Chapter XXVIII: Act II (4)

By E. LYNN LINTON.
Patricia Kemball.
The World Well Lost.
Under which Lord?
Paston Carew.
‘My Love!’
Ione.
With a Silken Thread.
The Atonement of Leam Dundas.
Rebel of the Family.
Sowing the Wind.
The One Too Many.
Dulcie Everton.

By HENRY W. LUCY.
Gideon Fleyce.

By JUSTIN McCARTHY.
Dear Lady Disdain.
Waterdale Neighbours.
My Enemy’s Daughter.
A Fair Saxon.
Linley Rochford.
Miss Misanthrope.
Camiola.
Donna Quixote.
Maid of Athens.
The Comet of a Season.
The Dictator.
Red Diamonds.
The Riddle Ring.

By HUGH MACCOLL.
Mr. Stranger’s Sealed Packet.

By GEORGE MACDONALD.
Heather and Snow.

By AGNES MACDONELL.
Quaker Cousins.

By W. H. MALLOCK.
The New Republic.

By BRANDER MATTHEWS.
A Secret of the Sea.

By L. T. MEADE.
A Soldier of Fortune.

By LEONARD MERRICK.
The Man who was Good.

By Mrs. MOLESWORTH.
Hathercourt Rectory.

By J. E. MUDDOCK.
Stories Weird and Wonderful.
The Dead Man’s Secret.
From the Bosom of the Deep.

By D. CHRISTIE MURRAY.
A Model Father.
Joseph’s Coat.
Coals of Fire.
Val Strange.
Hearts.
Old Blazer’s Hero.
The Way of the World.
Cynic Fortune.
A Life’s Atonement.
By the Gate of the Sea.
A Bit of Human Nature.
First Person Singular.
Bob Martin’s Little Girl.
Time’s Revenges.
A Wasted Crime.
In Direst Peril.
Mount Despair.
A Capful o’ Nails.

By MURRAY and HERMAN.
One Traveller Returns.
Paul Jones’s Alias.
The Bishops’ Bible.

By HUME NISBET.
‘Bail Up!’
Dr. Bernard St. Vincent.

By W. E. NORRIS.
Saint Ann’s.
Billy Bellew.

By GEORGES OHNET.
Dr. Rameau.
A Last Love.
A Weird Gift.

By Mrs. OLIPHANT.
Whiteladies.
The Primrose Path.
The Greatest Heiress in England.

By OUIDA.
Held in Bondage.
Strathmore.
Chandos.
Idalia.
Under Two Flags.
Cecil Castlemaine’s Gage.
Tricotrin.
Puck.
Folle-Farine.
A Dog of Flanders.
Pascarèl.
Signa.
Princess Napraxine.
In a Winter City.
Ariadnê.
Friendship.
Two Lit. Wooden Shoes.
Moths.
Bimbi.
Pipistrello.
A Village Commune.
Wanda.
Othmar.
Frescoes.
In Maremma.
Guilderoy.
Ruffino.
Syrlin.
Santa Barbara.
Two Offenders.
Ouida’s Wisdom, Wit, and Pathos.

By MARGARET AGNES PAUL.
Gentle and Simple.

By Mrs. CAMPBELL PRAED.
The Romance of a Station.
The Soul of Countess Adrian.
Outlaw and Lawmaker.
Christina Chard.
Mrs. Tregaskiss.

By RICHARD PRYCE.
Miss Maxwell’s Affections.

By JAMES PAYN.
Bentinck’s Tutor.
Murphy’s Master.
A County Family.
At Her Mercy.
Cecil’s Tryst.
The Clyffards of Clyffe.
The Foster Brothers.
Found Dead.
The Best of Husbands.
Walter’s Word.
Halves.
Fallen Fortunes.
Humorous Stories.
£200 Reward.
A Marine Residence.
Mirk Abbey.
By Proxy.
Under One Roof.
High Spirits.
Carlyon’s Year.
From Exile.
For Cash Only.
Kit.
The Canon’s Ward.
The Talk of the Town.
Holiday Tasks.
A Perfect Treasure.
What He Cost Her.
A Confidential Agent.
Glow-worm Tales.
The Burnt Million.
Sunny Stories.
Lost Sir Massingberd.
A Woman’s Vengeance.
The Family Scapegrace.
Gwendoline’s Harvest.
Like Father, Like Son.
Married Beneath Him.
Not Wooed, but Won.
Less Black than We’re Painted.
Some Private Views.
A Grape from a Thorn.
The Mystery of Mirbridge.
The Word and the Will.
A Prince of the Blood.
A Trying Patient.

