book the Sixth. FILIA DOLOROSA
55Chapter XXVII. MENTOR AND TELEMACHUS
804Chapter 1
56Chapter XXVIII. FRANCINE
805Chapter 2
57Chapter XXIX. “BONY.”
806Chapter 3
58Chapter XXX. LADY DORIS
807Chapter 4
59Chapter XXXI. MOIRA
808Chapter 5
60Book the Third — NETHERWOODS
809Chapter 6
61Chapter XXXII. IN THE GRAY ROOM
810Book the Seventh. THE VANISHING HOPES
62Chapter XXXIII. RECOLLECTIONS OF ST. DOMINGO
811Chapter 1
63Chapter XXXIV. IN THE DARK
812Chapter 2
64Chapter XXXV. THE TREACHERY OF THE PIPE
813Chapter 3
65Chapter XXXVI. CHANGE OF AIR
814Chapter 4
66Chapter XXXVII. “THE LADY WANTS YOU, SIR.”
815Chapter 5
67Book the Fourth — THE COUNTRY HOUSE
816Chapter 6
68Chapter XXXVIII. DANCING
817Book the Eighth. DAME NATURE DECIDES
69Chapter XXXIX. FEIGNING
818Chapter 1
70Chapter XL. CONSULTING
819Chapter 2
71Chapter XLI. SPEECHIFYING
820Chapter 3
72Chapter XLII. COOKING
821Chapter 4
73Chapter XLIII. SOUNDING
822Chapter 5
74Chapter XLIV. COMPETING
823Chapter 6
75Chapter XLV. MISCHIEF — MAKING
824Chapter 7
76Chapter XLVI. PRETENDING
825Chapter 8
77Chapter XLVII. DEBATING
826Chapter 9
78Chapter XLVIII. INVESTIGATING
827Chapter 10
79Book the Fifth — THE COTTAGE
828Chapter 11
80Chapter XLIX. EMILY SUFFERS
829Chapter 12
81Chapter L. MISS LADD ADVISES
830Note Addressed to the Reader
82Chapter LI. THE DOCTOR SEES
831Part I. — PARADISE LOST
83Chapter LII. “IF I COULD FIND A FRIEND!”
832Chapter I. THE BRIDE’S MISTAKE
84Chapter LIII. THE FRIEND IS FOUND
833Chapter II. THE BRIDE’S THOUGHTS
85Chapter LIV. THE END OF THE FAINTING FIT
834Chapter III. RAMSGATE SANDS
86Book the Sixth — HERE AND THERE
835Chapter IV. ON THE WAY HOME
87Chapter LV. MIRABEL SEES HIS WAY
836Chapter V. THE LANDLADY’S DISCOVERY
88Chapter LVI. ALBAN SEES HIS WAY
837Chapter VI. MY OWN DISCOVERY
89Chapter LVII. APPROACHING THE END
838Chapter VII. ON THE WAY TO THE MAJOR
90Book the Seventh — THE CLINK.
839Chapter VIII. THE FRIEND OF THE WOMEN
91Chapter LVIII. A COUNCIL OF TWO
840Chapter IX. THE DEFEAT OF THE MAJOR
92Chapter LIX. THE ACCIDENT AT BELFORD
841Chapter X. THE SEARCH
93Chapter LX. OUTSIDE THE ROOM
842Chapter XI. THE RETURN TO LIFE
94Chapter LXI. INSIDE THE ROOM
843Chapter XII. THE SCOTCH VERDICT
95Chapter LXII. DOWNSTAIRS
844Chapter XIII. THE MAN’S DECISION
96Chapter LXIII. THE DEFENSE OF MIRABEL
845Chapter XIV. THE WOMAN’S ANSWER
97Chapter LXIV. ON THE WAY TO LONDON
846Part II. — PARADISE REGAINED
98Book the Last — AT HOME AGAIN.
847Chapter XV. THE STORY OF THE TRIAL. THE PRELIMINARIES
99Chapter LXV. CECILIA IN A NEW CHARACTER
848Chapter XVI. FIRST QUESTION — DID THE WOMAN DIE POISONED?
100Chapter LXVI. ALBAN’S NARRATIVE
849Chapter XVII. SECOND QUESTION — WHO POISONED HER?
101Chapter LXVII. THE TRUE CONSOLATION
850Chapter XVIII. THIRD QUESTION — WHAT WAS HIS MOTIVE?
102Postscript
851Chapter XIX. THE EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENSE
103Introductory Words
852Chapter XX. THE END OF THE TRIAL
104Chapter I
853Chapter XXI. I SEE MY WAY
105Chapter II
854Chapter XXII. THE MAJOR MAKES DIFFICULTIES
106Chapter III
855Chapter XXIII. MY MOTHERIN-LAW SURPRISES ME
107Chapter IV
856Chapter XXIV. MISERRIMUS DEXTER — FIRST VIEW
108Chapter V
857Chapter XXV. MISERRIMUS DEXTER — SECOND VIEW
109Chapter VI
858Chapter XXVI. MORE OF MY OBSTINACY
110Chapter VII
859Chapter XXVII. MR. DEXTER AT HOME
111Chapter VIII
860Chapter XXVIII. IN THE DARK
112Chapter IX
861Chapter XXIX. IN THE LIGHT
113Chapter X
862Chapter XXX. THE INDICTMENT OF MRS. BEAULY
114Chapter XI
863Chapter XXXI. THE DEFENSE OF MRS. BEAULY
115Chapter XII
864Chapter XXXII. A SPECIMEN OF MY WISDOM
116Chapter XIII
865Chapter XXXIII. A SPECIMEN OF MY FOLLY
117Chapter XIV
866Chapter XXXIV. GLENINCH
118Chapter XV
867Chapter XXXV. MR. PLAYMORE’S PROPHECY
119Chapter XVI
868Chapter XXXVI. ARIEL
120Postscript
869Chapter XXXVII. AT THE BEDSIDE
121Preface
870Chapter XXXVIII. ON THE JOURNEY BACK
122Chapter 1. GOISVINTHA
871Chapter XXXIX. ON THE WAY TO DEXTER
123Chapter 2. THE COURT
872Chapter XL. NEMESIS AT LAST
124Chapter 3. ROME
873Chapter XLI. MR. PLAYMORE IN A NEW CHARACTER
125Chapter 4. THE CHURCH
874Chapter XLII. MORE SURPRISES
126Chapter 5. ANTONINA
875Chapter XLIII. AT LAST!
127Chapter 6. AN APPRENTICESHIP TO THE TEMPLE
876Chapter XLIV. OUR NEW HONEYMOON
128Chapter 7. THE BEDCHAMBER
877Chapter XLV. THE DUST-HEAP DISTURBED
129Chapter 8. THE GOTHS
878Chapter XLVI. THE CRISIS DEFERRED
130Chapter 9. THE TWO INTERVIEWS
879Chapter XLVII. THE WIFE’S CONFESSION
131Chapter 10. THE RIFT IN THE WALL
880Chapter XLVIII. WHAT ELSE COULD I DO?
