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Title: To Win the Love He Sought
The Great Awakening: Volume 3

Author: E. Phillips Oppenheim

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TO WIN THE LOVE HE SOUGHT

The Great Awakening

by

E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM

Author of "The Mischief-Maker" "Berenice" "Havoc"
"The Lost Leader" "The Malefactor"

VOLUME THREE

P F Collier & Son Company
Publishers New York

Copyright 1910
By C. H. Doscher & C

Copyright 1912
By P. F. Collier & Son

[Illustration: ADRIENNE CARTUCCIO]

CONTENTS

I. THE MEETING

II. "SHE IS A SINGER"

III. "BETTER THOU WERT DEAD BEFORE ME"

IV. "DOWN INTO HELL TO WIN THE LOVE HE SOUGHT"

V. TREACHERY

VI. "THE BITTER SPRINGS OF ANGER AND FEAR"

VII. COMFORT! COMFORT SCORNED OF DEVILS

VIII. "DEATH IN THE FACE, AND MURDER IN THE HEART"

IX. 'AH! WHY SHOULD LOVE,' ETC.

X. A MARIONI'S OATH

XI. A MEETING OF THE ORDER

XII. "A FIGURE FROM A WORLD GONE BY"

XIII. BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH

XIV. AN EVERLASTING HATE

XV. THE COUNT'S SECOND VISITOR

XVI. A NEW MEMBER FOR THE ORDER

XVII. THE RETURN TO REASON

XVIII. "I HAVE A FEAR--A FOOLISH FEAR"

XIX. THE NEW GOVERNESS

XX. LORD LUMLEY AND MARGHARITA

XXI. A LAND THAT IS LONELIER THAN RUIN

XXII. LORD LUMLEY'S CONFESSION

XXIII. MARGHARITA'S DIARY--A CORRESPONDENCE

XXIV. "WHITE HYACINTHS"

XXV. AMONG THE PINE TREES