XXVI.— THE PROFESSED PHILANTHROPIST 155 XXVII.— A CHARITABLE CROSS-EXAMINATION 161 XXVIII.— JANE KELLY ON HER TRIAL 167 XXIX.— SHELTERED AT LAST 171 XXX.— MADAME DE MARKE AND HER PET 175 XXXI.— THE YOUNG MAN’S RETURN 179 XXXII.— SEARCHING FOR HIS WIFE 184 XXXIII.— TURNING SHADOWS INTO SUNBEAMS 187 XXXIV.— ELSIE, THE LUNATIC 190 XXXV.— SHOWING HOW A GOOD WOMAN CAN DIE 193 XXXVI.— THE OLD MANSION-HOUSE 201 XXXVII.— THE CLOSED LIBRARY 207 XXXVIII.— THE FAMILY BREAKFAST 214 XXXIX.— THE TWO PORTRAITS 218 XL.— THE BIRD-CAGE 222 XLI.— NURSES FOR THE CHILDREN OF THE POOR 227 XLII.— THE ADOPTED SON 234 XLIII.— SITTING BY THE DOOR 240 XLIV.— THE ITALIAN VILLA 246 XLV.— THE STRANGE LADY AND HER CHILD 250 XLVI.— THE MANIAC AND THE CHILD 255 XLVII.— THREE HEARTS GO OUT TO LITTLE EDDIE 259 XLVIII.— THE IMAGE IN THE GLASS 262 XLIX.— ENEMIES MEETING 266 L.— A VISITOR TO BREAKFAST 271 LI.— OUT IN THE STORM 276 LII.— OUT IN THE STORM 280 LIII.— COMING HOME FROM CALIFORNIA 283 LIV.— LOUIS DE MARKE’S CONFESSION 289 LV.— THE NIGHT OF MISS JUDSON’S WEDDING 293 LVI.— THE BROTHERS TALK OVER THEIR FATHER’S DEATH 297 LVII.— THE SECRET MARRIAGE.—LOUIS GOES ON WITH HIS STORY 304 LVIII.— LOUISA’S LETTERS 307 LIX.— AT BELLEVUE HOSPITAL 311 LX.— THE FEMALE MISER IN HER DEN 317 LXI.— MADAME’S GOLDEN CRUCIFIX 323 LXII.— BEGGING FOR FOOD 327 LXIII.— THE IRON-BOUND BOX 332 LXIV.— THE BROTHERS CONSULT AGAIN 334 LXV.— THE WASHERWOMAN’S INTRUSION 338 LXVI.— A DOMESTIC STORM 344 LXVII.— THE WOUNDED BIRD 349 LXVIII.— DOUBTS AND FEARS 353