Category: Novels

Tarnished Silver

I Mr. Field Lays Down the Law II Forbidden Fruit III Judge Simmons IV Timothy's Three Friends V A Thief in the Night VI That Terrible Eye VII The Mysterious Packets VIII Robin Hood's Lair IX The Tramp X A Flash of Lightning XI The Treacherous Shore XII Death and the Tide XIII...

Chapters

9. Part 9

"I could not ask you to share such a dark future, dear one," replied Gerald. "My life for the last ten years has been a hideous nightmare, a constant dread of discovery and of t...

8. Part 8

"I suppose Ben thinks he'll pile it on until he makes me give in," said Mr. Field to himself, as he paced up and down the terrace next morning. "Rather than do that I'll sell Fa...

5. Part 5

"Robin Hood was a _good_ outlaw," responded Robin earnestly. "He used to do all sorts of kind things to the poor, and they loved him and would never tell where he was hid."

2. Part 2

When at length the crowning moment arrived, and Peter was formally introduced to his new home, Julius was almost as excited over it as was Robin himself. Long did he linger, so...

3. Part 3

Replacing the watch, she disappeared with the light into the passage. As the door closed, a man's face glanced stealthily in at the window, and the next moment a rough figure in...

4. Part 4

"Nonsense!" said Mr. Field. "You've got everything and more than any sensible fellow can wish. I hope you've not been dangling after that strange lad that I warned you against,...

6. Part 6

Mr. Field fared no better with the earl. A few cold words of welcome in response to the effusive greeting bestowed upon him by the millionaire, and Lord Monfort turned away to e...

10. Part 10

"We should be glad of a little conversation with you, Mr. Field," replied the judge. "There is a certain matter about which my friend and I have been making enquiries, and we be...

1. Part 1

I Mr. Field Lays Down the Law II Forbidden Fruit III Judge Simmons IV Timothy's Three Friends V A Thief in the Night VI That Terrible Eye VII The Mysterious Packets VIII Robin H...

7. Part 7

They were soon at the little garden gate, but though it was wide open, they found their way barred. It now hung uselessly over a great empty gap, its broken rails flapping drear...

11. Part 11

"I went to sleep too after a time," continued Ben, "and when I woke, Barker was gone, and Field was sitting at the table writing for all he was worth. It was then I saw him stea...