THE END.
At the foot of the stairs Lillian’s strength suddenly gave way, and she
sunk down upon the floor in a huddled heap, in a dead swoon.
Mrs. Raleigh, tired with waiting for her to return, came to search for
her, and found her lying there with that book clasped to her breast,
her eyes closed--no sign of life. She summoned a servant and had the
unconscious girl carried to her own apartment; then she went back
to Rosamond’s side. There was a little change apparent in the sick
girl--it was hoped, for the better.
There was a light step upon the stairs; the door of Rosamond’s room
opened softly. Mrs. Raleigh lifted her heavy eyes and saw Lenore
standing near.
“Auntie, you are quite worn out,” said a sweet, compassionate voice.
“I have come to relieve you. Go and lie down for awhile, and I will do
everything for Rosamond.”
She led the exhausted woman away to another room and made her lie down,
while she bathed the aching brow with Cologne water; then darkening
the windows, she went out and left Mrs. Raleigh just sinking into a
peaceful slumber. Then Lenore went back to Rosamond.
Upstairs in his own room Richard Raleigh stood staring blankly into
vacancy. His face was like marble; all the triumph had left his eyes,
and fear and horror unutterable were in its place. He went over to the
escritoire at last and sunk into a seat before it.
“She means it!” he muttered, fiercely, “she means every word that she
uttered! She will set the bloodhounds of the law upon my track, and I
shall die a horrible death upon the gallows, or drag out an endless
existence in a prison cell. I will not! No, I will circumvent her yet!”
He drew a sheet of paper toward him and wrote upon it these words:
“I hereby confess that I am the murderer of Gilbert Leigh. He held in
his possession certain facts in regard to my private affairs which he
refused to relinquish, and which he declared to be his duty to lay
before the house of Raleigh & Raleigh. I knew that he would keep his
word; I knew also that if these facts were to become known I would be
disgraced and turned adrift. I used every endeavor to induce Leigh to
give up this book in which his information had all been noted, and to
give up at the same time his intention of exposing me; but he refused.
I met him one night not far from his own door, and endeavored to take
forcible possession of the book, but he fought like a tiger, and in
the struggle met his death.
“The very day after his burial, an old man--a stranger in the
city--came to our office and introduced himself as the only brother of
Gilbert Leigh, and left in our care his private papers, including his
will, in which he bequeathed all he possessed to his niece, Lillian.
That night the old man died suddenly in the street, with heart
disease. The Raleigh fortune was in peril. Wild speculations had made
us tremble for our own safety; and my father and I conceived the idea
of retaining the will and inducing Lillian to become my wife; after
which I believed it an easy matter to get her to sign her property
over to me as her lawful guardian; then I could rescue the tottering
house of Raleigh. The fortune, which belongs by right to Lillian Leigh
Raleigh, is estimated at over a million. She has become my wife, but
she hates me and loves Jack Lyndon. I confess that I separated these
two by false representations. He was led to believe her false; she
was made to believe that in a quarrel with her father Jack Lyndon had
killed him. I threatened to hand him over to the authorities unless
she consented to marry me. But she repudiated me after the marriage,
and declared that she had sacrificed herself to save the man she
loved. I swear that this is a full and true confession, so help me God!
“RICHARD RALEIGH.”
Silence in the room--utter silence as the last words are traced.
Richard Raleigh’s face was like marble, and his eyes wore a hunted,
desperate look. He opened a drawer in the escritoire and took from it
a small leather case; it contained two revolvers--one was empty, the
other loaded. He removed the latter from its crimson velvet bed and
passed his hand lightly over it, a cynical expression upon his face.
“Six shots,” he muttered, sharply; “six chances of emigration to
another world!”
His lip curled scornfully; he threw his handsome head back with a
gesture of disdain.
“Bah! what do I fear?” he cried, contemptuously. “What is it that
Bulwer says:
“‘Fear life--not death;
To whatever bourne my breath is borne, the way is easy now; for life,
Like a pagan sacrifice, leads us on to the great high priest with the
knife.
Bitter? I dare not be bitter in the few last hours left to live--
Needing so much forgiveness, God grant me at least to forgive!
And there’ll be no space for the ghost of her face
Down in that narrow room--
And the mole is blind, and the worm is mute--
And there _must_ be rest in the tomb!’
Farewell, dear world!” he cried, sarcastically. “I am going to another,
and, let us hope, a better one! Hush! I hear the sound of footsteps
upon the stairs. Come, my friend; the hour draws nigh. The officers!
the officers!” he cried, starting up. “But I shall escape them!” he
added, sinking slowly back into his seat once more.
The revolver was pressed against his temple; the footsteps came
nearer--nearer; they halt at the door of his chamber, and then a
loud rap resounded throughout the house--a rap which was followed by
a startling report. Richard’s fingers closed over the weapon in his
grasp; he pulled the trigger.
* * * * *
In Rosamond’s sick-room, whither she has returned, his mother hears the
ominous report. Pale and trembling, she stands for a moment, then she
dashes open the door, only to find herself confronted by her husband.
