| CHAP. | PAGE | |
| XIX. | ANOTHER DISCOVERY | [1] |
| XX. | A TRUE LOVER | [13] |
| XXI. | A TIFF | [30] |
| XXII. | A BARGAIN | [46] |
| XXIII. | AN UNEXPECTED ALLY | [63] |
| XXIV. | MANAGERS | [81] |
| XXV. | TWO DISTINGUISHED VISITORS | [99] |
| XXVI. | TWO ACTRESSES | [113] |
| XXVII. | A ROYAL PATRON | [134] |
| XXVIII. | THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER | [154] |
| XXIX. | THE CYPHER | [172] |
| XXX. | THE PLAY | [185] |
| XXXI. | THE MESSENGER OF DISGRACE | [207] |
| XXXII. | THE FEET OF CLAY | [223] |
| XXXIII. | BREAKING IT | [239] |
| XXXIV. | A COMFORTER | [252] |
| XXXV. | FAREWELL | [266] |
ILLUSTRATIONS TO VOL. II.
| ‘BEGONE!’ HE CRIED; ‘BEGONE! BOTH OF YOU.’ | [Frontispiece] | |
| ‘THEN, IF YOU PLEASE, SIR, I WILL TAKE MARGARET.’ | to face p. | [54] |
| THE OTHER, INSTEAD OF TAKING HIS HAND, DREW HIMSELF UP | ” | [100] |
| ‘THAT’S MUCH BETTER,’ SMILED MRS. JORDAN APPROVINGLY | ” | [128] |
| ‘I KNOW WHAT YOU ARE COME FOR. YOU ARE COME FOR THIS LETTER.’ | ” | [172] |
| THE NEXT MOMENT THE CORRIDOR WAS FULL OF AN EXCITED RABBLE | ” | [194] |
| ‘SO GOOD OF YOU; SO LIKE YOU, MARGARET,’ HE MURMURED | ” | [274] |
THE TALK OF THE TOWN.
