Chapter I: Front Matter

Transcriber's Notes:

1. Page scan source:
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2. The diphthong oe is represented by [oe].

Miss Arnott's
Marriage

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| CURIOS |
| ADA VERNHAM, ACTRESS |
| MRS MUSGRAVE AND HER HUSBAND |
| THE MAGNETIC GIRL |
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| John Long, Publisher, London |
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Miss Arnott's Marriage

By
Richard Marsh

Author of "The Beetle," etc.

London
John Long
13 & 14 Norris Street, Haymarket
1904

CONTENTS

CHAP.

I. ROBERT CHAMPION'S WIFE.

II. THE WOMAN ON THE PAVEMENT.

III. THE HEIRESS ENTERS INTO HER OWN.

IV. THE EARL OF PECKHAM'S PROPOSAL.

V. TRESPASSING.

VI. AN AUTHORITY ON THE LAW OF MARRIAGE.

VII. MR MORICE PRESUMES.

VIII. THE LADY WANDERS.

IX. THE BEECH TREE.

X. THE TALE WHICH WAS TOLD.

XI. THE MAN ON THE FENCE.

XII. WHAT SHE HEARD, SAW AND FOUND.

XIII. AFTERWARDS.

XIV. ON THE HIGH ROAD.

XV. COOPER'S SPINNEY.

XVI. JIM BAKER.

XVII. INJURED INNOCENCE.

XVIII. AT THE FOUR CROSS ROADS.

XIX. THE BUTTONS OFF THE FOILS.

XX. THE SOLICITOR'S CLERK.

XXI. THE "NOTE".

XXII. ERNEST GILBERT.

XXIII. THE TWO MEN.

XXIV. THE SOMNAMBULIST.

XXV. HUGH MORICE EXPLAINS.

XXVI. THE TWO MAIDS.

XXVII. A CONFIDANT.

XXVIII. MRS DARCY SUTHERLAND.

XXIX. SOME PASSAGES OF ARMS.

XXX. MISS ARNOTT IS EXAMINED.

XXXI. THE TWO POLICEMEN.

XXXII. THE HOUSEMAID'S TALE.

XXXIII. ON HIS OWN CONFESSION.

XXXIV. MR DAY WALKS HOME.

XXXV. IN THE LADY'S CHAMBER.

XXXVI. OUT OF SLEEP.

XXXVII. WHAT WAS WRITTEN.

XXXVIII. MISS ARNOTT'S MARRIAGE.

Miss Arnott's Marriage