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The cloven foot
CONTENTS.
CHAP. | PAGE | |
I. | The Heir Presumptive | 7 |
II. | Jasper Treverton’s Will | 19 |
III. | A Mysterious Visitor | 24 |
IV. | La Chicot | 33 |
V. | A Disappointed Lover | 45 |
VI. | La Chicot has her Own Way | 51 |
VII. | ‘A Little While such Lips as Thine to Kiss’ | 60 |
VIII. | ‘Days that are Over, Dreams that are Done’ | 76 |
IX. | ‘And art Thou Come! and art Thou True!’ | 86 |
X. | Engaged | 94 |
XI. | No Trousseau | 102 |
XII. | An Ill-Omened Wedding | 107 |
XIII. | The Settlement | 117 |
XIV. | ‘You have but to say the Word’ | 120 |
XV. | Edward Clare Discovers a Likeness | 126 |
XVI. | Shall it be ‘Yes’ or ‘No’? | 134 |
XVII. | Murder | 140 |
XVIII. | What the Diamonds were Worth | 146 |
XIX. | ‘To a Deep Lawny Dell they Came’ | 156 |
XX. | The Church near Camelot | 163 |
XXI. | Halcyon Days | 169 |
XXII. | A Village Iago | 174 |
XXIII. | ‘In the Meanwhile the Skies ’gan Rumble Sore’ | 183 |
XXIV. | ‘And Purple Light Shone over All’ | 188 |
XXV. | The Children’s Party | 192 |
XXVI. | A Disinterested Parent | 196 |
XXVII. | Desrolles is not Communicative | 211 |
XXVIII. | Edward Clare goes on a Voyage of Discovery | 217 |
XXIX. | George Gerard | 228 |
XXX. | Thou art the Man | 233 |
XXXI. | Why don’t You trust Me? | 241 |
XXXII. | On His Defence | 246 |
XXXIII. | At the Morgue | 255 |
XXXIV. | George Gerard in Danger | 260 |
XXXV. | On a Voyage of Discovery | 268 |
XXXVI. | Kergariou’s Wife | 274 |
XXXVII. | The Tenant from Beechampton | 280 |
XXXVIII. | Celia’s Lovers | 285 |
XXXIX. | On Suspicion | 301 |
XL. | Mr. Leopold asks Irrelevant Questions | 307 |
XLI. | Mrs. Evitt makes a Revelation | 312 |
XLII. | The Undertaker’s Evidence | 325 |
XLIII. | An Old Lady’s Diary | 332 |
XLIV. | Three Witnesses | 338 |
XLV. | The Hunt for Desrolles | 341 |
Epilogue | 349 |