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Transcriber's Notes: 1. Page scan source: Google Books https://books.google.com/books?id=ew9NAAAAMAAJ "The Secret of Wyvern Towers" in THE ARGOSY, VOLUME XXVI. (DECEMBER, 1897), No. 1, pp. 1-78, published by Frank A. Munsey in 1898.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
I. VERY STRANGE TIDINGS.
II. AFTER THE TELLING OF THE NEWS.
III. SIR JOHN CONDUCTS THE INQUIRY.
IV. A BACKWARD GLANCE.
V. IN THE LEFT WING.
VI. RECREANT LOVER.
VII. AN AMAZING CONFESSION.
VIII. THE BEGINNING OF THE END.
IX. WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.
X. IN THE LAST RESORT.
XI. ONE STEP NEARER.
XII. ON THE BRINK.
XIII. LAST THINGS.
XIV. WITH ALL SPEED.
XV. THE SECRET OF WYVERN TOWERS.
THE SECRET OF WYVERN TOWERS.*
[*Copyright, 1897, by T. W. Speight.]
BY T. W. SPEIGHT.
Being an account of the circumstances that shadowed the happiness of Felix Drelincourt--Why two persons proclaimed themselves guilty of a fearful crime, on account of which a vagabond's life was placed in jeopardy--The blotting out of an identity brought about by an unexpected legacy.
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