A woman's trust; or, Lady Elaine's martyrdom : $b a novel

Name: A woman's trust; or, Lady Elaine's martyrdom : $b a novel
Author: Clay, Bertha M.

Clay, Bertha M.

Dime novels; England -- Fiction; Man-woman relationships -- Fiction; Popular literature

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  A WOMAN’S TRUST;

  OR,

  Lady Elaine’s Martyrdom


  _A NOVEL_

  BY
  BERTHA M. CLAY

  Whose complete works will be published in this, the NEW
  BERTHA CLAY LIBRARY.

  [Illustration: S AND S
  NOVELS]

  STREET & SMITH CORPORATION
  PUBLISHERS
  79-89 SEVENTH AVENUE
  NEW YORK CITY




  Copyright, 1900 and 1902

  By STREET & SMITH


  A Woman’s Trust


  (Printed in the United States of America)

  All rights reserved, including that of translation into foreign
  languages, including the Scandinavian.




CONTENTS


  CHAPTER I. “AT LAST I HAVE MET MY FATE.”
  CHAPTER II. A RIFT IN THE LUTE.
  CHAPTER III. “MY GOD! ALL IS AT AN END.”
  CHAPTER IV. COLONEL GREYSON’S MISSION.
  CHAPTER V. “IF HE HAD ONLY COME HIMSELF.”
  CHAPTER VI. THE LETTERS TIED WITH BLUE RIBBON.
  CHAPTER VII. SIR HAROLD’S DEPARTURE.
  CHAPTER VIII. “THE PAST IS ALL A BLANK.”
  CHAPTER IX. “I SHALL WAIT, IF NEED BE, FOREVER.”
  CHAPTER X. AT LADY GAYNOR’S BALL.
  CHAPTER XI. MY PLACE IS HERE TO PROTECT THERESA.
  CHAPTER XII. COLONEL GREYSON’S VISIT.
  CHAPTER XIII. A STRANGE WILL.
  CHAPTER XIV. AN EVIL GENIUS.
  CHAPTER XV. LADY GAYNOR SHOWS HER HAND.
  CHAPTER XVI. THE VISCOUNT’S SCHEME.
  CHAPTER XVII. THERESA’S LOVE.
  CHAPTER XVIII. SIR HAROLD’S WALK TO FARNWELL.
  CHAPTER XIX. A FUNERAL AND A WEDDING.
  CHAPTER XX. THE AWAKENING BEGINS.
  CHAPTER XXI. THE VILLA IN HYDE PARK.
  CHAPTER XXII. “TO-MORROW SHALL DECIDE.”
  CHAPTER XXIII. THERESA’S WARNING.
  CHAPTER XXIV. POOR THERESA.
  CHAPTER XXV. A STARTLING DISCOVERY.
  CHAPTER XXVI. THE DUKE’S ULTIMATUM.
  CHAPTER XXVII. “WE SHALL NEVER MEET AGAIN.”
  CHAPTER XXVIII. MARGARET’S ATONEMENT.
  CHAPTER XXIX. PEACE AT LAST.



A WOMAN’S TRUST.




CHAPTER I.

“AT LAST I HAVE MET MY FATE.”


“How ridiculously provoking you can be, Harold!”

“I do not think my remarks are ridiculous, Elaine.”

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