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Dr. Wainwright's Patient

DR. WAINWRIGHT'S PATIENT.

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A Novel

By

EDMUND YATES

AUTHOR OF "BLACK SHEEP."

"Canst thou not minister to a mind diseased, Pluck from the memory a rooted sorrow, Raze out the written troubles of the brain, And with some sweet oblivious antidote Cleanse the stuffed bosom of that perilous stuff Which weighs upon the heart?"

SHAKESPEARE.

LONDON GEORGE RUTLEDGE AND SONS BROADWAY, LUDGATE HILL NEW YORK: 416 BROOME STREET 1878

EDMUND YATES'S NOVELS

RUNNING THE GAUNTLET. KISSING THE ROD. A ROCK AHEAD. BLACK SHEEP. A RIGHTED WRONG. THE YELLOW FLAG. THE IMPENDING SWORD. A WAITING RACE. BROKEN TO HARNESS. TWO BY TRICKS. A SILENT WITNESS. NOBODY'S FORTUNE. DR. WAINWRIGHT'S PATIENT. WRECKED IN PORT.

CONTENTS.

CHAP.

I. Captain Derinzy's Retreat

II. A Visitor Expected.

III. During Office-hours.

IV. After Office-hours.

V. Family Politics.

VI. Mrs. Stothard.

VII. Friends In Council.

VIII. Corridor No. 4.

IX. Dear Annette.

X. Madame Clarisse.

XI. Behind the Scenes.

XII. A Conquest.

XIII. Another Conquest.

XIV. Paul at Home.

XV. On the Alert.

XVI. The Colonel's Correspondent.

XVII. Well Met.

XVIII. Soundings.

XIX. Two in Pursuit.

XX. Farther Soundings.

XXI. Father and Son.

XXII. L'homme Propose.

XXIII. Poor Paul.

XXIV. George's Determination.

XXV. Warned.

XXVI. Am Rhein.

XXVII. Patrician and Proletary.

XXVIII. Daisy's Letter.

XXXIX. Relenting.

XXX. Daisy's Recantation.

XXXI. Suspense.

XXXII. Madame Vaughan.

XXXIII. Certainty.

DR. WAINWRIGHT'S PATIENT.

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