Grafton Raleigh looks like a ghost as he grasps her hand and leads her
into an adjoining room.
“Be brave!” he moans, “for an awful calamity has come upon us!”
And then with many pauses, and between her sobs and broken cries, he
tells her the story--the whole ghastly story of how her only son has
died.
The sound of footsteps upon the stairs had not been the footsteps of
the officers come to drag him away, but some of Richard’s own boon
companions who had come in haste to consult him upon some matter of
importance to them.
The ghastly remains of Richard Raleigh were buried away out of sight,
and poor Lillian, having placed her affairs, together with his dying
confession, in the hands of a competent lawyer, was soon installed
heiress to her uncle’s fortune. Through her agency the affairs of the
Raleighs were set straight, and no one knew how nearly they had come to
ruin.
Rosamond recovered--a pale wreck. The first thing that she did was to
send for Jack Lyndon and give him his freedom. She afterward married
old Arbuthnot, and although she will never entirely recover her mental
equilibrium, she leads society in her city to-day. For brain is not a
requisite for the average leader of fashion.
Lenore and Cyril live in a handsome house in the most aristocratic
quarter of the city, and are so very happy that they are learning to
forget the sad past.
Bessie Vernon eloped with Charlie Stuart soon after the return of
Lenore to America--even at the very time that she was refusing to
acknowledge Lenore as a friend.
* * * * *
“Jack, Jack! look up and say that you forgive me for ever harboring
such a dreadful suspicion against you.”
The journalist lifted his head from the writing with which he was
busily engaged, and saw standing before him a slim, black-robed figure.
Perhaps he thought of another interview which once took place in the
office of the “Thunderer” as he arose and stood before Lillian, pale
and still.
“Don’t look at me like that!” she cried; “but say that you forgive me;
for oh, Jack, you do not know how I have suffered!”
“I forgive you! Of course I could not do otherwise!” he returned,
gravely. “You were under the influence of a wicked man, and--”
“You do care a little for me still, don’t you, Jack?” all pride
thrown to the winds now, and her two hands clasping his. She knows
his stubborn pride--the pride which will not give way an inch; and
she knows that never for one moment does he forget the difference
between the poor journalist and the heiress to a million. But Lillian
is determined to have no more misunderstandings, so she clings to his
hands and looks straight into his eyes.
“Jack, you asked me once to be your wife. I--I have never cared for any
one but you! If you--would--ask me again!”
He stoops and gathers her close to his heart, and their eyes meet in a
look of deathless affection--perfect trust.
“Dear love!” he whispers, softly--“the one love of my life!”
THE END.
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AUTHORS’ CATALOGUE.
_Books marked thus * are at present in Alligator covers._
[_When ordering by mail please order by numbers._]
E. About.
No. Title Pages
1467* A New Lease of Life 264
Amedee Achard.
2196 The Royal Chase 334
Mrs. Leith Adams.
1345 Aunt Hepsy’s Foundling 294
Author of “Addie’s Husband.”
388 Addie’s Husband; or, Through Clouds to Sunshine
504 My Poor Wife
1046 Jessie 167
Author of “A Fatal Dower.”
372 Phyllis’s Probation
Author of “A Golden Bar.”
483* Betwixt My Love and Me 178
Author of “A Great Mistake.”
588 Cherry
1040 Clarissa’s Ordeal 385
1137 Prince Charming 199
1187 Suzanne 227
2055 A Great Mistake 384
Author of “For Mother’s Sake.”
1900 Leonie; or, The Sweet Street Singer of New York 287
Hamilton Aide.
383* Introduced to Society
Albert W. Aiken.
1899 Injun Paul; or, The Prairie Cat. Illustrated
George L. Aikin
1901 Bob O’Link
Gustave Almard.
1341 The Trappers of Arkansas
1396 The Adventurers
1398 Pirates of the Prairies
1400 Queen of the Savannah
1401 The Buccaneer Chief
1402 The Smuggler Hero
1404 The Rebel Chief
1650 The Trail-Hunter
1653 The Pearl of the Andes
1672 The Insurgent Chief
1688 The Trapper’s Daughter
1690 The Tiger-Slayer
1692 Border Rifles
1700 The Flying Horseman
1701 The Freebooters
1714 The White Scalper
1723 The Guide of the Desert
1732 Last of the Aucas
1734 Missouri Outlaws
1736 Prairie Flower
1740 Indian Scout
1741 Stronghand
1742 Bee-Hunters
1744 Stoneheart
1748 The Gold-Seekers
1752 Indian Chief
1756 Red Track
1761 The Treasure of Pearls
1768 Red River Half-Breed
F. M. Allen.
2211 Through Green Glasses
Grant Allen.
712 For Maimie’s Sake 295
1221 “The Tents of Shem” 292
1783 The Great Taboo 223
1870* What’s Bred in the Bone 292
1008* Dumaresq’s Daughter 296
2017 Miss Cayley’s Adventures 197
2022* Duchess of Powysland
Mrs. Alexander.
