CHAPTER I. IS THERE A FATE IN IT? "The grief of slighted love,
CHAPTER II. FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE. "My life went darkling like
CHAPTER III. LISTENING AT THE DOOR. If thou hast crushed a
CHAPTER IV. TOO LATE. "So mournfully she gaz'd on him, As if
CHAPTER V. DEFEAT. "Art thou then desolate Of friends, of
CHAPTER VI. AMY'S COURAGE FAILS HER. "New joys, new virtues
CHAPTER VII THE FIRST DOUBT. "And the strange inborn sense of
CHAPTER VIII. GOING FOR THE DOCTOR.
CHAPTER IX. SEVERING THE CURL. "But ever and anon of griefs
CHAPTER X. DOWN BY THE LAKE. "At length within a lonely cell,
CHAPTER XI. REPENTANCE.
CHAPTER XII. A FADING FLOWER. "The coldness from my heart is
CHAPTER XIII. JANE'S STORY. "An old, old woman cometh forth,
CHAPTER XIV. DESPAIR! "Ah! what have eyes to do with sleep,
CHAPTER XV. THE LAST OF LITTLE BERTIE.
CHAPTER XVI. THE CLOUDS CLEAR. "Nor could he from his heart
CHAPTER XVII. SUNSHINE. "Here may ye see, that women be In love
BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, AND BED ROOM FURNITURE.
Transcriber's Note: There were a number of printer's errors within the text which have not been altered.
IT MAY BE TRUE.
A NOVEL.
IN THREE VOLUMES.
BY
MRS. WOOD.
VOL. III.
LONDON:
T. CAUTLEY NEWBY, PUBLISHER,
30, WELBECK STREET, CAVENDISH SQUARE,
1865.
[THE RIGHT OF TRANSLATION IS RESERVED.]
IT MAY BE TRUE.
