The Turnpike House

by Fergus Hume

Transcriber's Notes: 1. Transcribed from page images published as a serial on page 2 in the Cheshire Observer starting 18 January 1902 (http://newspapers.library.wales/view/4281236/4281238) and ending with 26 April 1902 as provided on the internet by Welsh Newspapers Online.

CONTENTS
CHAPTER.
[I.]	THE CONVICT'S RETURN.
[II.]	THE STILL FORM IN THE HOUSE.
[III.]	YOUNG LOVE, TRUE LOVE.
[IV.]	A STRANGE EPISODE.
[V.]	A SHADOW OF THE PAST.
[VI.]	MR. CASS SPEAKS.
[VII.]	WEBSTER'S CHILDHOOD.
[VIII.]	HERCULES AND OMPHALE.
[IX.]	THE EMBASSY OF GEOFFREY HERON.
[X.]	THE GREAT SECRET.
[XI.]	RUTH'S DIPLOMACY.
[XII.]	THE TOY HORSE.
[XIII.]	JOB, THE SAPENGRO
[XIV.]	THE CLAIRVOYANT.
[XV.]	THE PUNISHMENT OF CURIOSITY.
[XVI.]	JENNIE BRAWN MAKES A DISCOVERY.
[XVII.]	HERON FOLLOWS THE TRAIL.
[XVIII.]	THE MONEY-LENDER.
[XIX.]	JOB BECOMES CIVILISED.
[XX.]	WHAT MR. CASS HAD TO SAY.
[XXI.]	RUTH IS COMFORTED.
[XXII.]	AT BAY.
[XXIII.]	STILL IN DOUBT
[XXIV.]	ANOTHER PIECE OF EVIDENCE.
[XXV.]	ANOTHER PIECE OF EVIDENCE.
[XXVI.]	THE PENANCE OF INEZ.
[XXVII.]	A DOUBTFUL WITNESS.
[XXVIII.]	THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS.
[XXIX.]	THE END OF THE TURNPIKE HOUSE.
[XXX.]	THE END OF THE TURNPIKE HOUSE.