132Chapter 11. GOISVINTHA’S RETURN
881Chapter XLIX. PAST AND FUTURE
133Chapter 12. THE PASSAGE OF THE WALL
882Chapter L. THE LAST OF THE STORY
134Chapter 13. THE HOUSE IN THE SUBURBS
883First Period: 1858-1859. Events in the Prison, Related by the Governor
135Chapter 14. THE FAMINE
884Chapter I. THE GOVERNOR EXPLAINS
136Chapter 15. THE CITY AND THE GODS
885Chapter II. THE MURDERESS ASKS QUESTIONS
137Chapter 16. LOVE MEETINGS
886Chapter III. THE CHILD APPEARS
138Chapter 17. THE HUNS
887Chapter IV. THE MINISTER SAYS YES
139Chapter 18. THE FARMHOUSE
888Chapter V. MISS CHANCE ASSERTS HERSELF
140Chapter 19. THE GUARDIAN RESTORED
889Chapter VI. THE DOCTOR DOUBTS
141Chapter 20. THE BREACH REPASSED
890Chapter VII. THE MURDERESS CONSULTS THE AUTHORITIES
142Chapter 21. FATHER AND CHILD
891Chapter VIII. THE MINISTER SAYS GOOD-BY
143Chapter 22. THE BANQUET OF FAMINE
892Chapter IX. THE GOVERNOR RECEIVES A VISIT
144Chapter 23. THE LAST EFFORTS OF THE BESIEGED
893Chapter X. MISS CHANCE REAPPEARS
145Chapter 24. THE GRAVE AND THE CAMP
894Second Period: 1875. The Girls and the Journals
146Chapter 25. THE TEMPLE AND THE CHURCH
895Chapter XI. HELENA’S DIARY
147Chapter 26. RETRIBUTION
896Chapter XII. EUNICE’S DIARY
148Chapter 27. THE VIGIL OF HOPE
897Chapter XIII. EUNICE’S DIARY
149The Conclusion. ‘UBI THESAURUS IBI COR.’
898Chapter XIV. HELENA’S DIARY
150Prologue
899Chapter XV. HELENA’S DIARY
151I. The Travelers
900Chapter XVI. HELENA’S DIARY
152II. The Solid Side of the Scotch Character
901Chapter XVII. HELENA’S DIARY
153III. The Wreck of the Timber Ship
902Chapter XVIII. EUNICE’S DIARY
154The Story
903Chapter XIX. EUNICE’S DIARY
155Book the First
904Chapter XX. EUNICE’S DIARY
156I. The Mystery of Ozias Midwinter
905Chapter XXI. HELENA’S DIARY
157II. The Man Revealed
906Chapter XXII. EUNICE’S DIARY
158III. Day and Night
907Chapter XXIII. EUNICE’S DIARY
159IV. The Shadow of the Past
908Chapter XXIV. EUNICE’S DIARY
160V. The Shadow of the Future
909Chapter XXV. HELENA’S DIARY
161Book the Second
910Chapter XXVI. HELENA’S DIARY
162I. Lurking Mischief
911Chapter XXVII. EUNICE’S DIARY
163II. Allan as a Landed Gentleman
912Chapter XXVIII. HELENA’S DIARY
164III. The Claims of Society
913Chapter XXIX. HELENA’S DIARY
165IV. The March of Events
914Chapter XXX. EUNICE’S DIARY
166V. Mother Oldershaw on Her Guard
915Chapter XXXI. EUNICE’S DIARY
167VI. Midwinter in Disguise
916Chapter XXXII. THE MIDDLE-AGED LADY
168VII. The Plot Thickens
917Chapter XXXIII. THE MINISTER’S MISFORTUNE
169VIII. The Norfolk Broads
918Chapter XXXIV. THE LIVELY OLD MAID
170IX. Fate or Chance?
919Chapter XXXV. THE FUTURE LOOKS GLOOMY
171X. The Housemaid’s Face
920Chapter XXXVI. THE WANDERING MIND
172XI. Miss Gwilt Among the Quicksands
921Chapter XXXVII. THE SHAMELESS SISTER
173XII. The Clouding of the Sky
922Chapter XXXVIII. THE GIRLS’ AGES
174XIII. Exit
923Chapter XXXIX. THE ADOPTED CHILD
175Book the Third
924Chapter XL. THE BRUISED HEART
176I. Mrs. Milroy
925Chapter XLI. THE WHISPERING VOICE
177II. The Man Is Found
926Chapter XLII. THE QUAINT PHILOSOPHER
178III. The Brink of Discovery
927Chapter XLIII. THE MASTERFUL MASSEUSE
179IV. Allan at Bay
928Chapter XLIV. THE RESURRECTION OF THE PAST
180V. Pedgift’s Remedy
929Chapter XLV. THE FATAL PORTRAIT
181VI. Pedgift’s Postscript
930Chapter XLVI. THE CUMBERSOME LADIES
182VII. The Martyrdom of Miss Gwilt
931Chapter XLVII. THE JOURNEY TO THE FARM
183VIII. She Comes Between Them
932Chapter XLVIII. THE DECISION OF EUNICE
184IX. She Knows the Truth
933Chapter XLIX. THE GOVERNOR ON HIS GUARD
185X. Miss Gwilt’s Diary
934Chapter L. THE NEWS FROM THE FARM
186XI. Love and Law
935Chapter LI. THE TRIUMPH OF MRS. TENBRUGGEN
187XII. A Scandal at the Station
936Third Period: 1876. Helena’s Diary Resumed
188XIII. An Old Man’s Heart
937Chapter LII. HELENA’S DIARY RESUMED
189XIV. Miss Gwilt’s Diary
938Chapter LIII. HELENA’S DIARY RESUMED
190XV. The Wedding-Day
939Chapter LIV. HELENA’S DIARY RESUMED
191Book the Fourth
940Chapter LV. HELENA’S DIARY RESUMED
192I. Miss Gwilt’s Diary
941Chapter LVI. HELENA’S DIARY RESUMED
193II. The Diary Continued
942Chapter LVII. HELENA’S DIARY RESUMED
194III. The Diary Broken Off
943Chapter LVIII. DANGER
195Book the Last
944Chapter LIX. DEFENSE
196I. At the Terminus
945Chapter LX. DISCOVERY
197II. In the House
946Chapter LXI. ATROCITY
198III. The Purple Flask
947Chapter LXII. THE SENTENCE PRONOUNCED
199Epilogue
948Chapter LXIII. THE OBSTACLE REMOVED
200I. News From Norfolk
949Chapter LXIV. THE TRUTH TRIUMPHANT
201II. Midwinter
950Postscript
202Appendix
951Prologue. THE STORMING OF SERINGAPATAM (1799)
203Basil
952First Period. THE LOSS OF THE DIAMOND (1848)
204Letter of Dedication to Charles James Ward, Esq.
