Richard Dowling
CHAP.
I.--	Welford Bridge.
II.--	Crawford's House.
III.--	The Pine Groves of Leeham.
IV.--	The Missing Man.
V.--	A Second Apparition.
VI.--	Crawford's Investigations.
VII.--	A Visitor at Boland's Ait.
VIII.--	Father and Son.
IX.--	Crawford's Home.
X.--	Father and Son.
XI.--	"Can I Play with that Little Boy?"
XII.--	Philip Ray at Richmond.
XIII.--	An Invitation Accepted.
XIV.--	The Fire at Richmond.
XV.--	How William Goddard changed his Name.
XVI.--	At Play.
XVII.--	The Postman's Hail.
XVIII.--	Private Theatricals.
XIX.--	The Tow-path by Night.
XX.--	A Hostage at Crawford's House.
XXI.--	Crawford Sells a Patent.
XXII.--	William Crawford's Nightmare.
XXIII.--	"Man Overboard!"
XXIV.--	Reward for a Life.
XXV.--	A New Visitor at Crawford's House.
XXVI.--	A Bridge of Sighs.
XXVII.--	A Last Resolve.
XXVIII.--	William Crawford's Luck.
XXIX.--	An Intruder upon the Ait.
XXX.--	Hetty's Visit to the Ait.
XXXI.--	By the Boy's Bedside.
XXXII.--	Bramwell finds a Sister.
XXXIII.--	"I must go to fetch her Home."
XXXIV.--	Crawford's Plans for the Future.
XXXV.--	Husband and Wife.
XXXVI.--	Tea at Crawford's House.
XXXVII.--	Crawford Writes Home.
XXXVIII.--	William Crawford Free.
XXXIX.--	Crawford is Sleepless.
XL.--	Crawford Sleeps

AN ISLE OF SURREY.