TEMPEST-DRIVEN

RICHARD DOWLING, AUTHOR OF "THE MYSTERY OF KILLARD," "THE WEIRD

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER XXXII. SALMON AND COWS.

CHAPTER XXXIII. A FORTUNE LOST.

CHAPTER XXXIV. A TELEGRAM FROM THE MAIL.

CHAPTER XXXV. THE TRAVELLERS.

CHAPTER XXXVI. SOLICITOR AND CLIENT.

CHAPTER XXXVII. THE WIDOW'S THEORY OF THE CASE.

CHAPTER XXXVIII. "WHERE'ER I CAME I BROUGHT CALAMITY."

CHAPTER XXXIX. A COMPACT.

CHAPTER XL. AN EXPEDITION PROPOSED.

CHAPTER XLI. AT THE WHALE'S MOUTH.

CHAPTER XLII. THE RED CAVE.

CHAPTER XLIII. A RETROSPECT.

CHAPTER XLIV. A LAST APPEAL.

CHAPTER XLV. BEYOND THE VEIL.

CHAPTER XLVI. AN EVENING WALK.

CHAPTER XLVII. CONCLUSION.

Transcriber's Note:

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