953Chapter I
205Part I (pt. 1)
954Chapter II
206Part I (pt. 2)
955Chapter III
207Part II
956Chapter IV
208Part III (pt. 1)
957Chapter V
209Part III (pt. 2)
958Chapter VI
210Part III (pt. 3)
959Chapter VII
211Letters in Conclusion
960Chapter VIII
212The Prologue
961Chapter IX
213First Period
962Chapter X
214Chapter I. THE SOUR FRENCH WINE
963Chapter XI
215Chapter II. THE MAN SHE REFUSED
964Chapter XII
216Chapter III. THE REGISTERED PACKET
965Chapter XIII
217Chapter IV. THE GAME: MOUNTJOY LOSES
966Chapter XIV
218Chapter V. THE GAME: MOUNTJOY PLAYS A NEW CARD
967Chapter XV
219Chapter VI. THE GAME: MOUNTJOY WINS
968Chapter XVI
220Chapter VII. DOCTORING THE DOCTOR
969Chapter XVII
221Chapter VIII. HER FATHER’S MESSAGE
970Chapter XVIII
222Chapter IX. MR. VIMPANY ON INTOXICATION
971Chapter XIX
223Chapter X. THE MOCKERY OF DECEIT
972Chapter XX
224Chapter XI. MRS. VIMPANY’S FAREWELL
973Chapter XXI
225Chapter XII. LORD HARRY’s DEFENCE
974Chapter XXII
226The Second Period
975Chapter XXIII
227Chapter XIII. IRIS AT HOME
976Second Period. THE DISCOVERY OF THE TRUTH (1848-1849)
228Chapter XIV. THE LADY’S MAID
977First Narrative
229Chapter XV. MR. HENLEY’S TEMPER
978Chapter I
230Chapter XVI. THE DOCTOR IN FULL DRESS
979Chapter II
231Chapter XVII. ON HAMPSTEAD HEATH
980Chapter III
232Chapter XVIII. PROFESSIONAL ASSISTANCE
981Chapter IV
233Chapter XIX. MR. HENLEY AT HOME
982Chapter V
234Chapter XX. FIRST SUSPICIONS OF IRIS
983Chapter VI
235Chapter XXI. THE PARTING SCENE
984Chapter VII
236Chapter XXII. THE FATAL WORDS
985Chapter VIII
237The Third Period
986Second Narrative
238Chapter XXIII. NEWS OF IRIS
987Chapter I
239Chapter XXIV. LORD HARRY’S HONEYMOON
988Chapter II
240Chapter XXV. THE DOCTOR IN DIFFICULTIES
989Chapter III
241Chapter XXVI. LONDON AND PARIS
990Third Narrative
242Chapter XXVII. THE BRIDE AT HOME
991Chapter I
243Chapter XXVIII. THE MAID AND THE KEYHOLE
992Chapter II
244Chapter XXIX THE CONQUEST OF MR.. VIMPANY
993Chapter III
245Chapter XXX. SAXON AND CELT
994Chapter IV
246Chapter XXXI. THE SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS
995Chapter V
247Chapter XXXII. GOODBYE TO IRIS
996Chapter VI
248Chapter XXXIII. THE DECREE OF FATE
997Chapter VII
249Chapter XXXIV. MY LORD’S MIND
998Chapter VIII
250Chapter XXXV. MY LADY’S MIND
999Chapter IX
251Chapter XXXVI. THE DOCTOR MEANS MISCHIEF
1000Chapter X
252Chapter XXXVII. THE FIRST QUARREL
1001Fourth Narrative
253Chapter XXXVIII ICI ON PARLE FRANCAIS
1002Fifth Narrative
254Chapter XXXIX. THE MYSTERY OF THE HOSPITAL
1003Sixth Narrative
255Chapter XL. DIRE NECESSITY
1004Seventh Narrative
256Chapter XLI THE MAN IS FOUND..
1005Eighth Narrative
257Chapter XLII. THE METTLESOME MAID
1006Epilogue
258Chapter XLIII. FICTION: ATTEMPTED BY MY LORD
1007The Finding of the Diamond
259Chapter XLIV. FICTION: IMPROVED BY THE DOCTOR
1008First Scene. — the Cottage on the Frontier
260Chapter XLV. FACT: RELATED BY FANNY
1009Chapter I. THE TWO WOMEN
261Chapter XLVI. MAN AND WIFE
1010Chapter II. MAGDALEN — IN MODERN TIMES
262Chapter XLVII. THE PATIENT AND MY LORD
1011Chapter III. THE GERMAN SHELL
263Chapter XLVIII. “THE MISTRESS AND THE MAID”
1012Chapter IV. THE TEMPTATION
264Chapter XLIX. THE NURSE IS SENT AWAY
1013Chapter V. THE GERMAN SURGEON
265Chapter L. IN THE ALCOVE
1014Second Scene. — Mablethorpe House
266Chapter LI. WHAT NEXT?
1015Chapter VI. LADY JANET’S COMPANION
267Chapter LII. THE DEAD MAN’S PHOTOGRAPH
1016Chapter VII. THE MAN IS COMING
268Chapter LIII. THE WIFE’S RETURN
1017Chapter VIII. THE MAN APPEARS
269Chapter LIV. ANOTHER STEP
1018Chapter IX. NEWS FROM MANNHEIM
270Chapter LV. THE ADVENTURES OF A FAITHFUL MAID
1019Chapter X. A COUNCIL OF THREE
271Chapter LVI. FANNY’S NARRATIVE
1020Chapter XI. THE DEAD ALIVE
272Chapter LVII. AT LOUVAIN
1021Chapter XII. EXIT JULIAN
273Chapter LVIII. OF COURSE THEY WILL PAY
1022Chapter XIII. ENTER JULIAN
274Chapter LIX. THE CONSEQUENCES OF AN ADVERTISEMENT
1023Chapter XIV. COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE
275Chapter LX. ON THE EVE OF A CHANGE
1024Chapter XV. A WOMAN’S REMORSE
276Chapter LXI. THE LAST DISCOVERY
1025Chapter XVI. THEY MEET AGAIN
277Chapter LXII. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
1026Chapter XVII. THE GUARDIAN ANGEL
278Chapter LXIII. A REFUGE
1027Chapter XVIII. THE SEARCH IN THE GROUNDS
279Chapter LXIV. THE INVINCIBLES
1028Chapter XIX. THE EVIL GENIUS
280Epilogue
1029Chapter XX. THE POLICEMAN IN PLAIN CLOTHES
281Chapter I. ON THE WAY TO THE RIVER
1030Chapter XXI. THE FOOTSTEP IN THE CORRIDOR
282Chapter II. THE RIVER INTRODUCES US
1031Chapter XXII. THE MAN IN THE DINING-ROOM
283Chapter III. HE SHOWS HIMSELF
1032Chapter XXIII. LADY JANET AT BAY
284Chapter IV. HE EXPLAINS HIMSELF
1033Chapter XXIV. LADY JANET’S LETTER
285Chapter V. HE BETRAYS HIMSELF
1034Chapter XXV. THE CONFESSION
286Chapter VI. THE RETURN OF THE PORTFOLIO
1035Chapter XXVI. GREAT HEART AND LITTLE HEART
287Chapter VII. THE BEST SOCIETY
1036Chapter XXVII. MAGDALEN’S APPRENTICESHIP
288Chapter VIII. THE DEAF LODGER
1037Chapter XXVIII. SENTENCE IS PRONOUNCED ON HER
289Chapter IX. MRS ROYLAKE’S GAME: FIRST MOVE
1038Chapter XXIX. THE LAST TRIAL
290Chapter X. WARNED!
1039Epilogue:
291Chapter XI. WARNED AGAIN!
1040The Prelude
292Chapter XII. WARNED FOR THE LAST TIME!
