BOOK I.
MISS BUTTERWORTH'S WINDOW.
PAGE
I.—A Discovery 1
II.—Questions 14
III.—Amelia Discovers Herself 23
IV.—Silas Van Burnam 36
V.—This Is No One I Know 41
VI.—New Facts 51
VII.—Mr. Gryce Discovers Miss Amelia 55
VIII.—The Misses Van Burnam68
IX.—Developments 77
X.—Important Evidence 88
XI.—The Order Clerk 98
XII.—The Keys 114
XIII.—Howard Van Burnam 126
XIV.—A Serious Admission141
XV.—A Reluctant Witness 155
BOOK II.
THE WINDINGS OF A LABYRINTH.
XVI.—Cogitations163
XVII.—Butterworth Versus Gryce170
XVIII.—The Little Pincushion 176
XIX.—A Decided Step Forward 187
XX.—Miss Butterworth's Theory 201
XXI.—A Shrewd Conjecture 208
XXII.—A Blank Card 217
XXIII.—Ruth Oliver229
XXIV.—A House of Cards 244
XXV.—"The Rings! Where Are the Rings?" 255
XXVI.—A Tilt with Mr. Gryce 260
XXVII.—Found 266
XXVIII.—Taken Aback 272
BOOK III.
THE GIRL IN GRAY.
XXIX.—Amelia Becomes Peremptory 274
XXX.—The Matter as Stated by Mr. Gryce283
XXXI.—Some Fine Work 296
XXXII.—Iconoclasm 311
XXXIII.—"Known, Known, All Known" 321
XXXIV.—Exactly Half-Past Three 329
XXXV.—A Ruse 335
BOOK IV.
THE END OF A GREAT MYSTERY.
XXXVI.—The Result 341
XXXVII.—"Two Weeks!" 345
XXXVIII.—A White Satin Gown 350
XXXIX.—The Watchful Eye 357
XL.—As the Clock Struck364
XLI.—Secret History 368
XLII.—With Miss Butterworth's Compliments 395