"LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET," "AURORA FLOYD"
Reading edition
ETC. ETC. ETC.
LONDON
JOHN AND ROBERT MAXWELL
MILTON HOUSE, SHOE LANE, FLEET STREET
CONTENTS.
I. A young man from the country II. A sensation author III. Isabel IV. The end of George Gilbert's holiday V. George at home VI. Too much alone VII. On the bridge VIII. About poor Joe Tillet's young wife IX. Miss Sleaford's engagement X. A bad beginning XI. "She only said, 'my life is weary!'" XII. Something like a birthday XIII. "Oh, my cousin, shallow-hearted!" XIV. Under Lord Thurston's oak XV. Roland says, "Amen" XVI. Mr. Lansdell relates an adventure XVII. The first warning XVIII. The second warning XIX. What might have been! XX. "Oceans should divide us!" XXI. "Once more the gate behind me falls" XXII. "My love's a noble madness" XXIII. A little cloud XXIV. Lady Gwendoline does her duty XXV. "For love himself took part against himself" XXVI. A popular preacher XXVII. "And now I live, and now my life is done!" XXVIII. Trying to be good. XXIX. The first whisper of the storm XXX. The beginning of a great change XXXI. Fifty pounds XXXII. "I'll not believe but Desdemona's honest" XXXIII. Keeping a promise XXXIV. Retrospective XXXV. "'Twere best at once to sink to peace" XXXVI. Between two worlds XXXVII. "If any calm, a calm despair"