1041Chapter I. GREENWATER BROAD
293Chapter XIII. THE CLARET JUG
1042Chapter II. TWO YOUNG HEARTS
294Chapter XIV. GLOODY SETTLES THE ACCOUNT
1043Chapter III. SWEDENBORG AND THE SIBYL
295Chapter XV. THE MILLER’S HOSPITALITY
1044Chapter IV. THE CURTAIN FALLS
296Chapter XVI. BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION
1045Chapter V. MY STORY
297Chapter XVII. UTTER FAILURE
1046Chapter VI. HER STORY
298Chapter XVIII. THE MISTRESS OF TRIMLEY DEEN
1047Chapter VII. THE WOMAN ON THE BRIDGE
299I. Preface to Readers in General
1048Chapter VIII. THE KINDRED SPIRITS
300II. To Readers in Particular
1049Chapter IX. NATURAL AND SUPERNATURAL
301Chapter I
1050Chapter X. SAINT ANTHONY’S WELL
302Chapter II
1051Chapter XI. THE LETTER OF INTRODUCTION
303Chapter III
1052Chapter XII. THE DISASTERS OF MRS. VAN BRANDT
304Chapter IV
1053Chapter XIII. NOT CURED YET
305Chapter V
1054Chapter XIV. MRS. VAN BRANDT AT HOME
306Chapter VI
1055Chapter XV. THE OBSTACLE BEATS ME
307Chapter VII
1056Chapter XVI. MY MOTHER’S DIARY
308Chapter VIII
1057Chapter XVII. SHETLAND HOSPITALITY
309Chapter IX
1058Chapter XVIII. THE DARKENED ROOM
310Chapter X
1059Chapter XIX. THE CATS
311Chapter XI
1060Chapter XX. THE GREEN FLAG
312Chapter XII
1061Chapter XXI. SHE COMES BETWEEN US
313Chapter XIII
1062Chapter XXII. SHE CLAIMS ME AGAIN
314Chapter XIV
1063Chapter XXIII. THE KISS
315Chapter XV
1064Chapter XXIV. IN THE SHADOW OF ST. PAUL’S
316Chapter XVI
1065Chapter XXV. I KEEP MY APPOINTMENT
317Chapter XVII
1066Chapter XXVI. CONVERSATION WITH MY MOTHER
318Chapter XVIII
1067Chapter XXVII. CONVERSATION WITH MRS. VAN BRANDT
319Chapter XIX
1068Chapter XXVIII. LOVE AND MONEY
320Chapter XX
1069Chapter XXIX. OUR DESTINIES PART US
321Chapter XXI
1070Chapter XXX. THE PROSPECT DARKENS
322Chapter XXII
1071Chapter XXXI. THE PHYSICIAN’S OPINION
323Chapter XXIII
1072Chapter XXXII. A LAST LOOK AT GREENWATER BROAD
324Chapter XXIV
1073Chapter XXXIII. A VISION OF THE NIGHT
325Chapter XXV
1074Chapter XXXIV. BY LAND AND SEA
326Chapter XXVI
1075Chapter XXXV. UNDER THE WINDOW
327Chapter XXVII
1076Chapter XXXVI. LOVE AND PRIDE
328Chapter XXVIII
1077Chapter XXXVII. THE TWO DESTINIES
329Chapter XXIX
1078The End of the Story
330Chapter XXX
1079First Epoch
331Chapter XXXI
1080The Story Begun by Walter Hartright (pt. 1)
332Chapter XXXII
1081The Story Begun by Walter Hartright (pt. 2)
333Chapter XXXIII
1082The Story Begun by Walter Hartright (pt. 3)
334Chapter XXXIV
1083The Story Continued by Vincent Gilmore
335Chapter XXXV
1084The Story Continued by Marian Halcombe
336Chapter XXXVI
1085The Second Epoch
337Chapter XXXVII
1086The Story Continued by Marian Halcombe (pt. 1)
338Chapter XXXVIII
1087The Story Continued by Marian Halcombe (pt. 2)
339Chapter XXXIX
1088The Story Continued by Marian Halcombe (pt. 3)
340Chapter XL
1089The Story Continued by Frederick Fairlie, Esq., of Limmeridge House
341Chapter XLI
1090The Story Continued by Eliza Michelson
342Chapter XLII
1091The Story Continued in Several Narratives
343Chapter XLIII
1092The Third Epoch
344Chapter XLIV
1093The Story Continued by Walter Hartright (pt. 1)
345Chapter XLV
1094The Story Continued by Walter Hartright (pt. 2)
346Chapter XLVI
1095The Story Continued by Walter Hartright (pt. 3)
347Chapter XLVII
1096The Story Continued by Mrs. Catherick
348Chapter XLVIII
1097The Story Continued by Walter Hartright (pt. 1)
349Chapter XLIX
1098The Story Continued by Walter Hartright (pt. 2)
350Chapter L
1099The Story Continued by Isidor, Ottavio, Baldassare Fosco
351Chapter LI
1100The Story Concluded by Walter Hartright
352Chapter LII
1101Novellas and Short Stories:
353Chapter LIII
1102Preface to “After Dark.”