5 The Admiral’s Ward 419
17 The Wooing O’t 392
62 The Executor 473
189 Valerie’s Fate
229 Maid, Wife, or Widow?
286 Which Shall it Be? 346
339 Mrs. Vereker’s Courier Maid
490 A Second Life 390
564 At Bay 178
794 Beaton’s Bargain 205
797 Look Before You Leap 234
805 The Freres 630
806 Her Dearest Foe 473
814 The Heritage of Langdale 391
815 Ralph Wilton’s Weird
900 By Woman’s Wit 207
997* Forging the Fetters, and The Australian Aunt 166
1054 Mona’s Choice 300
1057 A Life Interest 431
1189 A Crooked Path 390
1199 A False Scent
1867 Heart Wins 262
1459 A Woman’s Heart 394
1571 Blind Fate 335
2158 What Gold Can Not Buy
Mrs. Alderdice.
1582 An Interesting Case 366
Alison.
481* The House That Jack Built
Hans Christian Andersen.
1814 Andersen’s Fairy Tales 380
W. P. Andrews.
1172* India and Her Neighbors 285
F. Anstey.
59 Vice Versâ 221
225 The Giant’s Robe 280
503 The Tinted Venus. A Farcical Romance
819 A Fallen Idol 228
616 The Black Poodle, and Other Tales 239
G. W. Appleton.
1346 A Terrible Legacy 304
2004 Frozen Hearts
Sir Edwin Arnold.
960 The Light of Asia
Edwin Lester Arnold.
685 The Wonderful Adventures of Phra the Phœnician 347
T. S. Arthur.
1337* Woman’s Trials 216
1636 The Two Wives 184
1688* Married Life 214
1640 Ways of Providence 215
1641* Home Scenes 216
1644* Stories for Parents 215
1649* Seed-Time and Harvest 216
1652* Words for the Wise 215
1654* Stories for Young Housekeepers 212
1657* Lessons In Life 215
1658* Off-Hand Sketches 216
1660 The Tried and the Tempted 212
2164 Ten Nights in a Bar-room and What I Saw There
Sir Samuel W. Baker.
267 Rifle and Hound in Ceylon
538 Eight Years’ Wanderings in Ceylon 205
1502 Cast Up by the Sea 410
R. M. Ballantyne.
89 The Red Eric 178
95 The Fire Brigade 170
96 Erling the Bold 184
772 Gascoyne, the Sandal-Wood Trader 259
1514 Deep Down 420
Honore De Balzac.
776 Père Goriot 212
1128 Cousin Pons 297
1318 The Vendetta 254
2189 Shorter Stories 186
2231 The Chouans 290
S. Baring-Gould.
787 Court Royal 406
878 Little Tu’penny
1122* Eve 283
1201* Mehalah: A Story of the Salt Marshes 270
1697* Red Spider 222
1711 The Pennycomequicke 448
1763 John Herring 445
1779* Armiuell 519
1821* Urith 438
Frank Barrett.
986 The Great Hesper
1138 A Recoiling Vengeance
1245* Fettered for Life 313
1461 Smuggler’s Secret
1611 Between Life and Death 292
1750 Lieutenant Barnabas 292
J. M. Barrie.
1896 My Lady Nicotine 206
1977 Better Dead
2099 Auld Licht Idylls
2100 A Window in Thrums
2101 When a Man’s Single 162
2167 A Tillyloss Scandal 164
Basil.
344* “The Wearing of the Green” 275
585* A Drawn Game 304
G. M. Bayne.
1618* Galaski 237
Anne Beale.
188 Idonea 239
199* The Fisher Village
Alexander Begg.
1605* Wrecks in the Sea of Life 348
By the Writer of “Belle’s Letters.”
2091 Vashti and Esther
E. B. Benjamin.
1706* Jim, the Parson 244
1720* Our Roman Palace 360
A. Benrimo.
1624* Vic
E. F. Benson.
2105 Dodo 213
E. Berger.
1646 Charles Auchester 333
E. Berthel.
1589* The Sergeant’s Legacy 342
Walter Besant.
97 All in a Garden Fair 271
137 Uncle Jack
140 A Glorious Fortune
146* Love Finds the Way, and Other Stories. By Besant and Rice
230 Dorothy Forster 283
324 In Luck at Last
541 Uncle Jack
651* “Self or Bearer”
882 Children of Gibeon 459
904 The Holy Rose
906 The World Went Very Well Then 366
980 To Call Her Mine 164
1055 Katharine Regina
1065* Herr Paulus: His Rise, His Greatness, and His Fall 278
1143* The Inner House 183
1151* For Faith and Freedom 356
1240* The Bell of St. Paul’s 352
1247 The Lament of Dives 244
1378 They Were Married. By Walter Besant and Jas. Rice 189
1413 Armorel of Lyonesse 401
1462 Let Nothing You Dismay
1530 When the Ship Comes Home. By Besant and Rice
1655 The Demoniac 347
1861 St. Katherine’s by the Tower 377
M. Betham-Edwards.
273 Love and Mirage; or, The Waiting on an Island
579* The Flower of Doom, and Other Stories
594* Doctor Jacob 207
1023* Next of Kin--Wanted 220
1407* The Parting of the Ways 390
1500* Disarmed 203
1543* For One and the World 340
1627* A Romance of the Wire 192
Jeanie Gwynne Bettany.
