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- INDEX. Chapter XXX. Florina . ; . : XXXII, A Night Adventure . ° XXXII. Dr. Ferney XXXIII, The Listeners . ° XXXIV. The Mirror . ° ° XXXV. The Snare ° . ° XXXVI. Beech-Tree Lodge . ° XXXVII. Mysterious Occurrence ° XXXVIII. The Masquerade é XXXIX. The Garden ° : XL. The Duel . ° : : XLI. More Scenes at Saxondale ate XLII. The Billet. ; ° XLII. Lady Bess’s Enterprise . XLIV. The Barge : ; XLV. The Lady of many Lovers ° XLVIII. The Brother and Sister 4 XLIX. The Diplomatist Mystified L. The Invalid ‘ ; ; ‘ LI. Following up the Clue. . LIT. The Oath Proposed ; LIU. Juliana . = LIV. The Tete-a-tete in the Travelling Carriage LV. The Vestiary of the Chapel LVI. The Elopement . ; ° LVII. The Missive and the Responses LVIUII. The Recreations and the Horrors cf London Life LIX. Elizabeth and Frauk . ; LX. Marlow and Malton ; : LX1\. Husband Hunting ‘ ° LXII. Harold Staunton . LXIII. The Post-Office ‘ é LXIV, William Deveril’s History ° LXV. The Accident and the Rescue LXVI. The Sign of the “ Billy-Goat” . LXVII. The Dancer and the two Lords LXX. The Thorough-bred —. , LXXI. A Tragedy . . . IL.XXII. The Cnapel . ° . LXXIIL. The Inquest LXALV. The Piysician and the sas XLVI. The Ransacking of the Wardrcbe Room , XLVII. A Startling Discovery.—The Portrait LXVUI. The Physician and his Night’s Adventures LXUX. The Titled Lady and the Opera-Doncer PAGE 133 138 146 152 157 162° 165 168 176 182 187 190 195 199 206 212 216 221 227 232 235 239 246 257 259 264 268 273 277 238 294 298 303 803 314 318 324 $28 $33 838 841 S44 d48 850 (C(0) iim 6)(0\(6) <SEiGO ee — a