CXVII. THE PROPOSAL OF JACK PRINGLE TO TAKE ANDERSON TO THE WEDDING. CXVIII. THE BARON’S PREPARATIONS FOR THE MARRIAGE, AND THE WEDDING MORNING. CXIX. A RATHER STRANGE CIRCUMSTANCE AT THE BARON’S WEDDING. CXX. THE HUNT FOR THE VAMPYRE IN THE SUBTERRANEAN PASSAGE. CXXI. THE DEATH OF THE INQUISITIVE GUEST.—THE ESCAPE OF SIR FRANCIS VARNEY. CXXII. MRS. WILLIAMS VISITS THE BANNERWORTHS AT THE INN.—THE MARRIAGE OF JAMES ANDERSON WITH HELEN. CXXIII. MRS. WILLIAMS TAKES THE INITIATIVE, AND NEARLY CATCHES AN ADMIRAL. CXXIV. {Number skipped} CXXV. {Number skipped} CXXVI. THE ADMIRAL IN A BREEZE.—A GENERAL COMMOTION, AND JACK PRINGLE MUCH WANTED, BUT NOT TO BE FOUND. CXXVII. A CHANGE OF SCENE AND CIRCUMSTANCES.—AN EVENT IN LONDON. CXXVIII. THE NEW LODGER.—A NIGHT ALARM.—A MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE. CXXIX. THE UNSUCCESSFUL PURSUIT.—MR. SMITH’S DISAPPOINTMENT, AND THE TESTIMONY OF MRS. MEREDITH. CXXX. A BREAKFAST SCENE.—A MATCH-MAKING MOTHER. CXXXI. MRS. MEREDITH’S FRIEND.—EXCHANGE OF SERVICES, AND COMPACT. CXXXII. THE EXPLANATION, AND THE PROPOSAL.—A TETE-A-TETE. CXXXIII. MRS. MEREDITH’S CONSULTATION WITH MR. TWISSEL, AND HER RESOLVE. CXXXIV. THE INTRODUCTION.—THE ATTORNEY’S FIRST FEELER. CXXXV. MR. TWISSEL’S MISADVENTURES.—THE CONSEQUENCES OF BEING FOUND IN THE BANK WITHOUT GIVING A SATISFACTORY ACCOUNT OF YOUR BUSINESS THERE.—AN UNPLEASANT DILEMMA. CXXXVI. AN EVENING WITH COLONEL DEVERILL.—THE STRATAGEM OF MRS. MEREDITH. CXXXVII. THE DIFFICULTIES TO BE ENCOUNTERED IN THE CHOICE OF A BRIDESMAID. CXXXVIII. MR. TWISSEL’S MISFORTUNES, AND HIS RESOLUTION NEVER TO GIVE IN. CXXXIX. MRS. MEREDITH HAS A CONVERSATION WITH MR. TWISSEL.—THE ANNOUNCEMENT, AND THE INVITATION. CXL. A PLEASANT EVENING.—THE BRIDESMAIDS. CXLI. A NEW CHARACTER.—MISS TWISSEL’S VISITOR.—THE INVITATIONS. CXLII. THE WEDDING MORNING.—DISRUPTION OF HARMONY, AND THE NEW ACQUAINTANCE.—THE CONCLUSION. CXLIII. A SCENE IN WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL.—THE CATHEDRAL ROBBERS.—A STORM.—THE VAULTS BENEATH THE AISLE.—THE FLIGHT OF THE ROBBERS, AND THE RESUSCITATED CORPSE. CXLIV. THE STAR HOTEL, AND THE STRANGER’S ARRIVAL.—A REMARKABLE COUNTENANCE.—THE ILLNESS AND DEATH OF THE STRANGER.—A STRANGE REQUEST COMPLIED WITH. CXLV. A RURAL SCENE BY MOONLIGHT.—THE STORM.—AN ACCIDENT ON THE ROAD.—A NEW AND STRANGE ACQUAINTANCE ACQUIRED.—A DISAPPOINTMENT. CXLVI. THE ALARM AT THE INN.—BED-CHAMBER TERRORS.—A NIGHT SCENE A MORNING SUCCEEDING TO A NIGHT OF ADVENTURE. CXLVII. (No title)