COURT NETHERLEIGH.
Reading edition
A Novel.
BY MRS. HENRY WOOD, AUTHOR OF "EAST LYNNE," "THE CHANNINGS," "JOHNNY LUDLOW," ETC.
Eighteenth Thousand.
LONDON: RICHARD BENTLEY AND SON, Publishers in Ordinary to Her Majesty the Queen. 1889.
(All rights reserved.)
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
I. Miss Margery.
II. The Shot.
III. Left to Robert.
IV. At Chenevix House.
V. Lady Adela.
VI. All Down-hill.
VII. Desperation.
VIII. Perversity.
IX. Joseph Horn's Testimony.
X. A Costly Mania.
XI. With Madame Damereau.
XII. A Lecture.
XIII. Folly.
XIV. Lady Adela.
XV. The Day of Reckoning.
XVI. The Diamond Bracelet.
XVII. Driven into Exile.
XVIII. An Unpleasant Rumour.
XIX. Flirtation.
XX. A Present of Coffee.
XXI. Given into Custody.
XXII. "That it may be well with us in after-life."
XXIII. Tracing the Notes.
XXIV. A Disagreeable Expedition.
XXV. Sir Turtle Kite.
XXVI. Infatuation.
XXVII. Separation.
XXVIII. On the Way from Blackheath.
XXIX. A Dreary Life.
XXX. Last Words.
XXXI. In the Old Château.
XXXII. Adela Startled.
XXXIII. Despair.
XXXIV. On Lady Livingstone's Arm.
XXXV. Light at Last.
XXXVI. Visitors at Moat Grange.
XXXVII. An Alarm.
XXXVIII. Robert Dalrymple.
XXXIX. Lady Adela.
XL. At Court Netherleigh.
XLI. Conclusion.