By Mrs. J. H. RIDDELL.
Weird Stories.
Fairy Water.
Her Mother’s Darling.
The Prince of Wales’s Garden Party.
The Uninhabited House.
The Mystery in Palace Gardens.
The Nun’s Curse.
Idle Tales.

By CHARLES READE.
It Is Never Too Late to Mend.
Christie Johnstone.
The Double Marriage.
Put Yourself in His Place.
Love Me Little, Love Me Long.
The Cloister and the Hearth.
Course of True Love.
The Jilt.
The Autobiography of a Thief.
A Terrible Temptation.
Foul Play.
The Wandering Heir.
Hard Cash.
Singleheart and Doubleface.
Good Stories of Man and other Animals.
Peg Woffington.
Griffith Gaunt.
A Perilous Secret.
A Simpleton.
Readiana.
A Woman-Hater.

By F. W. ROBINSON.
Women are Strange.
The Hands of Justice.
The Woman in the Dark.

By W. CLARK RUSSELL.
Round the Galley Fire.
On the Fo’k’sle Head.
In the Middle Watch.
A Voyage to the Cape.
A Book for the Hammock.
The Mystery of the ‘Ocean Star.’
The Romance of Jenny Harlowe.
An Ocean Tragedy.
My Shipmate Louise.
Alone on Wide Wide Sea.
Good Ship ‘Mohock.’
The Phantom Death.
Is He the Man?
Heart of Oak.
The Convict Ship.
The Tale of the Ten.
The Last Entry.

By DORA RUSSELL.
A Country Sweetheart.

By GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA.
Gaslight and Daylight.

By GEORGE R. SIMS.
The Ring o’ Bells.
Mary Jane’s Memoirs.
Mary Jane Married.
Tales of To-day.
Dramas of Life.
Tinkletop’s Crime.
My Two Wives.
Zeph.
Memoirs of a Landlady.
Scenes from the Show.
The 10 Commandments.
Dagonet Abroad.
Rogues and Vagabonds.

By ARTHUR SKETCHLEY.
A Match in the Dark.

By HAWLEY SMART.
Without Love or Licence.
Beatrice and Benedick.
The Master of Rathkelly.
The Plunger.
Long Odds.

By T. W. SPEIGHT.
The Mysteries of Heron Dyke.
The Golden Hoop.
Hoodwinked.
By Devious Ways.
Back to Life.
The Loudwater Tragedy.
Burgo’s Romance.
Quittance in Full.
A Husband from the Sea.

By R. A. STERNDALE.
The Afghan Knife.

By ALAN ST. AUBYN.
A Fellow of Trinity.
The Junior Dean.
Master of St. Benedict’s.
To His Own Master.
Orchard Damerel.
In the Face of the World.
The Tremlett Diamonds.

By R. LOUIS STEVENSON.
New Arabian Nights.

By ROBERT SURTEES.
Handley Cross.

By WALTER THORNBURY.
Tales for the Marines.

By T. ADOLPHUS TROLLOPE.
Diamond Cut Diamond.

By F. ELEANOR TROLLOPE.
Like Ships upon the Sea.
Anne Furness.
Mabel’s Progress.

By ANTHONY TROLLOPE.
Frau Frohmann.
Marion Fay.
Kept in the Dark.
The Way We Live Now.
The Land-Leaguers.
The American Senator.
Mr. Scarborough’s Family.
Golden Lion of Granpere.

By MARK TWAIN.
A Pleasure Trip on the Continent.
The Gilded Age.
Huckleberry Finn.
Mark Twain’s Sketches.
Tom Sawyer.
A Tramp Abroad.
Stolen White Elephant.
Life on the Mississippi.
The Prince and the Pauper.
A Yankee at the Court of King Arthur.
£1,000,000 Bank-Note.

By C. C. FRASER-TYTLER.
Mistress Judith.

