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ce, which has been ennobled, and in great measure founded, by the genius of Sir Walter Scott.
CHAPTER
I.
AUSTIN RUTHYN, OF KNOWL, AND HIS DAUGHTER
II. UNCLE SILAS
III. A NEW FACE
IV. MADAME DE LA ROUGIERRE
V. SIGHTS AND NOISES
VI. A WALK IN THE WOOD
VII. CHURCH SCARSDALE
VIII. THE SMOKER
IX. MONICA KNOLLYS
X. LADY KNOLLYS REMOVES A COVERLET
XI. LADY KNOLLYS SEES THE FEATURES
XII. A CURIOUS CONVERSATION
XIII. BEFORE AND AFTER BREAKFAST
XIV. ANGRY WORDS
XV. A WARNING
XVI. DOCTOR BRYERLY LOOKS IN
XVII. AN ADVENTURE
XVIII. A MIDNIGHT VISITOR
XIX. AU REVOIR
XX. AUSTIN RUTHYN SETS OUT ON HIS JOURNEY
XXI. ARRIVALS
XXII. SOMEBODY IN THE ROOM WITH THE COFFIN
XXIII. I TALK WITH DOCTOR BRYERLY
XXIV. THE OPENING OF THE WILL
XXV. I HEAR FROM UNCLE SILAS
XXVI. THE STORY OF UNCLE SILAS
XXVII. MORE ABOUT TOM CHARKE'S SUICIDE
XXVIII. I AM PERSUADED
XXIX. HOW THE AMBASSADOR FARED
XXX. ON THE ROAD
XXXI. BARTRAM-HAUGH
XXXII. UNCLE SILAS
XXXIII. THE WINDMILL WOOD
XXXIV. ZAMIEL
XXXV. WE VISIT A ROOM IN THE SECOND STOREY
XXXVI. AN ARRIVAL AT DEAD OF NIGHT
XXXVII. DOCTOR BRYERLY EMERGES
XXXVIII. A MIDNIGHT DEPARTURE
XXXIX. COUSIN MONICA AND UNCLE SILAS MEET
XL. IN WHICH I MAKE ANOTHER COUSIN'S ACQUAINTANCE
XLI. MY COUSIN DUDLEY
XLII. ELVERSTON AND ITS PEOPLE
XLIII. NEWS AT BARTRAM GATE
XLIV. A FRIEND ARISES
XLV. A CHAPTER-FULL OF LOVERS
XLVI. THE RIVALS
XLVII. DOCTOR BRYERLY REAPPEARS
XLVIII. QUESTION AND ANSWER
XLIX. AN APPARITION
L. MILLY'S FAREWELL
LI. SARAH MATILDA COMES TO LIGHT
LII. THE PICTURE OF A WOLF
LIII. AN ODD PROPOSAL
LIV. IN SEARCH OF MR. CHARKE'S SKELETON