The murder has finally been solved. After 20 years, Humphrey Vargas came with his dog, seemingly from no where, and informed the magistrate of the county that he murdered the popular Mr. Blake. He even told the magistrate the whole story. This book picks up where other books end and shows how this revelation brings about a chain of unexpected events. Knowing who murdered such a popular man does not make things any easier around the county, as memories finally surface, and relationships may change forever.
By : Mary Elizabeth Braddon (1835 - 1915)
01 - I. Every Dog has his Day
02 - II. Father and Daughter
03 - III. After Twenty Years
04 - IV. 'A Wilful Man must have his Way.’
05 - V. Dulcie asks Questions
06 - VI. 'This Man killed my Father '
07 - VII. Morton's Womenkind
08 - VIII. In the Assize Court
09 - IX. Guilty
10 - X. A Superior Woman
11 - XI. A Friendly Dinner
12 - XII. At the ' Sugar Loaves'
13 - XIII. A Plea for the Prisoner
14 - XIV. The Yellow Ribbon
15 - XV. Dora Blake asks a Question
16 - XVI. ' I must be behind the age.'
17 - XVII. Come to Grief
18 - XVIII. Link by Link
19 - XIX. Blatchmardean Castle
20 - XX. A Fountain of Bitter Waters
21 - XXI. Christmas at Tangley Manor
22 - XXII. ' To the End of the World '
23 - XXIII. In Mr. Tomplin's Chambers
24 - XXIV. On the Wing
25 - XXV. Dulcie sacrifices Herself
26 - XXVI. Whistled down the Wind
27 - XXVII. Poor Lucy
28 - XXVIII. Shafto Jebb is sent for
29 - XXIX. Was Life worth living?
30 - XXX.Who can minister to a Mind diseased?
31 - XXXI. ' That would be too horrible '
32 - XXXII. Never Again
33 - XXXIII. In Tangley Wood
34 - XXXIV. An Earnest Man
35 - XXXV. ' I do not understand You, Morton.’
36 - XXXVI. The Man called Tinker
37 - XXXVII. ' I must bide my Time.'
38 - XXXVIII. Tinker breaks his Tryst
39 - XXXIX. Drifting Apart
40 - XL. The End of all Things
41 - XLI. ' That would be an Unholy Alliance.'
42 - XLII. ' is he still the master of your heart?’
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