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img img Confession img Chapter 21 - CHANGES OF HOME.
21 Chapters
Chapter 1 - CONFESSION, OR THE BLIND HEART.
Chapter 2 - BOY PASSIONS-A PROFESSION CHOSEN.
Chapter 3 - ADMITTED AMONG THE LAWYERS
Chapter 4 - "SHE STILL SOOTHED THE MOCK OF OTHERS."
Chapter 5 - DEBUT.
Chapter 6 - DENIAL AND DEFEAT.
Chapter 7 - TEMPTATION.
Chapter 8 - LOVE FINDS NO SMOOTH WATER IN THE SEA OF LAW
Chapter 9 - DUELLO.
Chapter 10 - HEAD WINDS.
Chapter 11 - CRISIS.
Chapter 12 - "GONE TO BE MARRIED."
Chapter 13 - BAFFLED FURY.
Chapter 14 - ONE DEBT PAID.
Chapter 15 - HONEYMOON PERIOD.
Chapter 16 - THE HAPPY SEASON.
Chapter 17 - THE EVIL PRINCIPLE.
Chapter 18 - PRESENTIMENTS.
Chapter 19 - DISTRUST.
Chapter 20 - PROGRESS OF THE EVIL SPIRIT.
Chapter 21 - CHANGES OF HOME.
Chapter 22 - SELF-HUMILIATION.
Chapter 23 - PROGRESS OF PASSION.
Chapter 24 - A GROUP.
Chapter 25 - THE OLD GOOSE FINDS A YOUNG GANDER.
Chapter 26 - THE HEART-FIEND FINDS AN ECHO FROM THE FIEND WITHOUT.
Chapter 27 - KINGSLEY.
Chapter 28 - MORALS OF ENTERPRISE.
Chapter 29 - THE HELL.
Chapter 30 - FALSE LUCK.
Chapter 31 - HOW THE GAME WAS PLAYED
Chapter 32 - SUDDEN LESSON AND NEW SUSPICIONS.
Chapter 33 - STILL THE CLOUD.
Chapter 34 - A FATHER'S GRIEFS.
Chapter 35 - APPLICATION OF "THE QUESTION."
Chapter 36 - MEDITATED EXILE.
Chapter 37 - "AND STILL THE BITTER IN THE CUP OF JOY."
Chapter 38 - RENEWED AGONIES.
Chapter 39 - THE NEW HOME.
Chapter 40 - THE BLACK DOG ONCE MORE UPON THE SCENE.
Chapter 41 - TRIAL-THE WOMAN GROWS STRONG.
Chapter 42 - CROSS PURPOSES.
Chapter 43 - ACCIDENT AND MORE AGONIES.
Chapter 44 - THE DAMNING LETTER.
Chapter 45 - VERGE OF THE PRECIPICE.
Chapter 46 - THE UNBRIDLED MADNESS.
Chapter 47 - FATAL SILENCE.
Chapter 48 - TOO LATE!
Chapter 49 - SUICIDE.
Chapter 50 - CONFESSION OF EDGERTON.
Chapter 51 - DOUBTS-SUMMONS.
Chapter 52 - DEATH.
Chapter 53 - REVELATION-THE LETTER OF JULIA.
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Chapter 21 - CHANGES OF HOME.

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