Spirits Do Return

This book was written through the inspirational spirit of the well-known writer, Samuel L. Clemens—“Mark Twain.” As I have never before written a book, the reader will see that I have had help from an unseen force—from the Spirit World.

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Spirits Do Return

INTRODUCTION.
CHAPTER I. The Place of Trouble.—The Convict’s Story.
CHAPTER II. Prison Life.—Mysterious Influences.
CHAPTER III. The Ghost of a Woman.
CHAPTER IV. Accused of Murder.
CHAPTER V. Official Excitement.
CHAPTER VI. Discharged from the Hospital.
CHAPTER VII. “My Brother a Convict!”
CHAPTER VIII. The Brother Sentenced to Hard Labor.
CHAPTER IX. The Superintendent Tries to Solve the Mystery.
CHAPTER X. Pat Allows the Prisoner to Escape.
CHAPTER XI. The Mystery Deepens.
CHAPTER XII. Another Dead Man.
CHAPTER XIII. An Attempt to Bribe the Prisoner.
CHAPTER XIV. The Convict’s Prayer.
CHAPTER XV. “Thank God, He Is Innocent!”
CHAPTER XVI. A New Prisoner in Cell 78.
CHAPTER XVII. Deserted.
CHAPTER XVIII. Pat’s Temptation.
CHAPTER XIX. A Clear Conscience Better than Money
CHAPTER XX. The Murderer Arrives.
CHAPTER XXI. Remorse.
CHAPTER XXII. Pat’s Testimony.
CHAPTER XXIII. Prayer-Meeting in Prison.

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