354Chapter LIV
1103Leaves From Leah’s Diary
355Chapter LV
1104Prologue to the First Story
356Chapter LVI
1105The Traveler’s Story of a Terribly Strange Bed
357Chapter LVII
1106Prologue to the Second Story
358Chapter LVIII
1107The Lawyer’s Story of a Stolen Letter
359Chapter LIX
1108Prologue to the Third Story
360Chapter LX
1109The French Governess’s Story of Sister Rose
361Chapter LXI
1110Part First
362Chapter LXII
1111Chapter I
363Chapter LXIII
1112Chapter II
364Preface to the Revised Edition
1113Part Second
365Opening Chapter
1114Chapter I
366Book I. THE HIDING
1115Chapter II
367Chapter I. A NEW NEIGHBOURHOOD, AND A STRANGE CHARACTER
1116Chapter III
368Chapter II. MR. BLYTH IN HIS STUDIO
1117Chapter IV
369Chapter III. MADONNA’S CHILDHOOD
1118Chapter V
370Chapter IV. MADONNA’S MOTHER
1119Part Third
371Chapter V. MADONNA’S MISFORTUNE
1120Chapter I
372Chapter VI. MADONNA GOES TO LONDON
1121Chapter II
373Chapter VII. MADONNA IN HER NEW HOME
1122Chapter III
374Chapter VIII. MENTOR AND TELEMACHUS
1123Epilogue to the Third Story
375Chapter IX. THE TRIBULATIONS OF ZACK
1124Prologue to the Fourth Story
376Chapter X. MR. BLYTH’S DRAWING ACADEMY
1125The Angler’s Story of the Lady of Glenwith Grange
377Chapter XI. THE BREWING OF THE STORM
1126Prologue to the Fifth Story
378Book II. THE SEEKING
1127The Nun’s Story of Gabriel’s Marriage
379Chapter I. THE MAN WITH THE BLACK SKULL-CAP
1128Chapter I
380Chapter II. THE PRODIGAL’S RETURN
1129Chapter II
381Chapter III. THE SEARCH BEGUN
1130Chapter III
382Chapter IV. FATE WORKS, WITH ZACK FOR AN INSTRUMENT
1131Chapter IV
383Chapter V. FATE WORKS, WITH MR. BLYTH FOR AN INSTRUMENT
1132Chapter V
384Chapter VI. THE FINDING OF THE CLUE
1133Prologue to the Sixth Story
385Chapter VII. THE BOX OF LETTERS
1134The Professor’s Story of the Yellow Mask
386Chapter VIII. JOANNA GRICE’S NARRATIVE
1135Part First
387Chapter IX. MORE DISCOVERIES
1136Chapter I
388Chapter X. THE SQUAW’S MIXTURE
1137Chapter II
389Chapter XI. THE GARDEN DOOR
1138Chapter III
390Chapter XII. THE HAIR BRACELET
1139Part Second
391Chapter XIII. THE SEARCH FOR ARTHUR CARR
1140Chapter I
392Chapter XIV. MARY’S GRAVE
1141Chapter II
393Chapter XV. THE DISCOVERY OF ARTHUR CARR
1142Chapter III
394Chapter XVI. THE DAY OF RECKONING
1143Part Third
395Chapter XVII. MATTHEW GRICE’S REVENGE
1144Chapter I
396Closing Chapter
1145Chapter II
397Note to Chapter VII
1146Chapter III
398Part I
1147Chapter IV
399Chapter I
1148Chapter V
400Chapter II
1149Chapter VI
401Chapter III
1150Chapter VII
402Chapter IV
1151Chapter VIII
403Chapter V
1152The Ostler
404Chapter VI
1153First Branch — Myself
405Chapter VII
1154Second Branch — the Boots
406Chapter VIII
1155Third Branch — the Bill
407Chapter IX
1156Mr. Wray's Cash Box (pt. 1)
408Chapter X
1157Mr. Wray's Cash Box (pt. 2)
409Chapter XI
1158Letter of Dedication
410Chapter XII
1159Chapter I. OURSELVES
411Chapter XIII
1160Chapter II. OUR DILEMMA
412Chapter XIV
1161Chapter III. OUR QUEEN OF’ HEARTS
413Chapter XV
1162Chapter IV. OUR GRAND PROJECT
414Chapter XVI
1163Brother Owen’s Story of the Siege of the Black Cottage
415Chapter XVII
1164Brother Griffith’s Story of the Family Secret
416Chapter XVIII
1165Chapter I
417Chapter XIX
1166Chapter II
418Chapter XX
1167Chapter III
419Chapter XXI
1168Brother Morgan’s Story of the Dream-Woman
420Chapter XXII
1169Chapter I
421Chapter XXIII
1170Chapter II
422Chapter XXIV
1171Chapter III
423Chapter XXV
1172Chapter IV
424Between the Parts
1173Brother Griffith’s Story of Mad Monkton
425Part II
1174Chapter I
426Chapter I
1175Chapter II
427Chapter II
1176Chapter III
428Chapter III
1177Chapter IV
429Chapter IV
1178Chapter V
430Chapter V
1179Chapter VI
431Chapter VI
1180Brother Morgan’s Story of the Dead Hand
432Chapter VII
1181Brother Griffith’s Story of the Biter Bit
433Chapter VIII
1182Brother Owen’s Story of the Parson’s Scruple
434Chapter IX
1183Chapter I
435Chapter X
1184Chapter II
436Chapter XI
1185Brother Griffith’s Story of a Plot in Private Life
437Chapter XII
1186Chapter I
438Chapter XIII
1187Chapter II
439Chapter XIV
1188Chapter III
440Chapter XV
1189Chapter IV
441Chapter XVI
1190Chapter V
442Chapter XVII
1191Chapter VI
443Chapter XVIII
1192Brother Morgan’s Story of Fauntleroy
444Chapter XIX
1193Chapter I
445postscript
1194Chapter II
446Prologue. — the Irish Marriage
1195Brother Owen’s Story of Anne Rodway
447Part the First. THE VILLA AT HAMPSTEAD
1196A House to Let
448Part the Second. THE MARCH OF TIME
1197Over the Way – by Wilkie Collins
449The Story
1198The Manchester Marriage – by Elizabeth Gaskell
450First Scene. — the Summerhouse
1199Going Into Society – by Charles Dickens
451Chapter the First. THE OWLS
1200Three Evenings in the House – by Adelaide Anne Proctor
452Chapter the Second. THE GUESTS
1201Trottle’s Report – by Wilkie Collins
453Chapter the Third. THE DISCOVERIES
1202Let at Last – by Wilkie Collins and Charles Dickens
454Chapter the Fourth. THE TWO
1203The Haunted House ("The Ghost in the Cupboard Room")
455Chapter the Fifth. THE PLAN
1204Preface
456Chapter the Sixth. THE SUITOR
1205The Bachelor Bedroom
457Chapter the Seventh. THE DEBT
1206Bold Words by a Bachelor
458Chapter the Eighth. THE SCANDAL
1207The Cauldron of Oil
459Second Scene. — the Inn
1208Douglas Jerrold
460Chapter the Ninth. ANNE
1209Dramatic Grub Street
461Chapter the Tenth. MR. BISHOPRIGGS
1210Give Us Room!
462Chapter the Eleventh. SIR PATRICK
1211The Great (Forgotten) Invasion
463Chapter the Twelfth. ARNOLD
1212A Journey in Search of Nothing
464Chapter the Thirteenth. BLANCHE
1213Laid Up in Lodgings
465Third Scene. — London
1214Memoirs of an Adopted Son
466Chapter the Fourteenth. GEOFFREY AS A LETTER-WRITER
1215Mrs. Badgery
467Chapter the Fifteenth. GEOFFREY IN THE MARRIAGE MARKET
1216Mrs. Bullwinkle
468Chapter the Sixteenth. GEOFFREY AS A PUBLIC CHARACTER
1217My Black Mirror
469Fourth Scene. — Windygates
1218My Spinsters
470Chapter the Seventeenth NEAR IT
1219Portrait of an Author, Painted by His Publisher
471Chapter the Eighteenth. NEARER STILL
1220Pray Employ Major Namby
472Chapter the Nineteenth. CLOSE ON IT
1221A Queen’s Revenge
473Chapter the Twentieth. TOUCHING IT
1222A Petition to the Novel-Writers
474Chapter the Twenty-First. DONE!
