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The Wiles of the Wicked
作者：Le Queux, William, 1864-1927
体例：题 章数：90
字数：363,577 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 90 题- CHAPTER ONE.
- WHY THIS IS WRITTEN.
- I arose from my bed a fortnight later stone blind.
- CHAPTER TWO.
- THE BRACELET AND THE PALM.
- CHAPTER THREE.
- THE HOUSE WITH THE PORTICO.
- CHAPTER FOUR.
- THE WOMAN.
- My guide drew forward a chair, and I seated myself, saying--
- CHAPTER FIVE.
- THE UNSEEN.
- CHAPTER SIX.
- HAND AND HEART.
- I inquired of her where we were, but she only replied--
- CHAPTER SEVEN.
- THE MYSTERY IS INCREASED.
- CHAPTER EIGHT.
- THE STRANGER.
- As politely as I could I told him this, but he merely replied--
- CHAPTER NINE.
- FROM THE UNKNOWN.
- I gripped his hand in the darkness, and thanked him.
- CHAPTER TEN.
- THE GIRL IN BLUE.
- I returned into the hall, and my host helped me into my overcoat.
- CHAPTER ELEVEN.
- THE FOURTEENTH OF OCTOBER.
- CHAPTER TWELVE.
- I responded in the affirmative.
- CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
- THE ENCHANTMENT OF A FACE.
- Then, in order, apparently, to cover her confusion, she added--
- CHAPTER FOURTEEN.
- A REVELATION.
- CHAPTER FIFTEEN.
- WHAT I SAW.
- She smiled, but a moment later said--
- CHAPTER SIXTEEN.
- THE INNER ROOM.
- CHAPTER SEVENTEEN.
- THE MARBLE HAND.
- I hesitated.
- I had grown angry at this lame attempt of his to feign ignorance.
- CHAPTER EIGHTEEN.
- MYSTERY INEXPLICABLE.
- I turned towards him determinedly, and in a hard voice said--
- I shook my head.
- CHAPTER NINETEEN.
- MY UNKNOWN WIFE'S STORY.
- Then, turning to her, I made her a mock bow, adding, ironically--
- CHAPTER TWENTY.
- HOW MANY YESTERDAYS?
- I looked at him for a moment, unable to utter further words.
- CHAPTER TWENTY ONE.
- GEDGE TELLS THE TRUTH.
- I stood stupefied, stunned by this amazing statement.
- CHAPTER TWENTY TWO.
- BROKEN THREADS.
- I sat there trying to decide how to act.
- I seized that opportunity.
- I had much to do to prepare for my flight.
- CHAPTER TWENTY THREE.
- I MAKE A DISCOVERY.
- I held that astounding letter in my hand. My eyes were riveted upon it.
- She noticed how puzzled I became, and at length remarked with a laugh--
- I laughed bitterly within myself. How strange it was!
- I sprang out and rang the visitors' bell.
- CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR.
- THE MASTER HAND.
- CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE.
- THE PERSON WHO KNEW.
- CHAPTER TWENTY SIX.
- EDNA MAKES A PROPOSAL.
- I saw that she had been trained in a school of clever diplomacy.
- It was an English passport, bearing the name of "Lucy Edna Grainger."
- I smiled.
- Afterwards, she turned to me and said, in a hard distinct voice--
- CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN.
- MORE SCHEMING.
- I went on in blind despair towards my hotel.
- CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT.
- TWO WORDS.
- I caught sight of my own name, and read it through with interest.
- CHAPTER TWENTY NINE.
- THE ENIGMA.
- I explained to her in detail the events of that fateful night.
- CHAPTER THIRTY.
- CONCLUSION.
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Wiles of the Wicked, by William Le Queux