CHAPTER. PAGE I. An Interrupted Wedding, 29 II. The Arrested Bride, 72 III. The World, 89 IV. Estelle, 102 V. The Assizes, 123 VI. The Arraignment, 134 VII. The Flight of Estelle, 156 VIII. The Forsaken, 166 IX. Shipwreck, 179 X. Recognition of the Dead Body, 196 XI. His Majesty the King of the Isle, 203 XII. The Skipper’s Daughter, 228 XIII. The Island Princess, 238 XIV. Barbara Brande, 248 XV. The Girl-Captain, 264 XVI. Pursuit, 279 XVII. Captain Barbara’s First Voyage, 285 XVIII. The Recluse, 298 XIX. The Grave-Yard Ghost, 314 XX. Lord Montressor’s Arrival, 327 XXI. The Last Struggle, 334 XXII. Julius Luxmore, 348 XXIII. Etoile L’Orient, 354 XXIV. Barbara’s Voyage, 375 XXV. Glorious Uncertainty of the Law, 383 XXVI. Christmas in the Village, 397 XXVII. Christmas in the Desolate House, 402 XXVIII. The Evening Feast, 410 XXIX. Captain Barbara may be a Baroness, 420 XXX. Captain Barbara’s Second Voyage, 428 XXXI. The Dreary Headland, 439 XXXII. The Flight from the Headland, 451 XXXIII. The Passage of Years, 456 XXXIV. The Heiress of the Isle, 460 XXXV. Euthanasy, 465 XXXVI. Etoile comes into her Estate, 469 XXXVII. Etoile Left Alone, 474 XXXVIII. The Solitary Maiden, 479 XXXIX. Estelle’s Home, 486 XL. Meeting with an Old Friend, 507 XLI. A Waiting Bride, 515 XLII. What the Sea gave to Etoile, 529 XLIII. Love, 538 XLIV. The Attempted Flight of Etoile, 546 XLV. The Rivals, 557 XLVI. Plots and Counter Plots, 569 XLVII. The Re-union, 593 THE