1223The Poisoned Meal
475Chapter the Twenty-Second. GONE
1224A Remarkable Revolution
476Chapter the Twenty-Third. TRACED
1225Save Me From My Friends
477Chapter the Twenty-Fourth. BACKWARD
1226A Shockingly Rude Article
478Chapter the Twenty-Fifth. FORWARD
1227Talk-Stoppers
479Chapter the Twenty-Sixth. DROPPED
1228To Think, or Be Thought For
480Chapter the Twenty-Seventh. OUTWITTED
1229The Unknown Public
481Chapter the Twenty-Eighth. STIFLED
1230No Thoroughfare
482Fifth Scene. — Glasgow
1231The Overture
483Chapter the Twenty-Ninth. ANNE AMONG THE LAWYERS
1232Act I. THE CURTAIN RISES
484Chapter the Thirtieth. ANNE IN THE NEWSPAPERS
1233Act II. VENDALE MAKES LOVE
485Sixth Scene. — Swanhaven Lodge
1234Act III. IN THE VALLEY
486Chapter the Thirty-First SEEDS OF THE FUTURE (FIRST SOWING)
1235Act IV. THE CLOCK-LOCK
487Chapter the Thirty-Second. SEEDS OF THE FUTURE (SECOND SOWING)
1236Persons of the Story
488Chapter the Thirty-Third. SEEDS OF THE FUTURE (THIRD SOWING)
1237First Scene. AT SEA
489Seventh Scene. — Ham Farm
1238Second Scene. THE STOREROOM
490Chapter the Thirty-Fourth. THE NIGHT BEFORE
1239Third Scene. THE MONEY MARKET
491Chapter the Thirty-Fifth. THE DAY
1240Fourth Scene. MUSWELL HILL
492Chapter the Thirty-Sixth. THE TRUTH AT LAST
1241Fifth Scene. THE SQUARE
493Chapter the Thirty-Seventh. THE WAY OUT
1242Sixth Scene. THE CHURCH
494Chapter the Thirty-Eighth. THE NEWS FROM GLASGOW
1243Seventh Scene. THE EVENING PARTY
495Eighth Scene — the Pantry: Chapter the Thirty-Ninth. ANNE WINS A VICTORY
1244Eighth Scene. THE LIBRARY
496Ninth Scene. — the Music-Room: Chapter the Fortieth. JULIUS MAKES MISCHIEF
1245Ninth Scene. THE DRAWING-ROOM
497Tenth Scene — the Bedroom: Chapter the Forty-First. LADY LUNDIE DOES HER DUTY
1246Tenth Scene. GREEN ANCHOR LANE
498Eleventh Scene. — Sir Patrick’s House
1247Eleventh Scene. OUTSIDE THE HOUSE
499Chapter the Forty-Second. THE SMOKING-ROOM WINDOW
1248Twelfth Scene. INSIDE THE HOUSE
500Chapter the Forty-Third. THE EXPLOSION
1249"Blow up with the Brig!"
501Twelfth Scene. — Drury Lane: Chapter the Forty-Fourth. THE LETTER AND THE LAW
1250The Hidden Cash
502Thirteenth Scene. — Fulham: Chapter the Forty-Fifth. THE FOOTRACE
1251The Perils of Certain English Prisoners
503Fourteenth Scene. — Portland Place: Chapter the Forty-Sixth. A SCOTCH MARRIAGE
1252Chapter I — THE ISLAND OF SILVER-STORE
504Fifteenth Scene. — Holchester House: Chapter the Forty-Seventh. THE LAST CHANCE
1253Chapter II — THE RAFTS ON THE RIVER
505Sixteenth Scene. — Salt Patch
1254The Lazy Tour of Two Idle Apprentices
506Chapter the Forty-Eighth. THE PLACE
1255Chapter I
507Chapter the Forty-Ninth. THE NIGHT
1256Chapter II
508Chapter the Fiftieth. THE MORNING
1257Chapter III
509Chapter the Fifty-First. THE PROPOSAL
1258Chapter IV
510Chapter the Fifty-Second. THE APPARITION
1259Chapter V
511Chapter the Fifty-Third. WHAT had happened in the hours of darkness?
1260The Last Stage Coachman
512Chapter the Fifty-Fourth. THE MANUSCRIPT
1261The Fatal Cradle
513Chapter the Fifty-Fifth. THE SIGNS OF THE END
1262The Frozen Deep
514Chapter the Fifty-Sixth. THE MEANS
1263First Scene — the Ballroom
515Chapter THE FIFTY-SEVENTH
1264Chapter 1
516Epilogue. — a Morning Call
1265Chapter 2
517Preface
1266Chapter 3
518The First Scene. COMBE-RAVEN, SOMERSETSHIRE
1267Chapter 4
519Chapter I
1268Between the Scenes — the Landing Stage: Chapter 5
520Chapter II
1269Second Scene — the Hut of the Sea-Mew
521Chapter III
1270Chapter 6
522Chapter IV
1271Chapter 7
523Chapter V
1272Chapter 8
524Chapter VI
1273Chapter 9
525Chapter VII
1274Chapter 10
526Chapter VIII
1275Chapter 11
527Chapter IX
1276Third Scene — the Iceberg: Chapter 12
528Chapter X
1277Fourth Scene — the Garden
529Chapter XI
1278Chapter 13
530Chapter XII
1279Chapter 14
531Chapter XIII
1280Chapter 15
532Chapter XIV
1281Fifth Scene — the Boathouse
533Chapter XV
1282Chapter 16
534Between the Scenes. PROGRESS OF THE STORY THROUGH THE POST
1283Chapter 17
535The Second Scene. SKELDERGATE, YORK
1284Chapter 18
536Chapter I
1285The Dream Woman:
537Chapter II
1286Persons of the Mystery
538Chapter III
1287The First Narrative
539Between The Scenes. CHRONICLE OF EVENTS: PRESERVED IN CAPTAIN WRAGGE’S DISPATCH-BOX
1288The Second Narrative
540The Third Scene. VAUXHALL WALK, LAMBETH
1289The Third Narrative
541Chapter I
1290Fourth (And Last) Narrative
542Chapter II
1291Last Lines
543Chapter III
1292The Captain's Last Love
544Chapter IV
1293The Dead Hand
545Between The Scenes. PROGRESS OF THE STORY THROUGH THE POST
1294The Devil's Spectacles
546The Fourth Scene. ALDBOROUGH, SUFFOLK
1295I. Memoirs of an Arctic Voyager
547Chapter I
1296II. Memoirs of Myself
548Chapter II
1297III. The Test of the Spectacles
549Chapter III
1298IV. The Test of Long Fallas
550Chapter IV
1299V. The Truth in the Shrubbery
551Chapter V
1300VI. The End of the Spectacles
552Chapter VI
1301VII. Between the Reader and the Editor
553Chapter VII
1302The First Officer's Confession
554Chapter VIII
1303Farmer Fairweather
555Chapter IX
1304Fatal Fortune
556Chapter X
1305Part the First
557Chapter XI
1306Part the Second
558Chapter XII
1307Fie! Fie! Or The Fair Physician
559Chapter XIII
1308Love's Random Shot
560Chapter XIV
1309The Midnight Mass
561Between The Scenes. PROGRESS OF THE STORY THROUGH THE POST
1310Nine O'Clock
562The Fifth Scene. BALIOL COTTAGE, DUMFRIES
1311A Passage in the Life of Mr. Perugino Potts
563Chapter I
1312The First Part
564Chapter II
1313Chapter I
565Chapter III
1314Chapter II
566Between The Scenes. PROGRESS OF THE STORY THROUGH THE POST
1315Chapter III
567The Sixth Scene. ST. JOHN’S WOOD
1316Chapter IV
568Chapter I
1317The Second Part
569Chapter II
1318Chapter V
570Between The Scenes. PROGRESS OF THE STORY THROUGH THE POST
1319Chapter VI
571The Seventh Scene. ST. CRUX-IN-THE-MARSH
1320Chapter VII
572Chapter I
1321Chapter VIII
573Chapter II
1322Chapter IX
574Chapter III
1323Chapter X
575Chapter IV
1324Chapter XI
576Between The Scenes. PROGRESS OF THE STORY THROUGH THE POST
1325Chapter XII
577The Last Scene. AARON’S BUILDINGS
1326The Third Part
578Chapter I
1327Chapter XIII
579Chapter II
1328Chapter XIV
580Chapter III
1329Chapter XV
581Chapter IV
1330The Fourth Part
582To Mrs. Elliot, (Of the Deanery, Bristol)
1331Chapter XVI
583Note to the Present Edition
1332Chapter XVII
584Chapter the First. Madame Pratolungo presents Herself
1333Chapter XVIII
585Chapter the Second. Madame Pratolungo makes a Voyage on Land
1334Chapter XIX
586Chapter the Third. Poor Miss Finch
1335Chapter XX
587Chapter the Fourth. Twilight View of the Man
1336Chapter XXI
588Chapter the Fifth. Candlelight View of the Man
1337Chapter XXII
589Chapter the Sixth. A Cage of Finches
1338Chapter XXIII
590Chapter the Seventh. Daylight View of the Man
1339Chapter XXIV
591Chapter the Eighth. The Perjury of the Clock
1340Chapter XXV
592Chapter the Ninth. The Hero of the Trial
1341Chapter XXVI
593Chapter the Tenth. First Appearance of Jicks
1342Chapter XXVII
594Chapter the Eleventh. Blind Love
1343Chapter XXVIII
595Chapter the Twelfth. Mr. Finch smells Money
1344Persons of the Story
596Chapter the Thirteenth. Second Appearance of Jicks
1345Part The First. THE DISAPPEARANCE
597Chapter the Fourteenth. Discoveries at Browndown
1346Chapter I
598Chapter the Fifteenth. Events at the Bedside
1347Chapter II
599Chapter the Sixteenth. First Result of the Robbery
1348Chapter III
600Chapter the Seventeenth. The Doctor’s Opinion
1349Chapter IV
601Chapter the Eighteenth. Family Troubles
1350Chapter V
602Chapter the Nineteenth. Second Result of the Robbery
1351Chapter VI
603Chapter the Twentieth. Good Papa again!