1810 A Laggard in Love 189
Bjornstjerne Bjornson.
1385 Arne
1388 The Happy Boy
William Black.
1 Yolande 329
8 Shandon Bells 274
21 Sunrise: A Story of These Times 324
23 A Princess of Thule 334
39 In Silk Attire 316
44 Macleod of Dare 294
49 That Beautiful Wretch 215
50 The Strange Adventures of a Phaeton 372
70 White Wings: A Yachting Romance 261
78 Madcap Violet 310
81 A Daughter of Heth 336
124 Three Feathers 328
125 The Monarch of Mincing Lane 271
126 Killmeny 240
138 Green Pastures and Piccadilly 391
265 Judith Shakespeare: Her Love Affairs and Other Adventures 260
472 The Wise Women of Inverness
627 White Heather 337
898 Romeo and Juliet: A Tale of Two Young Fools 162
962 Sabina Zembra 454
1096 The Strange Adventures of a House-Boat 335
1132 In Far Lochaber 287
1227 The Penance of John Logan
1259 Nanciebel: A Tale of Stratford-on-Avon
1268 Prince Fortunatus 421
1389 Oliver Goldsmith
1394 The Four Macnicols, and Other Tales
1426 An Adventure in Thule
1505 Lady Silverdale’s Sweetheart
1506 Mr. Pisistratus Brown, M. P.
1725 Stand Fast, Craig-Royston! 408
1892 Donald Ross of Heimra 367
R. D. Blackmore.
67 Lorna Doone 454
427 The Remarkable History of Sir Thomas Upmore, Bart., M. P. 210
615 Mary Anerley 488
625 Erema; or, My Father’s Sin 396
629 Cripps, the Carrier 333
630 Cradock Nowell 568
631 Christowell 458
632 Clara Vaughan 489
633 The Maid of Sker 507
636 Alice Lorraine 494
926 Springhaven
1267 Kit and Kitty 419
Isa Blagden.
705 The Woman I Loved, and the Woman Who Loved Me
Edgar Janes Bliss.
2102 The Peril of Oliver Sargent 177
Frederick Boyle.
356* A Good Hater 244
Miss M. E. Braddon.
35 Lady Audley’s Secret 279
56 Phantom Fortune 464
74 Aurora Floyd 333
110 Under the Red Flag
153 The Golden Calf 297
204 Vixen 328
211 The Octoroon 160
234 Barbara; or, Splendid Misery 256
263 An Ishmaelite 338
315 The Mistletoe Bough. Christmas, 1884.
Edited by Miss M. E. Braddon 197
434 Wyllard’s Weird 312
478 Diavola 233
480 Married in Haste. Edited by Miss M. E. Braddon 240
487 Put to the Test. Edited by Miss M. E. Braddon 365
488 Joshua Haggard’s Daughter 438
489 Rupert Godwin 369
495 Mount Royal 431
496 Only a Woman. Edited by Miss M. E. Braddon 390
497 The Lady’s Mile 425
498 Only a Clod 403
499 The Cloven Foot 416
511 A Strange World 429
515 Sir Jasper’s Tenant 416
524 Strangers and Pilgrims 473
529 The Doctor’s Wife 431
542 Fenton’s Quest 240
544 Cut by the County; or, Grace Darnel 163
548 A Fatal Marriage, and The Shadow in the Corner
549 Dudley Carleon; or, The Brother’s Secret,
and George Caulfield’s Journey
552 Hostages to Fortune 409
553 Birds of Prey 414
554 Charlotte’s Inheritance. (Sequel to “Birds of Prey”) 397
557 To the Bitter End 459
559 Taken at the Flood 490
560 Asphodel 468
561 Just as I am; or, A Living Lie 437
567 Dead Men’s Shoes 459
570 John Marchmont’s Legacy 498
618 The Mistletoe Bough. Christmas, 1885.
Edited by Miss M. E. Braddon 257
840* One Thing Needful; or, The Penalty of Fate 281
881 Mohawks 515
890* The Mistletoe Bough. Christmas, 1886.
Edited by Miss M. E. Braddon 252
943 Weavers and Weft; or, “Love that Hath Us in His Net” 206
947 Publicans and Sinners; or, Lucius Davoren
1036 Like and Unlike 402
1098 The Fatal Three 357
1211 The Day Will Come 415
1411 Whose Was the Hand? 377
1664* Dead Sea Fruit 348
1893 The World, Flesh and the Devil 472
1933 Nobody’s Daughter. Sequel to “Diavola” 265
Annie Bradshaw.
706* A Crimson Stain
Charlotte M. Braeme, Author of “Dora Thorne.”
