Mysterious Mr.
The Mysterious Mr. Miller
作者：Le Queux, William, 1864-1927
体例：题 章数：120
字数：386,490 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 120 题- CHAPTER ONE.
- A STRANGER IN SHEPHERD'S BUSH.
- CHAPTER TWO.
- TOUCHES A WOMAN'S HONOUR.
- I drew the Italian notes from the wallet, and counted them.
- I bowed to her, and as I did so she said quickly in English:--
- I stood before her stunned.
- CHAPTER THREE.
- GIVES SOME EXPLANATIONS.
- I made no reply, but went on, she following closely behind.
- She sighed, and raising her fine eyes to mine, replied:--
- CHAPTER FOUR.
- AROUSES CERTAIN SUSPICIONS.
- She fixed her dark eyes upon me for a few moments, then said:--
- CHAPTER FIVE.
- THE VILLA DU LAC.
- CHAPTER SIX.
- THE TRUTH ABOUT THE STRANGER.
- I sat staring at my friend, unable to utter a word.
- CHAPTER SEVEN.
- DESCRIBES SOME CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS.
- CHAPTER EIGHT.
- I nodded in the affirmative.
- I started when he introduced himself.
- CHAPTER NINE.
- CONTAINS A SURPRISE.
- CHAPTER TEN.
- MY OWN CONFESSION.
- I was, I felt certain, the very last person whom she desired to meet.
- CHAPTER ELEVEN.
- LUCIE IS CONFIDENTIAL.
- I pressed her to speak, but she was firm and quite immovable.
- CHAPTER TWELVE.
- IN WHICH A STRANGE THING HAPPENS.
- I held my breath, and stood rooted to the spot.
- CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
- BENEATH THE LOVE-LIGHT.
- CHAPTER FOURTEEN.
- CRUEL DESTINY.
- Instantly he jumped up, exclaiming:--
- CHAPTER FIFTEEN.
- BETRAYS SOME HIDDEN INTRIGUE.
- But she only shook her head sadly, saying:--
- I held her trembling hand, and again kissed her cold, hard lips.
- CHAPTER SIXTEEN.
- INTRODUCES MR GORDON-WRIGHT.
- I was utterly taken aback by her announcement.
- CHAPTER SEVENTEEN.
- WHAT HAPPENED IN THE NIGHT.
- CHAPTER EIGHTEEN.
- PLIGHT AND PURSUIT.
- I put them on, and as I did so he increased the speed, remarking:--
- CHAPTER NINETEEN.
- THE BLUE MOTOR-CAR.
- CHAPTER TWENTY.
- REVEALS THE TRUTH.
- I saw his face, and my eyes became riveted upon it.
- CHAPTER TWENTY ONE.
- THE PERIL OF ELLA MURRAY.
- So it evidently was with "Mr Gordon-Wright."
- I felt certain that he was endeavouring to recall my face.
- CHAPTER TWENTY TWO.
- AT DAWN.
- CHAPTER TWENTY THREE.
- CHILDREN OF CIRCUMSTANCE.
- She shook her head sadly, and, sighing deeply, answered:--
- CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR.
- I remembered.
- I do not know what she said in response to my cruel bitter reproaches.
- CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE.
- BY THE TYRRHENIAN WATERS.
- I stood there as a man in a dream.
- I turned upon my heel, and went forward a changed man.
- At the inn I made further inquiries regarding the tenant of the "Glen."
- The pretty dark-eyed young girl laughing at me said:--
- CHAPTER TWENTY SIX.
- THE HOME OF THE MYSTERIOUS ENGLISHMAN.
- She hesitated a moment, then lifting her eyes to mine, said:--
- CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN.
- FROM A WOMAN'S LIPS.
- CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT.
- THE VOICE IN THE STREET.
- I was disappointed at her blank refusal, and she saw it.
- And as the voice died away we heard the words:--
- CHAPTER TWENTY NINE.
- CONTAINS ANOTHER SURPRISE.
- CHAPTER THIRTY.
- SOME DISCOVERIES IN ROME.
- I was anxious to see what sort of person this Gavazzi might be.
- Five minutes later he returned, saying:--
- I could distinctly hear my own heart beating within me.
- CHAPTER THIRTY ONE.
- THE SECRET OF THE VILLA VERDE.
- CHAPTER THIRTY TWO.
- THE TICKING OF THE CLOCK.
- CHAPTER THIRTY THREE.
- CERTAIN PERSONS ARE INQUISITIVE.
- CHAPTER THIRTY FOUR.
- LOVE IN FETTERS.
- CHAPTER THIRTY FIVE.
- AN EVENING AT HYDE PARK GATE.
- While we breakfasted together in his sitting-room he suddenly said:--
- CHAPTER THIRTY SIX.
- TWO MYSTERIES.
- I thanked all three, and they withdrew.
- CHAPTER THIRTY SEVEN.
- NEEDS SOME EXPLANATION.
- He heard me to the end, and afterwards reassured me by saying:--
- I gave the man a card, and he disappeared through another door.
- Three minutes later I heard a bright voice calling me:--
- CHAPTER THIRTY EIGHT.
- TELLS THE TRUTH.
- I called and left a card, for they were out.
- I swiftly scanned the lines, and stood staring at them both.
- I motioned to him to enter and close the door. Then I said:--
- I had listened to Lucie's extraordinary statement like a man in a dream.
- CHAPTER THIRTY NINE.
- UNITES TWO HEARTS.
- CHAPTER FORTY.
- CONCLUSION.