In the Dead of Night

A hot, windless August day had settled down into a dull, brooding evening, presageful of a coming storm. It was nearly dark by the time Lionel Dering was ready to turn his face homeward. The tide was coming in with an ominous muffled roar; the wind, unfelt all day, was now blowing in fitful puffs...

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In the Dead of Night

Volume 1 CHAPTER I. OVER THE CLIFF.
CHAPTER II. THE HERMIT OF GATEHOUSE FARM.
CHAPTER III. THE FOUNDATION OF A FRIENDSHIP.
CHAPTER IV. GOLDEN TIDINGS.
CHAPTER V. EDITH WEST.
CHAPTER VI. FIRST DAYS AT PARK NEWTON.
CHAPTER VII. KESTER ST. GEORGE.
CHAPTER VIII. A MIDNIGHT INTRUDER.
CHAPTER IX. MR. PERCY OSMOND.
CHAPTER X. MASTER AND MAN.
CHAPTER XI. IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT.
CHAPTER XII. TOM BRISTOW\'S RETURN.
CHAPTER XIII. A DINNER AT PINCOTE.
CHAPTER XIV. AT ALDER COTTAGE.
Volume 2 CHAPTER I. THE EVE OF THE TRIAL.
CHAPTER II. THE TRIAL
CHAPTER III. A BOTTLE OF BURGUNDY
CHAPTER IV. MR. DRAYTON\'S SUSPICIONS
CHAPTER V. HIDE AND SEEK
CHAPTER VI. FLOWN
CHAPTER VII. GENERAL ST. GEORGE
CHAPTER VIII. CUPID AT PINCOTE
CHAPTER IX. AT THE VILLA PAMPHILI
CHAPTER X. BACK AGAIN AT PARK NEWTON
CHAPTER XI. MRS. MCDERMOTT WANTS HER MONEY
CHAPTER XII. FOOTSTEPS IN THE ROOM
CHAPTER XIII. THE SQUIRE\'S TRIBULATION
Volume 3 CHAPTER I. A WAY OUT OF THE DIFFICULTY.
CHAPTER II. IN THE SYCAMORE WALK.
CHAPTER III. MISS CULPEPPER SPEAKS HER MIND.
CHAPTER IV. KNOCKLEY HOLT.
CHAPTER V. AT THE THREE CROWNS HOTEL.
CHAPTER VI. TOM FINDS HIS TONGUE.
CHAPTER VII. EXIT MRS. MCDERMOTT.
CHAPTER VIII. DIRTY JACK.
CHAPTER IX. WHAT TO DO NEXT?
CHAPTER X. HOW TOM WINS HIS WIFE.
CHAPTER XI. THE EIGHTH OF MAY.
CHAPTER XII. GATHERED THREADS.

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