Category: Short Stories

Chambers's Journal of Popular Literature, Science, and Art, Fifth Series, No. 43, Vol. I, October 25, 1884

Various· 2 chapters· 14,715 words

Pansy and her grandfather, Eben Morris, were the persons whose arrival at the _Masons’ Arms_ had interrupted Tuppit and his brother. Even had Wrentham’s attention been disengaged, the light in the room was too dim for him to recognise the girl before he was dragged out to the...

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2. CHAPTER IV.

The day was an hour older. The heat of the afternoon sun was tempered by a fresh breeze from the hills, which had sprung up a little while ago. The windows of Madame De Vigne’s...

1. CHAPTER LIII.—PANSY.

Pansy and her grandfather, Eben Morris, were the persons whose arrival at the _Masons’ Arms_ had interrupted Tuppit and his brother. Even had Wrentham’s attention been disengage...