19 Her Mother’s Sin; or, A Bright Wedding Day 174
51 Dora Thorne 320
54 A Broken Wedding-Ring 336
68 A Queen Amongst Women
69 Madolin’s Lover; or, The Love that Lived 329
78 Redeemed by Love; or, Love’s Victory; or, Love Works Wonders 240
76 Wife in Name Only; or, A Broken Heart 287
79 Wedded and Parted
92 Lord Lynne’s Choice 197
148 Thorns and Orange-Blossoms 319
151 The Ducie Diamonds
155 Lady Muriel’s Secret 185
156 “For a Dream’s Sake” 189
174 Under a Ban 270
190 Romance of a Black Veil 160
194 “So Near, and Yet So Far!”
220 Which Loved Him Best? or, Two Fair Women 184
237 Repented at Leisure 283
244 A Great Mistake 384
246 A Fatal Dower 249
249 “Prince Charlie’s Daughter;” or, The Cost of Her Love 191
250 Sunshine and Roses; or, Diana’s Discipline 244
254 The Wife’s Secret, and Fair but False
273 For Life and Love
283 The Sin of a Lifetime; or, Vivien’s Atonement 201
285 The Gambler’s Wife 309
291 Love’s Warfare 181
292 A Golden Heart 184
296 A Rose in Thorns 183
299 The Fatal Lilies, and A Bride from the Sea
300 A Gilded Sin
303 Ingledew House, and More Bitter than Death
304 In Cupid’s Net
305 A Dead Heart, and Lady Gwendoline’s Dream
306 A Golden Dawn, and Lover for a Day
307 Two Kisses, and Like no Other Love
308 Beyond Pardon 268
322 A Woman’s Love-Story 173
328 A Willful Maid 210
335 The White Witch 294
352 At Any Cost
411 A Bitter Atonement 290
430 A Bitter Reckoning
433 My Sister Kate
459 A Woman’s Temptation 277
460 Under a Shadow 245
461 His Wedded Wife 300
465 The Earl’s Atonement 254
466 Between Two Loves 220
467 A Struggle for a Ring 245
469 Lady Damer’s Secret 256
470 Evelyn’s Folly 268
471 Thrown on the World 223
476 Between Two Sins; or, Married in Haste
516 Put Asunder; or, Lady Castlemaine’s Divorce 261
518 The Hidden Sin 312
519 James Gordon’s Wife 272
547 A Coquette’s Conquest 304
576 Her Martyrdom 289
626 A Fair Mystery; or, The Perils of Beauty 456
628 Wedded Hands 358
677 Griselda 234
741 The Heiress of Hilldrop; or, The Romance of a Young Girl 285
745 For Another’s Sin; or, A Struggle for Love 313
755 Margery Dew 226
759 In Shallow Waters 202
778 Society’s Verdict 319
792 Set in Diamonds 277
807 If Love Be Love 257
821 The World Between Them 368
822 A Passion Flower 352
829 The Actor’s Ward 315
853 A True Magdalen; or, One False Step 364
854 A Woman’s Error 286
908 A Willful Young Woman 283
922 Marjorie 346
923 At War With Herself 258
924 ’Twixt Smile and Tear 391
927 Sweet Cymbeline 358
928 The False Vow; or, Hilda; or, Lady Hutton’s Ward 261
928 Hilda; or, The False Vow; or, Lady Hutton’s Ward 261
929 The Belle of Lynn; or, The Miller’s Daughter 263
931 Lady Diana’s Pride; or, One Against Many 177
933 A Hidden Terror 264
948 The Shadow of a Sin 217
949 Claribel’s Love Story; or, Love’s Hidden Depths 296
952 A Woman’s War 319
953 Hilary’s Folly; or, Her Marriage Vow 312
955 From Gloom to Sunlight; or, From Out the Gloom 328
958 A Haunted Life; or, Her Terrible Sin 288
964 A Struggle for the Right 245
967 Bonnie Doon
968 Blossom and Fruit; or, Madame’s Ward 313
969 The Mystery of Colde Fell; or, Not Proven 269
973 The Squire’s Darling 160
975 A Dark Marriage Morn 311
978 Her Second Love 198
982 The Duke’s Secret 335
985 On Her Wedding Morn, and The Mystery of the Holly-Tree 178
988 The Shattered Idol, and Letty Leigh 191
990 The Earl’s Error, and Arnold’s Promise
995 An Unnatural Bondage, and That Beautiful Lady 164
1006 His Wife’s Judgment 302
1008 A Thorn in Her Heart 256
1010 Golden Gates 256
1012 A Nameless Sin 229
1014 A Mad Love 270
1031 Irene’s Vow 265
1052 Signa’s Sweetheart 361
1091 A Modern Cinderella
1134 Lord Elesmere’s Wife 401
1155 Lured Away; or, The Story of a Wedding-Ring,
and The Heiress of Arne 160
1179 Beauty’s Marriage
1185 A Fiery Ordeal 206
1186 Guelda 219
1195 Dumaresq’s Temptation 324
1285 Jenny 187
1291 The Star of Love 212
1328 Lord Lisle’s Daughter
1338 A Woman’s Vengeance 215
1343 Dream Faces 296
1373 The Story of an Error 299
1415 Weaker than a Woman 289
1444 The Queen of the County 386
1628 Love Works Wonders; or, Love’s Victory; or, Redeemed by Love 270
1951 The Mystery of Woodleigh Grange
2010 Her Only Sin
2011 A Fatal Wedding 160
2012 A Bright Wedding-Day; or, Her Mother’s Sin 174
2013 One Against Many; or, Lady Diana’s Pride 177
2014 One False Step; or, A True Magdalen 361
2015 Two Fair Women; or, Which Loved Him Best? 184
2053 The Love that Lived; or, Madolin’s Lover 329
2068 Lady Latimer’s Escape 236
2188 His Perfect Trust 338
Fredrika Bremer.