By SARAH TYTLER.
Bride’s Pass.
Lady Bell.
Buried Diamonds.
St. Mungo’s City.
Noblesse Oblige.
Disappeared.
The Huguenot Family.
The Blackhall Ghosts.
What She Came Through.
Beauty and the Beast.

By ALLEN UPWARD.
The Queen against Owen.
Prince of Balkistan.

By WILLIAM WESTALL.
Trust-Money.

By Mrs. F. H. WILLIAMSON.
A Child Widow.

By J. S. WINTER.
Cavalry Life.
Regimental Legends.

By H. F. WOOD.
The Passenger from Scotland Yard.
The Englishman of the Rue Caïn.

By MARGARET WYNMAN.
My Flirtations.

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Transcriber’s note:

Archaic and unusual spellings have been maintained. Various characters speak in dialect.

Some obvious misprints have been corrected as detailed below.

Errors in the alphabetization of the book catalog were not corrected. Some authors are alphabetized by first name rather than last. In some cases, the alphabetization on the second letter of the author’s name is incorrect.

In ‘BROKEN HEARTS’

On page 18: Whoever has the veil is using it.
Originally: Whovever has the veil is using it.

On page 32: My brain is filled with foolish fantasies
Originally: My brain is filled with foolish fantasties

In ‘ENGAGED’

On page 47: _Sym._ Well, here we are at last----
Originally: _Symp._ Well, here we are at last----

On page 47: _Sym._ My dear nephew, you would travel third
Originally: _Symp._ My dear nephew, you would travel third

On page 67: _Bel._ Never more serious in my life.
Originally: _Bel._ Never more serious in my live.

In ‘SWEETHEARTS’

On page 108: _Spread._ No, no, Jane, the play is _not_ over--
Originally: _Spread._ No, no, Janet, the play is _not_ over--

In ‘GRETCHEN’

On page 194: SCENE.--_Room in MARTHA’S cottage; a couch_
Originally: _Room in MARTHA’S cottage; a couch_

In ‘TOM COBB; OR, FORTUNE'S TOY’

On page 226: Answer me that. Come, Gineral, no evasion,
Originally: Answer me that. Gome, Gineral, no evasion,

In ‘THE SORCERER’

On page 264: then exit with a sigh. MR. WELLS, who
Originally: then exit with a sigh. MR. WELLS, wh

In ‘H.M.S. PINAFORE; OR, THE LASS THAT LOVED A SAILOR’

On page 281: Stick close to your desks and never go to sea,
Originally: Stick close to your deck and never go to sea,

On page 284: _Jos._ Perfectly. (_Aside._) His simple eloquence
Originally: _Joss._ Perfectly. (_Aside._) His simple eloquence

On page 285: (_Aside._) I'd laugh my rank to scorn
Originally: _Aside._) I'd laugh my rank to scorn

On page 290: _But._ Frequentlee,
Originally: _Put._ Frequentlee,

On page 291: [_At the end exit LITTLE BUTTERCUP,
melodramatically._
Originally: [_At the end exit LITTLE BUTTERCUP,
melo-dramatically._

On page 295: _All._ Pull ashore, in fashion steady,
Originally: Pull ashore, in fashion steady,

On page 298: fo’c’sle as it does on the quarter-deck,
Originally: foksle as it does on the quarter-deck,

In ‘THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE; OR, THE SLAVE OF DUTY’

On page 304: KATE MISS JULIA GWYNNE.
Originally: KATE MISS JULIA GWNNNE.

On page 305: _All._ Pour, oh, pour the pirate sherry;
Originally: _Sam._ Pour, oh, pour the pirate sherry;

On page 313: _All._ No, no!
Originally: No, no!

On page 327: _King and Ruth_ (_laughing_). That most ingenious
paradox!
Originally: _King and Ruth_ (_laughing_). That most ingenious
parodox!

On page 333: _Serg._ Or maturing his felonious little plans--
Originally: Or maturing his felonious little plans--

On page 333: _All._ To be done,
Originally: To be done,

On page 333: _Serg._ The policeman's lot is not a happy one--
Originally: The policeman's lot is not a happy one--

On page 333: _All._ Happy one.
Originally: Happy one.