ST. MARTIN'S EVE
Reading edition
A NOVEL
BY
MRS. HENRY WOOD
AUTHOR OF "EAST LYNNE," "THE CHANNINGS," "JOHNNY LUDLOW," ETC.
NINETIETH THOUSAND
London MACMILLAN AND CO., LIMITED NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN COMPANY 1901
All rights reserved
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
I. THE LITTLE HEIR.
II. FAITHFUL TO THE DEAD.
III. THE UNEXPLAINED REASON.
IV. A NEW MISTRESS AT ALNWICK.
V. ON ST. MARTIN'S EVE.
VI. THE ALNWICK SUPERSTITION.
VII. A SHADOW OF THE FUTURE.
VIII. WASTING AWAY.
IX. CHANGES AT ALNWICK.
X. MISS ROSE DARLING.
XI. GEORGINA BEAUCLERC'S LOVE.
XII. THE FAIR AT ALNWICK.
XIII. ONLY AS BROTHER AND SISTER.
XIV. ST. MARTIN'S EVE.
XV. CONFLICTING STATEMENTS.
XVI. INVESTIGATION.
XVII. HONOUR'S RAVINGS.
XVIII. ADELINE DE CASTELLA.
XIX. TAKING A PORTRAIT.
XX. LOVE'S FIRST DREAM.
XXI. A FADING CHILD.
XXII. ALL ABOUT A STUPID FRENCH MARIGOLD.
XXIII. JEALOUSY.
XXIV. FOILED!
XXV. A CRISIS IN A LIFE.
XXVI. THE SICK CHAMBER.
XXVII. THE LITTLE CHILD GONE.
XXVIII. MRS. BRAYFORD'S BELIEF.
XXIX. LOUISE'S WHISPERED WORDS.
XXX. THE RECEPTION OF THE DEAD.
XXXI. UNAVAILING REPENTANCE.
XXXII. SOME MONTHS ONWARDS.
XXXIII. A TELEGRAM.
XXXIV. WALKING OUT TO DINNER.
XXXV. ON THE TERRACE.
XXXVI. LOCKED IN.
XXXVII. A MEETING IN PARIS.