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INDEX. Chapter XXX. Florina . ° e ° : , XXXJ. A Night Adventure. ° : AXXH. Dr. Ferney. ‘ ; : ‘ XXXII. The Listeners ‘ . , : XXXIV. The Mirror . ‘ : : ° XXXV. The Snare . e ° ° 7 XXXVI. Beech-Tree Lodge . : 2 4 XXXVII. Mysterious Occurrence : . ‘ SXXVIIT. The Masquerade ‘ ; ‘ XXXIX. The Garden ° ‘ o % « AL. The Dacl_ : ; . ALI. More Scenes at Saxondale House : , ALIT. The Billet . ; ‘ : : ‘ XLII. Lady Bess’s Enterprise : ‘ : ALIV. The Barge ‘ : . XLV. The Lady of many Lovers . XLVI. The Ransacking of the Wardrobe Room ‘ : XLVII. A Startling Diecovery.—Tho Portrait XLVIII. The Brcther and Sister + : XLIX. The Diplomatist Lfystified : ° L. The Invalid ; . : : : LI. Following up the Clue . ‘ ‘ ° LIT. The Oath Proposed ; ‘ . LIT. Juliana . ; , ° ° LIV. The Tete-a-tete in the Travelling Carriage : LV. The Vestiary of the Chapel . , LVI. The Elopement . . ° , _ LVII. The Missive and the Response . ° LVIII. The Recreations and the Horrors cf London Life LIX. Elizabeth and Frank . LX. Marlow and Malton ; ‘ LXI. Husband Hunting ° . & LXII. Harold Staunton . ; ° LXIITI. The Post-Office ‘ ° ; . LAIV, William Deveril’s History ° F : LXV. The Accident and the Rescue ‘ ° LXVI. The Sign of the “Billy-Goat” . ; ° LAVII. The Dancer and the two Lords e . LXVIII. The Physician and his Night’s Adventures LXIX. The Titled Lady and the Opera-Dancer LXX. The Thorough-bred . . , LXXI. A Tragedy . ‘ , . LXXII. The Chapel . LAXII. The Inquest . ‘ LXXIV. The Physician and the Lady ‘ ‘ COMM DOO SS COMM