Front matter
Reading edition
author of 'nellie's memories,' 'wee wifie,' 'robert ord's atonement,' etc.
1894
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. Out of the Mist CHAPTER II. Behind the Bars CHAPTER III. Cinderella CHAPTER IV. Uncle Max Breaks The Ice CHAPTER V. 'When The Cat Is Away' CHAPTER VI. The White Cottage CHAPTER VII. Giles Hamilton, Esq CHAPTER VIII. New Brooms Sweep Clean CHAPTER IX. The Flag of Truce CHAPTER X. A Difficult Patient CHAPTER XI. One of God's Heroines CHAPTER XII. A Missed Vocation CHAPTER XIII. Lady Betty CHAPTER XIV. Lady Betty Leaves Her Muff CHAPTER XV. Up At Gladwyn CHAPTER XVI. Gladys CHAPTER XVII. 'Why Not Trust Me, Max?' CHAPTER XVIII. Miss Hamilton's Little Scholar CHAPTER XIX. The Picture In Gladys's Room CHAPTER XX. Eric CHAPTER XXI. 'I Ran Away, Then!' CHAPTER XXII. 'They Have Blackened His Memory Falsely' CHAPTER XXIII. The Mystery at Gladwyn CHAPTER XXIV. 'Weeping may endure for a Night' CHAPTER XXV. 'There is no one like Donald' CHAPTER XXVI. I hear about Captain Hamilton CHAPTER XXVII. Max opens his Heart CHAPTER XXVIII. Crossing the River CHAPTER XXIX. Miss Darrell has a Headache CHAPTER XXX. With Timbrels and Dances CHAPTER XXXI. Wedding-Chimes CHAPTER XXXII. A Fiery Ordeal CHAPTER XXXIII. Jack Poynter CHAPTER XXXIV. I communicate with Joe Muggins CHAPTER XXXV. Nightingales and Roses CHAPTER XXXVI. Breakers Ahead CHAPTER XXXVII. 'I claim that Promise, Ursula' CHAPTER XXXVIII. In the Turret-Room CHAPTER XXXIX. Whitefoot is saddled CHAPTER XL. The Talk in the Gloaming CHAPTER XLI. 'At five o'clock in the Morning' CHAPTER XLII. Down the Pemberley Road CHAPTER XLIII. 'Conspiracy Corner' CHAPTER XLIV. Leah's Confession CHAPTER XLV. 'This Home is yours no longer' CHAPTER XLVI. Nap barks in the Stable-yard CHAPTER XLVII. At last, Ursula, at last!' CHAPTER XLVIII. 'What o' the Way to the End?'