The Lost Heir
A number of soldiers were standing in the road near the bungalow of Brigadier-General Mathieson, the officer in command of the force in the cantonments of Benares and the surrounding district.
The Lost Heir
- CHAPTER I. A BRAVE ACTION.
- CHAPTER II. IN THE SOUTH SEAS.
- CHAPTER II. IN THE SOUTH SEAS.
- CHAPTER III. A DEAF GIRL.
- CHAPTER IV. THE GYPSY.
- CHAPTER V. A GAMBLING DEN.
- CHAPTER VI. JOHN SIMCOE.
- CHAPTER VII. JOHN SIMCOE'S FRIEND.
- CHAPTER VIII. GENERAL MATHIESON'S SEIZURE.
- CHAPTER IX. A STRANGE ILLNESS.
- CHAPTER X. TWO HEAVY BLOWS.
- CHAPTER XI. A STARTLING WILL.
- CHAPTER XII. DR. LEEDS SPEAKS.
- CHAPTER XIII. NETTA VISITS STOWMARKET.
- CHAPTER XIV. AN ADVERTISEMENT.
- CHAPTER XV. VERY BAD NEWS.
- CHAPTER XVI. A FRESH CLEW.
- CHAPTER XVII. NETTA ACTS INDEPENDENTLY.
- CHAPTER XVIII. DOWN IN THE MARSHES.
- CHAPTER XIX. A PARTIAL SUCCESS.
- CHAPTER XX. A DINNER PARTY.
- CHAPTER XXI. A BOX AT THE OPERA.
- CHAPTER XXII. NEARING THE GOAL.
- CHAPTER XXIII. WALTER.
- CHAPTER XXIV. A NEW BARGE.
- CHAPTER XXV. A CRUSHING EXPOSURE.
- CHAPTER XXVI. A LETTER FROM ABROAD.
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