The Tallants of Barton, vol. 3 (of 3)Front matterReading editionChapter navigation23 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE TALLANTS OF BARTON.Chapter I · WEDDING BELLS.Chapter II · “YET OFT O’ER CREDULOUS YOUTH SUCH SIRENS TRIUMPH, AND LEAD THEIR CAPTIVE SENSE IN CHAINS AS STRONG AS ADAMANT.”Chapter III · COMING HOME.Chapter IV · TRAVELLERS BY LAND AND SEA.Chapter V · LORD AND LADY VERNER.Chapter VI · IN WHICH DAME FORTUNE PLAYS OFF HER GRIM JOKE UPON LIONEL HAMMERTON.Chapter VII · CONTAINS A LETTER FROM A DEAR FRIEND, AND TAKES THE READER ONCE MORE TO SEVERNTOWN.Chapter VIII · PORTENDS A DEED OF VENGEANCE.Chapter IX · GLANCES AT WILLIAMSON’S STORY, AND TERMINATES PAUL SOMERTON’S ADVENTURE.Chapter X · “FROM GRAVE TO GAY.”Chapter XI · EXPLANATIONS THAT CAME TOO LATE.Chapter XII · “WHAT THE MOON SAW.”Chapter XIII · IN WHICH THE SEVERNSHIRE CORONER HOLDS AN INQUEST.Chapter XIV · THE CHIEF OF THE BRAZENCROOK POLICE MAKES A BOLD STROKE FOR THE GOVERNMENT REWARD.Chapter XV · CONTAINS A CURIOUS ILLUSTRATION OF DETECTIVE PHILOSOPHY, AND IS AN IMPORTANT LINK IN THIS HISTORY.Chapter XVI · “BAL. TO R. T., £300.”Chapter XVII · IN THE FIRELIGHT.Chapter XVIII · THE BEGINNING OF THE END.Chapter XIX · IN WHICH SEVERAL PERSONS QUIT THE STAGE FOR EVER.Chapter XX · CLOSING SCENES.Transcriber’s NotesBeginning of this editionNext chapter →THE TALLANTS OF BARTON.All chapters and sections (23)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE TALLANTS OF BARTON.Chapters1234567891011121314151617181920Other sectionsTranscriber’s Notescover imageTHE TALLANTS OF BARTON. →
