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Title: Doom Castle
Author: Neil Munro
Release Date: May 5, 2007 [EBook #21333]
Language: English
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*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK DOOM CASTLE ***
Produced by David Widger
DOOM CASTLE
By NEIL MUNRO
Copyright, 1900, 1901, by Doubleday, Page & Co.
CONTENTS:
CHAPTER I -- COUNT VICTOR COMES TO A STRANGE COUNTRY
CHAPTER II -- THE PURSUIT
CHAPTER III -- BARON OF DOOM
CHAPTER IV -- WANTED, A SPY
CHAPTER V -- THE FLAGEOLET
CHAPTER VI -- MUNGO BOYD
CHAPTER VII -- THE BAY OF THE BOAR'S HEAD
CHAPTER VIII -- AN APPARITION
CHAPTER IX -- TRAPPED
CHAPTER X -- SIM MACTAGGART, CHAMBERLAIN
CHAPTER XI -- THE WOMAN AT THE WINDOW
CHAPTER XII -- OMENS AND ALARMS
CHAPTER XIII -- A LAWYER'S GOOD LADY
CHAPTER XIV -- CLAMOUR
CHAPTER XV -- A RAY OF LIGHT
CHAPTER XVI -- OLIVIA
CHAPTER XVII -- A SENTIMENTAL SECRET
CHAPTER XVIII -- "Loch Sloy!"
CHAPTER XIX -- REVELATION
CHAPTER XX -- AN EVENING'S MELODY IN THE BOAR'S HEAD INN
CHAPTER XXI -- COUNT VICTOR CHANGES HIS QUARTERS
CHAPTER XXII -- THE LONELY LADY
CHAPTER XXIII -- A MAN OF NOBLE SENTIMENT
CHAPTER XXIV -- A BROKEN TRYST
CHAPTER XXV -- RECONCILIATION
CHAPTER XXVI -- THE DUKE'S BALL
CHAPTER XXVII -- THE DUEL ON THE SANDS
CHAPTER XXVIII -- THE DUEL ON THE SANDS--Continued.
CHAPTER XXIX -- THE CELL IN THE FOSSE
CHAPTER XXX -- A DUCAL DISPUTATION
CHAPTER XXXI -- FLIGHT
CHAPTER XXXII -- THE INDISCRETION OF THE DUCHESS
CHAPTER XXXIII -- BACK IN DOOM
CHAPTER XXXIV -- IN DAYS OF STORM
CHAPTER XXXV -- A DAMNATORY DOCUMENT
CHAPTER XXXVI -- LOVE
CHAPTER XXXVII -- THE FUTILE FLAGEOLET
CHAPTER XXXVIII -- A WARNING
CHAPTER XXXIX -- BETRAYED BY A BALLAD
CHAPTER XL -- THE DAY OF JUDGMENT
CHAPTER XLI -- CONCLUSION
DOOM CASTLE
CHAPTER I -- COUNT VICTOR COMES TO A STRANGE COUNTRY
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