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The Forlorn Hope

The half-hour dressing-bell rung out as Sir Duncan Forbes jumped from the hired carriage which had borne him the last stage of his journey to Kilsyth, and immediately followed his servant, who had put in a pantomimically abrupt appearance at the carriage-door, to his room.

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The Forlorn Hope

CHAPTER I. "Sound an Alarm."
CHAPTER II. Master and Pupil.
CHAPTER III. Watching and Waiting.
CHAPTER IV. Mrs. Wilmot.
CHAPTER V. A Resolve, and its Results.
CHAPTER VI. At Kilsyth.
CHAPTER VII. Brooding.
CHAPTER VIII. Kith and Kin.
CHAPTER IX. Ronald.
CHAPTER X. Cross-Examination.
CHAPTER XI. Irreparable.
CHAPTER XII. The Leaden Seal.
CHAPTER XIII. A Turn of the Screw.
CHAPTER XIV. His Grateful Patient.
CHAPTER XV. Family Relations.
CHAPTER XVI. Giving up.
CHAPTER XVII. Face to Face.
THE FORLORN HOPE. CHAPTER I. Nothing like Wilmot.
CHAPTER II. Another Turn of the Screw.
CHAPTER III. A Coup Manqué.
CHAPTER IV. Madeleine awakes.
CHAPTER V. At our Minister's.
CHAPTER VI. The Gulf fixed.
CHAPTER VII. Henrietta.
CHAPTER VIII. Mrs. Ramsay Caird at Home.
CHAPTER IX. Inquisitorial.
CHAPTER X. Against the Grain.
CHAPTER XI. Iconoclastic.
CHAPTER XII. Too Late.
CHAPTER XIII. Quand même!
CHAPTER XIV. Forlorn.

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