1352Part The Second. THE DISCOVERY
604Chapter the Twenty-First. Madame Pratolungo Returns to Dimchurch
1353Chapter VIII
605Chapter the Twenty-Second. The Twin-Brother’s Letter
1354Chapter IX
606Chapter the Twenty-Third. He sets us All Right
1355Chapter X
607Chapter the Twenty-Fourth. He sees Lucilla
1356Chapter XI
608Chapter the Twenty-Fifth. Nugent puzzles Madame Pratolungo
1357Chapter XII
609Chapter the Twenty-Sixth. He proves Equal to the Occasion
1358Chapter XIII
610Chapter the Twenty-Seventh. He finds a Way out of it
1359Chapter XIV
611Chapter the Twenty-Eighth. He crosses the Rubicon
1360Chapter XV
612Chapter the Twenty-Ninth. Parliamentary Summary
1361Chapter XVI
613Chapter the Thirtieth. Herr Grosse
1362Chapter XVII
614Chapter the Thirty-First. “Who Shall Decide when Doctors disagree?”
1363Chapter XVIII
615Chapter the Thirty-Second. Alas for the Marriage!
1364Chapter XIX
616Chapter the Thirty-Third. The Day Between
1365Chapter XX
617Chapter the Thirty-Fourth. Nugent shows his Hand
1366Chapter XXI
618Chapter the Thirty-Fifth. Lucilla tries her Sight
1367Who Killed Zebedee
619Chapter the Thirty-Sixth. The Brothers Meet
1368Mrs. Zant and the Ghost
620Chapter the Thirty-Seventh. The Brothers change Places
1369Miss Morris and the Stranger
621Chapter the Thirty-Eighth. Is there no Excuse for Him?
1370Mr. Cosway and the Landlady
622Chapter the Thirty-Ninth. She Learns to See
1371Mr. Medhurst and the Princess
623Chapter the Fortieth. Traces of Nugent
1372Mr. Lismore and the Widow
624Chapter the Forty-First. A Hard Time for Madame Pratolungo
1373Miss Jeromette and the Clergyman
625Chapter the Forty-Second. The Story of Lucilla: told by Herself
1374Miss Mina and the Groom
626Chapter the Forty-Third. Lucilla’s Journal, continued
1375Mr. Lepel and the Housekeeper
627Chapter the Forty-Fourth. Lucilla’s Journal, continued
1376Mr. Captain and the Nymph
628Chapter the Forty-Fifth. Lucilla’s Journal, concluded
1377Mr. Marmaduke and the Minister
629Chapter the Forty-Sixth. The Italian Steamer
1378Mr. Percy and the Prophet
630Chapter the Forty-Seventh. On the Way to the End. First Stage
1379Miss Bertha and the Yankee
631Chapter the Forty-Eighth. On the Way to the End. Second Stage
1380Miss Dulane and My Lord
632Chapter the Forty-Ninth. On the Way to the End. Third Stage
1381Mr. Policeman and the Cook
633Chapter the Fiftieth. The End of the Journey
1382The Poetry Did It
634Epilogue
1383A Sad Death and A Brave Life
635Before the Story
1384The Twin Sisters
636First Scene. — Boulogne-Sur-Mer. — the Duel
1385Volpurno — Or The Student
637Second Scene. — Vange Abbey. — The Forewarnings VI
1386John Steadiman's Account (The Wreck of The Golden Mary)
638Book the First
1387A Message from The Sea
639Chapter I. THE CONFIDENCES
1388The Seafaring Man
640Chapter II. THE JESUITS
1389Chapter I. THE SICK MAN
641Chapter III. THE INTRODUCTION TO ROMAYNE
1390Chapter II. THE NEW FACES
642Chapter IV. FATHER BENWELL HITS
1391Chapter III. THE MOONLIGHT MEETING.
643Chapter V. FATHER BENWELL MISSES
1392Chapter IV. THE BEECHEN STICK.
644Chapter VI. THE ORDER OF THE DISHES
1393Chapter V. THE NEWS FROM NARRABEE.
645Chapter VII. THE INFLUENCE OF STELLA
1394Chapter VI. THE LIMEKILN.
646Chapter VIII. THE PRIEST OR THE WOMAN?
1395Chapter VII. THE MATERIALS IN THE DEFENSE.
647Chapter IX. THE PUBLIC AND THE PICTURES
1396Chapter VIII. THE CONFESSION.
648Chapter X. FATHER BENWELL’S CORRESPONDENCE
1397Chapter IX. THE ADVERTISEMENT.
649Chapter XI. STELLA ASSERTS HERSELF
1398Chapter X. THE SHERIFF AND THE GOVERNOR.
650Chapter XII. THE GENERAL’S FAMILY
1399Chapter XI. THE PEBBLE AND THE WINDOW.
651Chapter XIII FATHER BENWELL’S CORRESPONDENCE
1400Chapter XII. THE END OF IT.
