Wilkie Collins · 1866
46 chapters · 296,105 words
Preface
Prologue
Chapter II: The Solid Side of the Scotch Character
Chapter III: The Wreck of the Timber Ship
Book the First
Chapter II: The Man Revealed
Chapter III: Day and Night
Chapter IV: The Shadow of the Past
Chapter V: The Shadow of the Future
Book the Second
Chapter II: Allan as a Landed Gentleman
Chapter III: The Claims of Society
Chapter IV: The March of Events
Chapter V: Mother Oldershaw on Her Guard
Chapter VI: Midwinter in Disguise
Chapter VII: The Plot Thickens
Chapter VIII: The Norfolk Broads
Chapter IX: Fate or Chance?
Chapter X: The House-Maid’s Face
Chapter XI: Miss Gwilt Among the Quicksands
Chapter XII: The Clouding of the Sky
Chapter XIII: Exit
Book the Third
Chapter II: The Man Is Found
Chapter III: The Brink of Discovery
Chapter IV: Allan at Bay
Chapter V: Pedgift’s Remedy
Chapter VI: Pedgift’s Postscript
Chapter VII: The Martyrdom of Miss Gwilt
Chapter VIII: She Comes Between Them
Chapter IX: She Knows the Truth
Chapter X: Miss Gwilt’s Diary
Chapter XI: Love and Law
Chapter XII: A Scandal at the Station
Chapter XIII: An Old Man’s Heart
Chapter XIV: Miss Gwilt’s Diary
Chapter XV: The Wedding-Day
Book the Fourth
Chapter II: The Diary Continued
Chapter III: The Diary Broken Off
Book the Last
Chapter II: In the House
Chapter III: The Purple Flask
Epilogue
Chapter II: Midwinter
Appendix