Miss Mephistopheles

A wet Sunday--dreary, dismal, and infinitely sloppy. Even the bells ringing the people into evening service seemed to feel the depressing influence of the weather, and their brazen voices sounded hoarse and grumbling, as if they rang under protest. Cold, too!--not a brisk sharp frost--for here in...

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Miss Mephistopheles

CHAPTER I. FACES IN THE FIRE.
CHAPTER II. KEITH MEETS WITH AN ADVENTURE.
CHAPTER III. PRINCE CARNIVAL.
CHAPTER IV. LAZARUS.
CHAPTER V. A WOMAN'S APPEAL.
CHAPTER VI. THE ANNOYANCE OF HIRAM J. FENTON.
CHAPTER VII. MIRTH AND LAUGHTER.
CHAPTER VIII. A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
CHAPTER IX. AN UNKNOWN BENEFACTOR.
CHAPTER X. NABALL MAKES A DISCOVERY.
CHAPTER XI. WHAT NABALL OVERHEARD.
CHAPTER XII. NABALL TELLS A STORY.
CHAPTER XIII. THE GOSSIP OF CLUBS.
CHAPTER XIV. A STRUGGLE FOR FAME.
CHAPTER XV. THE RUSSELL STREET CRIME.
CHAPTER XVI. THE INQUEST.
CHAPTER XVII. A COUNCIL OF THREE.
CHAPTER XVIII. CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE.
CHAPTER XIX. A LOVERS' MEETING.
CHAPTER XX. THE RIVALS.
CHAPTER XXI. A FIRST NIGHT AT THE BON-BON.
CHAPTER XXII. EUGéNIE V NABALL.
CHAPTER XXIII. THE CYPHER.
CHAPTER XXIV. WHAT KITTY KNEW.
CHAPTER XXV. THE EVIDENCE OF A BANK-NOTE.
CHAPTER XXVI. ON THE TRACK.
CHAPTER XXVII. MEG PROVES USEFUL.
CHAPTER XXVIII. MALTON MAKES A DISCOVERY.
CHAPTER XXIX. LIGHT AT LAST.
CHAPTER XXX. EXIT KITTY MARCHURST.

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