652Book the Second
1401Plays:
653Chapter I. THE SANDWICH DANCE
1402No Name
654Chapter II. THE QUESTION OF MARRIAGE
1403Characters
655Chapter III. THE END OF THE BALL
1404Act I
656Chapter IV. IN THE SMALL HOURS
1405Act II
657Book the Third
1406Act III
658Chapter I. THE HONEYMOON
1407Act IV
659Chapter II. EVENTS AT TEN ACRES
1408Act V
660Chapter III. FATHER BENWELL AND THE BOOK
1409The Frozen Deep
661Chapter IV. THE END OF THE HONEYMOON
1410Persons of the Drama
662Chapter V. FATHER BENWELL’S CORRESPONDENCE
1411Act I
663Book the Fourth
1412Act II
664Chapter I. THE BREACH IS WIDENED
1413Act III
665Chapter II. A CHRISTIAN JESUIT
1414No Thoroughfare
666Chapter III. WINTERFIELD RETURNS
1415Persons of the Drama
667Chapter IV. FATHER BENWELL’S CORRESPONDENCE
1416Act I
668Chapter V. BERNARD WINTERFIELD’S CORRESPONDENCE
1417Act II
669Chapter VI. THE SADDEST OF ALL WORDS
1418Act III
670Chapter VII. THE IMPULSIVE SEX
1419Act IV
671Chapter VIII. FATHER BENWELL’S CORRESPONDENCE
1420Act V
672Book the Fifth
1421Black and White
673Chapter I. MRS. EYRECO URT’S DISCOVERY
1422Cast of Characters
674Chapter II. THE SEED IS SOWN
1423Act I
675Chapter III. THE HARVEST IS REAPED
1424Act II
676Chapter IV. ON THE ROAD TO ROME (pt. 1)
1425Act III
677Chapter IV. ON THE ROAD TO ROME (pt. 2)
1426No Name
678Preface
1427Persons of the Drama
679Book I
1428Act I
680Chapter I. THE TWENTY-THIRD OF AUGUST, 1829
1429Act II
681Chapter II. THE CHILD
1430Act III
682Chapter III. THE HIDING OF THE SECRET
1431Act IV
683Book II
1432The Woman in White
684Chapter I. FIFTEEN YEARS AFTER
1433Persons Represented in the Prologue
685Chapter II THE SALE OF PORTHGENNA TOWER
1434Prologue
686Chapter III. THE BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
1435Persons Represented in the Drama
687Book III
1436Act I
688Chapter I. TIMON OF LONDON
1437Act II
689Chapter II. WILL THEY COME?
1438Act III
690Chapter III. MRS. JAZEPH
1439Act IV
691Chapter IV. THE NEW NURSE
1440The New Magdalen
692Chapter V. A COUNCIL OF THREE
1441The Prologue
693Chapter VI. ANOTHER SURPRISE
1442The Story
694Book IV
1443Persons of the Story
695Chapter I. A PLOT AGAINST THE SECRET
1444Act I
696Chapter II. OUTSIDE THE HOUSE
1445Act II
697Chapter III. INSIDE THE HOUSE
1446Act III
698Chapter IV. MR. MUNDER ON THE SEAT OF JUDGMENT
1447Miss Gwilt
699Chapter V. MOZART PLAYS FAREWELL
1448Persons of the Drama
700Book V
1449Act I. — THE GOVERNESS
701Chapter I. AN OLD FRIEND AND A NEW SCHEME
1450Act II. — THE DOCTOR
702Chapter II. THE BEGINNING OF THE END
1451Act III. — THE YACHT
703Chapter III. APPROACHING THE PRECIPICE
1452Act IV
704Chapter IV. STANDING ON THE BRINK
1453Act V
705Chapter V. THE MYRTLE ROOM
1454The Moonstone
706Chapter VI. THE TELLING OF THE SECRET
1455Persons of the Drama
707Book VI
1456The First Act
708Chapter I. UNCLE JOSEPH
1457The Second Act
709Chapter II. WAITING AND HOPING
1458The Third Act
710Chapter III. THE STORY OF THE PAST
1459Memoirs, Letters and Literary Writings:
711Chapter IV. THE CLOSE OF DAY
1460A Clause for the New Reform Bill
712Chapter V. FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS
1461A Column to Burns
713Chapter VI. THE DAWN OF A NEW LIFE
1462A Dramatic Author
714Before the Story
1463A Fair Penitent
715First Book
1464A Pictorial Tour to St George Bosherville
716Chapter I. MRS. PRESTY PRESENTS HERSELF
1465A Shy Scheme
717Chapter II. THE GOVERNESS ENTERS
1466Address from the Queen to Certain of Her Subjects in Office
718Chapter III. MRS. PRESTY CHANGES HER MIND
1467Awful Warning to Bachelors
719Chapter IV. RANDAL RECEIVES HIS CORRESPONDENCE
1468Books Necessary for a Liberal Education
720Chapter V. RANDAL WRITES TO NEW YORK
1469Burns Viewed As a Hat-Peg
721Chapter VI. SYDNEY TEACHES
1470Considerations on The Copyright Question
722Chapter VII. SYDNEY SUFFERS
1471Deep Design on Society
723Chapter VIII. MRS. PRESTY MAKES A DISCOVERY
1472Doctor Dulcamara, MP.
724Chapter IX. SOMEBODY ATTENDS TO THE DOOR
1473How I Write My Books
725Chapter X. KITTY MENTIONS HER BIRTHDAY
1474Magnetic Evenings at Home
726Chapter XI. LINLEY ASSERTS HIS AUTHORITY
1475Pity a Poor Prince
727Chapter XII. TWO OF THEM SLEEP BADLY
1476Preface to the Present Edition
728Chapter XIII. KITTY KEEPS HER BIRTHDAY
1477I. A Letter of Introduction
729Chapter XIV. KITTY FEELS THE HEARTACHE
1478II. A Cornish Fishing Town
730Second Book
1479III. Holy Wells and Druid Relics
731Chapter XV. THE DOCTOR
1480IV. Cornish People
732Chapter XVI. THE CHILD
1481V. Loo-Pool
733Chapter XVII. THE HUSBAND
1482VI. The Lizard
734Chapter XVIII. THE NURSEMAID
1483VII. The Pilchard Fishery
735Chapter XIX. THE CAPTAIN
1484VIII. The Land’s End
736Chapter XX. THE MOTHERIN-LAW
1485IX. Botallack Mine
737Chapter XXI. THE GOVERNESS
1486X. The Modern Drama in Cornwall
738Third Book
1487XI. The Ancient Drama in Cornwall
739Chapter XXII. RETROSPECT
1488XII. The Nuns of Mawgan
740Chapter XXIII. SEPARATION.
1489XIII. Legends of the Northern Coast
741Chapter XXIV. HOSTILITY
1490Postscript to Rambles Beyond Railways.
742Chapter XXV. CONSULTATION
1491Reminiscences of a Storyteller
743Chapter XXVI. DECISION
1492Sermon for Sepoys
744Chapter XXVII. RESOLUTION
1493Thanks to Doctor Livingstone
745Fourth Book
1494The Cruise of the Tomtit
746Chapter XXVIII. MR. RANDAL LINLEY
1495The Debtor’s Best Friend
747Chapter XXIX. MR. SARRAZIN
1496The Exhibition of the Royal Academy
748Chapter XXX. THE LORD PRESIDENT
1497The Little Huguenot
749Chapter XXXI. MR. HERBERT LINLEY
1498The National Gallery and the Old Masters
