When shadows die
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- Chapter I
- Chapter II Startling News
- Chapter III The News
- Chapter IV The Earl Is Startled
- Chapter V A Strange Meeting
- Chapter VI
- Chapter VII The Loss of the “Kitty”
- Chapter VIII
- Chapter IX
- Chapter X
- Chapter XI The Captain of the “Argente”
- Chapter XII Who He Was
- Chapter XIII The Old Skipper’s Despair
- Chapter XIV On Board the Prize
- Chapter XV A Terrible Revelation
- Chapter XVI The Bitterness of Death
- Chapter XVII Country Visitors
- Chapter XVIII New Hope
- Chapter XIX Too Great a Burden
- Chapter XX
- Chapter XXI Father and Daughter
- Chapter XXII Luigi Saviola
- Chapter XXIII A Mad Act
- Chapter XXIV After the Marriage
- Chapter XXV Awakening
- Chapter XXVI A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
- Chapter XXVII How It Happened
- Chapter XXVIII Father and Daughter
- Chapter XXIX
- Chapter XXX The Dawn of a Brighter Day
- Chapter XXXI New Life
- Chapter XXXII A Clouded Honeymoon
- Chapter XXXIII A Startling Encounter
- Chapter XXXIV The Other Side
- Chapter XXXV Husband and Wife
- Chapter XXXVI Love Stronger Than Fate
- Chapter XXXVII Winding Up
- Chapter XXXVIII Revelations
- Chapter XXXIX The Meeting of Old Friends
- Chapter XL A Double Wedding at All Faith
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