187 The Midnight Sun
Charlotte Bronte.
15 Jane Eyre 337
57 Shirley 405
944 The Professor 228
Rhoda Broughton.
86 Belinda 261
101 Second Thoughts 253
227 Nancy 234
645 Mrs. Smith of Longmains
758 “Good-bye, Sweetheart!” 344
765 Not Wisely, But Too Well 314
767 Joan 362
768 Red as a Rose is She 355
769 Cometh Up as a Flower 278
862 Betty’s Visions
894 Doctor Cupid 319
1599 Alas! 387
Louise de Bruneval.
1686* Sœur Louise 175
Robert Buchanan.
145 “Storm-Beaten:” God and The Man 208
154* Annan Water 197
181* The New Abelard 176
268 The Martyrdom of Madeline
398* Matt
468* The Shadow of the Sword 282
646* The Master of the Mine 189
892 That Winter Night; or, Love’s Victory
1074* Stormy Waters 238
1104* The Heir of Linne 185
1350 Love Me Forever
1455* The Moment After
Frank T. Bullen.
2008 The Cruise of the “Catchalot” 258
John Bunyan.
1498 The Pilgrim’s Progress. Illustrated 307
Captain Fred Burnaby.
330* “Our Radicals”
375 A Ride to Khiva 173
384 On Horseback Through Asia Minor 290
Aaron Ainsworth Burr.
951 Zo, A Perfect Woman
John Bloundelle-Burton.
918 The Silent Shore; or, The Mystery of St. James’ Park
Beatrice M. Butt.
1354* Dellcia 189
E. Lasseter Bynner.
1456* Nimport 494
1460* Tritons 406
Lord Byron.
719 Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage 163
E. Fairfax Byrrne.
521* Entangled 251
538 A Fair Country Maid 263
Mrs. Caddy.
127* Adrian Bright 400
Hall Caine.
445 The Shadow of a Crime 242
520 She’s All the World to Me
1234 The Deemster 343
1255 The Bondman 357
2079 A Son of Hagar 354
Mona Caird.
1699* The Wing of Azrael 305
Ada Cambridge.
1583 A Marked Man 355
1967 My Guardian 250
2139 The Three Miss Kings 338
Mrs. H. Lovett Cameron.
595 A North Country Main 277
796 In a Grass Country 301
891* Vera Nevill; or, Poor Wisdom’s Chance 306
912 Pure Gold 401
963 Worth Winning 222
1025 Daisy’s Dilemma
1028 A Devout Lover; or, A Wasted Love 271
1070 A Life’s Mistake 176
1204 The Lodge by the Sea 170
1205 A Lost Wife 179
1236 Her Father’s Daughter 256
1261 Wild George’s Daughter 178
1290 The Cost of a Lie 178
1292 Bosky Dell 250
1782* A Dead Past 318
1819* Neck or Nothing
Lady Colin Campbell.
1325* Darell Blake 274
Rosa Nouchette Carey.
215 Not Like Other Girls 320
396 Robert Ord’s Atonement 376
551 Barbara Heathcote’s Trial 538
608 For Lilias 399
930 Uncle Max 430
932 Queenie’s Whim 436
934 Wooed and Married 496
936 Nellie’s Memories 546
961 Wee Wifie 350
1033 Esther: A Story for Girls 194
1064 Only the Governess 323
1135 Aunt Diana 177
1194 The Search for Basil Lyndhurst 468
1208 Merle’s Crusade 226
1545 Lover or Friend? 487
1879 Mary St. John 407
1965 Averil 217
1966 Our Bessie 244
1968 Heriot’s Choice 440
Capt. L. C. Carleton.
1902 The Man of Death
1907 Eagle Eyes, the Scout
1910 The Trapper’s Retreat
1911 The Wild Man of the Woods. Illustrated
William Carleton.
1493 Willy Reilly 458
1552 Shane Fadh’s Wedding
1553 Larry McFarland’s Wake
1554 The Party Fight and Funeral
1556 The Midnight Mass
1557 Phil Purcel
1558 An Irish Oath
1560 Going to Maynooth
1561 Phelim O’Toole’s Courtship
1562 Dominick, the Poor Scholar
1564 Neal Malone
“Carolus.”
2210 The Story of L’Aiglon
Alice Comyne Carr.
571* Paul Crew’s Story
Lewis Carroll.
462 Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Illustrated by John Tenniel 189
789 Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There.
Illustrated by John Tenniel 230
Cervantes.
