CCVII.—The Husband, the Wife, and the Unfortunate Woman 235 CCVIII.—The Resurrection Man's House in Globe Town 238 CCIX.—Alderman Sniff.—Tomlinson and Greenwood 240 CCX.—Holford's Duties 245 CCXI.—The Deed 248 CCXII.—The Examination at the Home Office 251 CCXIII.—The Tortures of Lady Ravensworth 253 CCXIV.—The Duellists 255 CCXV.—The Voices in the Ruins 259 CCXVI.—The Progress of Lydia Hutchinson's Vengeance 262 CCXVII.—The Prisoner in the Subterranean 267 CCXVIII.—The veiled Visitor 269 CCXIX.—The Murder 272 CCXX.—The Effect of the Oriental Tobacco 275 CCXXI.—The Return to England 277 CCXXII.—The Arrival at Home 281 CCXXIII.—The Marriage 285 CCXXIV.—Mr. Banks's House in Globe Lane 288 CCXXV.—The Old Hag's History 292 CCXXVI.—The Marquis of Holmesford 299 CCXXVII.—Coldbath Fields' Prison 303 CCXXVIII.—A desperate Achievement 306 CCXXIX.—The Widow 309 CCXXX.—Bethlem Hospital 314 CCXXXI.—Mr. Greenwood and Mr. Vernon 317 CCXXXII.—Scenes at Ravensworth Hall 319 CCXXXIII.—A welcome Friend 322 CCXXXIV.—A Midnight Scene of Mystery 324 CCXXXV.—Plots and Counterplots 327 CCXXXVI.—Woman as she ought to be 332 CCXXXVII.—The Jugglers 335 CCXXXVIII.—The Performance 339 CCXXXIX.—The Resurrection Man's Return Home 345 CCXL.—A new Epoch 347 CCXLI.—Crockford's 350 CCXLII.—The Aunt 355 CCXLIII.—The Fight.—The ruined Gamester 358 CCXLIV.—The History of a Gamester 360 CCXLV.—The Excursion 372 CCXLVI.—The Party at Ravensworth Hall 378