Ayala's Angel
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Chapter 1 The two sisters
Chapter 2 Lucy with her Aunt Dosett
Chapter 3 Lucy's troubles
Chapter 4 Isadore Hamel
Chapter 5 At Glenbogie
Chapter 6 At Rome
Chapter 7 Tom Tringle in earnest
Chapter 8 The lout
Chapter 9 The exchange
Chapter 10 Ayala and her Aunt Margaret
Chapter 11 Tom Tringle comes to the crescent
Chapter 12 "Would you"
Chapter 13 How the Tringles fell into trouble
Chapter 14 Frank Houston
Chapter 15 Ayala with her friends
Chapter 16 Jonathan Stubbs
Chapter 17 Lucy is very firm
Chapter 18 Down in Scotland
Chapter 19 Isadore Hamel is asked to lunch
Chapter 20 Stubbs upon matrimony
Chapter 21 Ayalaxr's indignation
Chapter 22 Ayala's gratitude
Chapter 23 Stalham Park
Chapter 24 Rufford Cross-Roads
Chapter 25 "You are not he"
Chapter 26 "The finest hero that I ever knew"
Chapter 27 Lady Albury's letter
Chapter 28 Miss Docimer
Chapter 29 At Merle Park. No. 1
Chapter 30 At Merle Park. No. 2
Chapter 31 The diamond necklace
Chapter 32 Tom's despair
Chapter 33 Isadore Hamel in Lombard Street
Chapter 34 "I never threatened to turn you out"
Chapter 35 Tom Tringle sends a challenge
Chapter 36 Tom Tringle gets an answer
Chapter 37 Gertrude is unsuccessful
Chapter 38 Frank Houston is penitent
Chapter 39 Captain Batsby
Chapter 40 Aunt Emmeline's new proposition
Chapter 41 "A cold prospect!"
Chapter 42 Another duel
Chaptear 43 Once more!
Chapter 44 In the Haymarket
Chapter 45 There is something of the angel about him
Chapter 46 Ayala goes again to Stalham
Chapter 47 Captain Batsby At Merle Park
Chapter 48 The journey to Ostend
Chapter 49 The new frock
Chapter 50 Gobblegoose Wood on Sunday
Chapter 51 "No!"
Chapter 52 "I call it folly."
Chapter 53 How Lucy's affairs arranged themselves
Chapter 54 Tom's last attempt
Chapter 55 In the castle there lived a knight
Chapter 56 Gobblegoose Wood again
Chapter 57 Captain Batsby in Lombard Street
Chapter 58 Mr Traffick in Lombard Street
Chapter 59 Tregothnan
Chaptear 60 Aunt Rosina
Chaptear 61 Tom Tringle goes upon his travels
Chapter 62 How very much he loved her
Chapter 63 Ayala again in London
Chapter 64 Ayala's marriage
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Chapter 38 Frank Houston is penitent

"And now the Adriatic's free to wed another," said Houston to himself, as he put himself into a cab, and had himself carried to his club. There he wrote that valedictory letter to Gertrude which is given at the end of the last chapter. Had he reason to complain of his fate, or to rejoice? He had looked the question of an establishment full in the f

             
            

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