1576 Don Quixote 635
L. W. Champuey.
1468* Bourbon Lilies 388
Erckmann-Chatrian.
329 The Bells; or, The Polish Jew.
(Translated from the French by Caroline A. Merighi)
Victor Cherbuliez.
1516* Samuel Brohl & Co. 222
Mary Cholmondeley.
2217 The Danvers Jewels
Mrs. C. M. Clarke.
1801* More True than Truthful 232
W. M. Clemens.
1544 Famous Funny Fellows 214
Captain Clewline.
1912 The Boy Whalers
1913 The Island Demon
Mrs. W. K. Clifford.
546 Mrs. Keith’s Crime 172
2104 Love Letters of a Worldly Woman
Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
1949 The Queen’s Revenge
1950 Ivan, the Serf
J. Maclaren Cobban.
485* Tinted Vapours
1279* Master of His Fate 193
1511* A Reverend Gentleman 320
John Coleman.
504 Curly: An Actor’s Story
C. R. Coleridge.
403* An English Squire 266
1689* A Near Relation 265
Beatrice Collensie.
1352* A Double Marriage 267
Mabel Collins.
749 Lord Vanecourt’s Daughter 324
828 The Prettiest Woman in Warsaw 288
1463 Ida: An Adventure in Morocco
Wilkie Collins.
52 The New Magdalen 234
102 The Moonstone 352
167 Heart and Science 250
168 No Thoroughfare. By Dickens and Collins
175 Love’s Random Shot, and Other Stories
233 “I Say No;” or, The Love-Letter Answered 237
508 The Girl at the Gate
591 The Queen of Hearts 366
613 The Ghost’s Touch, and Percy and the Prophet
623 My Lady’s Money 167
701 The Woman in White 628
702 Man and Wife 614
764 The Evil Genius 300
896 The Guilty River
946 The Dead Secret 348
977 The Haunted Hotel 197
1029 Armadale 676
1095 The Legacy of Cain 281
1119 No Name 623
1269 Blind Love 313
1347 A Rogue’s Life 188
1608 Tales of Two Idle Apprentices. By Dickens and Collins
M. J. Colquhoun.
624* Primus in Indis 162
1469* Every Inch a Soldier 286
Lucy Randall Comfort.
2072 For Marjorie’s Sake 198
Hugh Conway.
240 Called Back
251* The Daughter of the Stars, and Other Tales
301 Dark Days 197
302* The Blatchford Bequest
341* A Dead Man’s Face
502* Carriston’s Gift
525 Paul Vargas, and Other Stories
543 A Family Affair 206
601* Slings and Arrows, and Other Stories
711 A Cardinal Sin 351
804 Living or Dead 279
830 Bound by a Spell 169
1353 All In One 206
1684* Story of a Sculptor
1722* Somebody’s Story
Ralph Connor.
2209 Black Rock
Edward H. Cooper.
2182 The Marchioness Against the County 205
J. Fenimore Cooper.
60 The Last of the Mohicans 346
63 The Spy 278
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51 A Fiery Ordeal Charlotte M. Braeme
52 Between Two Loves Charlotte M. Braeme
53 Beyond Pardon Charlotte M. Braeme
54 A Bitter Atonement Charlotte M. Braeme
55 A Broken Wedding-Ring Charlotte M. Braeme
56 Dora Thorne Charlotte M. Braeme
57 The Earl’s Atonement Charlotte M. Braeme
58 Evelyn’s Folly Charlotte M. Braeme
59 A Golden Heart Charlotte M. Braeme
60 Her Martyrdom Charlotte M. Braeme
61 Her Second Love Charlotte M. Braeme
62 Lady Damer’s Secret Charlotte M. Braeme
63 Lady Hutton’s Ward Charlotte M. Braeme
64 Lord Lisle’s Daughter Charlotte M. Braeme
65 A Study in Scarlet A. Conan Doyle
66 Lord Lynne’s Choice Charlotte M. Braeme
67 Love Works Wonders Charlotte M. Braeme
68 Prince Charlie’s Daughter Charlotte M. Braeme
69 Put Asunder; or, Lady Castlemaine’s Divorce Charlotte M. Braeme
70 Repented at Leisure Charlotte M. Braeme
71 A Struggle for a Ring Charlotte M. Braeme
72 Sunshine and Roses Charlotte M. Braeme
73 Thorns and Orange-Blossoms Charlotte M. Braeme
74 The Honorable Mrs. Vereker “The Duchess”
75 Under-Currents “The Duchess”
76 A Born Coquette “The Duchess”
77 Under a Shadow Charlotte M. Braeme
78 Weaker Than a Woman Charlotte M. Braeme
79 Wedded and Parted Charlotte M. Braeme
80 Which Loved Him Best? Charlotte M. Braeme
81 Wife in Name Only Charlotte M. Braeme
82 A Woman’s Temptation Charlotte M. Braeme
83 A Queen Amongst Women Charlotte M. Braeme
84 Madolin’s Lover Charlotte M. Braeme
85 Only the Governess Rosa N. Carey
86 Camille Alexander Dumas
87 The Sin of a Lifetime Charlotte M. Braeme
88 Love’s Warfare Charlotte M. Braeme
89 ’Twixt Smile and Tear Charlotte M. Braeme
90 Sweet Cymbeline Charlotte M. Braeme
91 April’s Lady “The Duchess”
92 Vendetta! Marie Corelli
93 The Squire’s Darling Charlotte M. Braeme
94 The Gambler’s Wife Charlotte M. Braeme
95 A Fatal Dower Charlotte M. Braeme
