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THE LOUDWATER TRAGEDY
BY
T. W. SPEIGHT
AUTHOR OF "THE MYSTERIES OF HERON DYKE," "HOODWINKED," "BACK TO LIFE," ETC.
London CHATTO & WINDUS, PICCADILLY 1893
CONTENTS
CHAP.
Prologue
I. ON THE EDGE OF A SECRET.
II. WHO IS MRS. WINSLADE?
III. THE SECRET TOLD.
IV. IN WHICH MISS SUDLOW SPEAKS HER MIND.
V. A FAMILY CONFERENCE AND WHAT CAME OF IT.
VI. IN WHICH MISS SUDLOW HAS HER WAY.
VII. PERSONAL TO PHIL.
VIII. PHIL TAKES UP THE TRAIL AFRESH.
IX. A DEADLOCK.
X. UNCHRISTIAN CHARITY.
XI. FANNY AT LOUDWATER HOUSE.
XII. MRS. MELRAY THE YOUNGER IN A NEW LIGHT.
XIII. MRS. MELRAY'S STATEMENT.
XIV. THE STATEMENT CONCLUDED.
XV. A SCRAP OF PAPER.
XVI. A FRESH LINE OF INQUIRY.
XVII. "A MAN I AM, CROSS'D WITH ADVERSITY."
XVIII. AN UNLOOKED-FOR DEVELOPMENT.
XIX. AN UNAVOIDABLE NECESSITY.
XX. "WE MUST SPEAK BY THE CARD."
XXI. THE TRUTH AT LAST.
XXII. ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL.