The Heart of a Mystery

On a certain bitter December evening, when the present century was several years younger than it is now, Miss Pengarvon, of Broome, in the shire of Derby, sat in the Green Parlor at the Hall, working by candle-light at some piece of delicate embroidery. The fingers of the old case-clock pointed t...

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The Heart of a Mystery

PROLOGUE CHAPTER I. IN DECEMBER WEATHER.
CHAPTER II. THE PENGARVON'S OF BROOME.
THE STORY CHAPTER I. MR. HAZELDINE CHANGES HIS NOTES FOR GOLD.
CHAPTER II. "FAREWELL, A LONG FAREWELL."
CHAPTER III. TEA, TALK, AND MUSIC.
CHAPTER IV. A LAGGARD IN LOVE.
CHAPTER V. EPHRAIM JUDD CUTS HIS HAND.
CHAPTER VI. THE DISCOVERY.
CHAPTER VII. WHO DID IT?
CHAPTER VIII. MR. HAZELDINE'S LETTER.
CHAPTER IX. THE INQUEST.
CHAPTER X. AN ANXIOUS WEEK.
CHAPTER XI. THE VERDICT.
CHAPTER XII. AMO, AMAS.
CHAPTER XIII. THE TRIAL.
CHAPTER XIV. EXIT MISS LETITIA.
CHAPTER XV. AFTER THE TRIAL.
CHAPTER XVI. A LETTER AND ITS REPLY.
CHAPTER XVII. THE PROGRESS OF EVENTS.
CHAPTER XVIII. A REVELATION.
CHAPTER XIX. THE OLD STORY.
CHAPTER XX. "WHAT WILL HE THINK? WHAT WILL HE SAY?"
CHAPTER XXI. MILDEW AND DECAY.
CHAPTER XXII. EPHRAIM JUDD'S STRANGE EXPERIENCE.
CHAPTER XXIII. POOR JOHN!
CHAPTER XXIV. ENTER MR. HODGSON.
CHAPTER XXV. EPHRAIM JUDD'S REMORSE.
CHAPTER XXVI. THE BROTHERS.
CHAPTER XXVII. WRONG VERSUS RIGHT.
CHAPTER XXVIII. VICTORY.
CHAPTER XXIX. MIXED THREADS.
CHAPTER XXX. THE DOWNWARD PATH. A PROPOSAL.
CHAPTER XXXI. CLEMENT'S QUEST.
CHAPTER XXXII. CORRESPONDENCE.
CHAPTER XXXIII. THE QUEST CONTINUED.
CHAPTER XXXIV. ANOTHER LINK.
CHAPTER XXXV. THE WIDOW VARREL.
CHAPTER XXXVI. A JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY.
CHAPTER XXXVII. HOW AND WHY.
CHAPTER XXXVIII. THE CLOUD DISPERSED, AND A BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT.
CHAPTER XXXIX. AN INTERVIEW AND ITS SEQUEL.
CHAPTER XL. A STORY OF THE PAST AND DEPARTURE.
CHAPTER XLI. "GOOD-BYE TO ONE AND ALL."

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