96 Her Mother’s Sin Charlotte M. Braeme
97 Romance of a Black Veil Charlotte M. Braeme
98 A Rose in Thorns Charlotte M. Braeme
99 Lord Elesmere’s Wife Charlotte M. Braeme
100 The Dolly Dialogues Anthony Hope
101 The Kreutzer Sonata Count Lyof Tolstoi
102 Anna Karénine Count Lyof Tolstoi
103 The Mystery of Woodleigh Grange Charlotte M. Braeme
104 Martha; or, The Story of a
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105 His Word of Honor;
or, What the Spring Brought E. Werner
106 She Fell in Love With Her Husband;
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or, Success, and How He Won It E. Werner
107 Ivan, the Serf Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
108 The Queen’s Revenge Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
109 The Price He Paid E. Werner
110 The Master of Ettersberg E. Werner
111 Tempest and Sunshine Mary Mary J. Holmes
112 The Homestead on the Hillside Mary J. Holmes
113 The English Orphans Mary J. Holmes
114 The Boat Club Oliver Optic
115 Ballads and Other Verses Rudyard Kipling
116 The Drums of the Fore and Aft Rudyard Kipling
117 The Royal Chase Amédée Achard
118 Little Goldie Mrs. Sumner Hayden
119 Inez: A Tale of the Alamo Augusta J. Evans
120 All Aboard! Oliver Optic
121 Now or Never Oliver Optic
122 Lena Rivers Mary J. Holmes
123 Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyúm
124 She Loved Him Charles Garvice
125 In His Steps. “What Would Jesus Do?” Rev. C. M. Sheldon
126 Meadow Brook Mary J. Holmes
127 The Iron Pirate Max Pemberton
128 The Hypocrite
129 Dead Man’s Rock “Q” (Arthur T.
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130 The Phantom Future Henry S. Merriman
131 Prisoners and Captives Henry S. Merriman
132 A Parisian Romance Octave Feuillet
133 Carmen: The Power of Love Prosper Merimée
134 Prue and I George Wm. Curtis
135 The Heiress of Glen Gower May Agnes Fleming
136 Magdalen’s Vow May Agnes Fleming
137 Who Wins? May Agnes Fleming
138 Lady Evelyn May Agnes Fleming
139 Estella’s Husband May Agnes Fleming
140 The Baronet’s Bride May Agnes Fleming
141 The Unseen Bridegroom May Agnes Fleming
142 Young Mistley Henry S. Merriman
143 The Sherlock Holmes Detective Stories A. Conan Doyle
144 A Girl of the Klondike Victoria Cross
145 Paula. A Sketch from Life Victoria Cross
146 Sappho Alphonse Daudet
147 Manon Lescant L’Abbé Prévost
148 The Dance of Death Jean Corey
149 A Charity Girl Effie A. Rowlands
150 Husband and Foe Effie A. Rowlands
151 Little Lady Charles Effie A. Rowlands
152 Cast Up by the Tide Dora Delmar
153 The Scent of the Roses Dora Delmar
154 Hearts And Lives Wenona Gilman
155 Blind Dan’s Daughter Wenona Gilman
156 Val, the Tomboy Wenona Gilman
157 My Little Princess Wenona Gilman
158 The Banker’s Daughter Magdalen Barrett
159 The Depth of Love Hannah Blomgren
160 His Legal Wife Mary E. Bryan
161 Lillian’s Vow Mrs. E. Burke Collins
162 Sold for Gold Mrs. E. Burke Collins
163 A Heart of Fire Jean Corey
164 Shadow and Sunshine Adna H. Lightner
165 Lady Gay’s Pride Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
166 Lancaster’s Choice Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
167 Tiger-Lily Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
168 The Pearl and the Ruby Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
169 Eric Braddon’s Love Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
170 Little Sweetheart Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
171 Flower and Jewel Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
172 Little Nobody Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
173 Under Five Lakes M. Quad
174 Her Second Choice Charlotte M. Stanley
175 His Country Cousin Charlotte M. Stanley
176 Frou-Frou Charlotte M. Stanley
177 The Little Light-House Lass Elizabeth Stiles
178 The Man She Loved Effie A. Rowlands
179 An Impossible Thing Katharine Wynne
180 Woman, the Mystery Henry Herman
181 Christie Johnstone Charles Reade
182 The Blithedale Romance Nathan’l Hawthorne
183 Through Green Glasses F. M. Allen
184 One Man’s Evil Effie A. Rowlands
185 A Willful Maid Charlotte M. Braeme
186 A Woman’s Love Story Charlotte M. Braeme
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