190

XXXII.--THE BOAT-HOUSE 198

XXXIII.--GENERAL HARRINGTON READS THE VELLUM BOOK 202

XXXIV.--AMONG THE WATER LILIES 211

XXXV.--AFTER THE STORM 216

XXXVI.--MISTRESS AND MAID 218

XXXVII.--THE SLAVE WE LEFT BEHIND US 223

XXXVIII.--THE EATON FAMILY 226

XXXIX.--THAT SPANISH NOBLEMAN 230

XL.--THE MANOEUVRING MOTHER 236

XLI.--THE CATHEDRAL AT SEVILLE 239

XLII.--A DUKE IN THE HOUSE 245

XLIII.--HOPES AND PERSUASIONS 248

XLIV.--THE INFANTA AND HER GUESTS 252

XLV.--THE PROCESSION OF THE MADONNAS 256

XLVI.--WHERE WE SAW THE DUKE 259

XLVII.--MRS. EATON'S TRIBULATION 265

XLVIII.--ZILLAH'S LETTER 270

XLIX.--THE GENERAL PROPOSES A TRIP TO CADIZ 273

L.--MISS EATON MAKES MISS CRAWFORD A VISIT 279

LI.--CONTINUED MISUNDERSTANDING 286

LII.--GENERAL HARRINGTON RETURNS WITH ZILLAH 290

LIII.--ZILLAH IS ANXIOUS ABOUT THE HEALTH OF HER
MISTRESS 296

LIV.--BEHIND THE GIPSIES' TENT 301

LV.--BURDENED WITH A SECRET 304

LVI.--TOO LATE, TOO LATE 313

LVII.--ZILLAH 318

LVIII.--GENERAL HARRINGTON'S TEMPTATION 323

LIX.--A STORM IN THE WOODS 328

LX.--THE DARK-HOUSE 332

LXI.--STRANGE PLANS 337

LXII.--THE TEMPTATION 339

LXIII.--JAMES HARRINGTON'S GREAT STRUGGLE 347

LXIV.--THE LIFE DEED 352

LXV.--WHO WAS LINA FRENCH?