Geoffrey's victory
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- Chapter I
- Chapter II
- Chapter III The Little Stranger Adopted
- Chapter IV A Grave Consultation
- Chapter V The Developments of Several Years
- Chapter VI Geoffrey Enters College
- Chapter VII The Hazer Hazed
- Chapter VIII A Strange Encounter
- Chapter IX Margery
- Chapter X The Reception
- Chapter XI “First in Time, First by Right!”
- Chapter XII A Confession
- Chapter XIII A Declaration
- Chapter XIV A Disappointed Lover
- Chapter XV A Long and Interesting Conversation
- Chapter XVI Everet Mapleson Returns to Vue de L’eau
- Chapter XVII An Interesting Dwelling
- Chapter XVIII An Octogenarian Interviewed
- Chapter XIX Everet Makes a New Acquaintance
- Chapter XX Everet Makes a Startling Discovery
- Chapter XXI
- Chapter XXII A Thrilling Story
- Chapter XXIII Jack’s Story Continued
- Chapter XXIV An Unexpected Meeting
- Chapter XXV A Startling Recognition
- Chapter XXVI A Retrospective Glance
- Chapter XXVII Geoffrey Finds a Relic
- Chapter XXVIII A Wedding in Prospect
- Chapter XXIX Two Letters
- Chapter XXX “He Is Not Nameless.”
- Chapter XXXI A Threat and a Wedding-Ring
- Chapter XXXII The Wedding
- Chapter XXXIII What Became of Geoffrey
- Chapter XXXIV Geoffrey Learns the Truth at Last
- Chapter XXXV Further Developments
- Chapter XXXVI Colonel Mapleson’s Story
- Chapter XXXVII The Colonel’s Story Concluded
- Chapter XXXVIII
- Chapter XXXIX An Unexpected Return
- Chapter XL
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