CHAPTER XX.
A Flight from War and Pestilence, 178
CHAPTER XXI.
Dr. Winthrop Passes through Deep Waters, 188
CHAPTER XXII.
An Appalling Discovery, 197
CHAPTER XXIII.
Salome Learns a Startling Fact, 205
CHAPTER XXIV.
A Backward Glance, 215
CHAPTER XXV.
Salome applies for a Situation, 224
CHAPTER XXVI.
Salome Learns a Bit of Miss Leonard’s History, 234
CHAPTER XXVII.
Salome Has a Startling Experience, 245
CHAPTER XXVIII.
Miss Leonard’s Illness, 248
CHAPTER XXIX.
Salome Loses her Valued Friend, 258
CHAPTER XXX.
Salome Becomes the Victim of a Vile Scheme, 269
CHAPTER XXXI.
Salome Witnesses a Heart-Rending Tableau, 278
CHAPTER XXXII.
Salome is Lured into a Trap, 288
CHAPTER XXXIII.
Salome Makes an Attempt to Secure her Liberty, 298
CHAPTER XXXIV.
Salome is Missed, 306
CHAPTER XXXV.
Harriet’s Search for Salome, 313
CHAPTER XXXVI.
Miss Rochester a Victor, 321
CHAPTER XXXVII.
Dr. Winthrop has an Interview with Miss Rochester, 329
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
The Winthrops and Rochesters Leave for Rome, 335
CHAPTER XXXIX.
Sister Angela again, 341
CHAPTER XL.
Tells how Dr. Winthrop Found his Wife, 347
CHAPTER XLI.
“My Wife, Have You Ceased to Love Me?” 354
CHAPTER XLII.
Explanations, 360
CHAPTER XLIII.
Salome Relates Something of her Previous History, 372
CHAPTER XLIV.
Salome Continues her Story, 382
CHAPTER XLV.
“It is All Right, my Darling!” 391
CHAPTER XLVI.
“Sadie Rochester is Already my Wife!” 401
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