w between Trailcudgel
and the Stranger--A Peep at
Lord Dunroe and his Friend
XX.--Interview between Lords Cullamore,
Dunroe, and Lady Emily
--Tom Norton's Aristocracy
fails him--His Reception by
Lord Cullamore
XXI.--A Spy Rewarded--Sir Thomas
Gourlay Charged Home by the
Stranger with, the Removal and
Disappearance of his Brother's Son
XXII.--Lucy at.Summerfield Cottage
XXIII.-- A Lunch in Summerfield Cottage.
XXIV.--An Irish Watchhouse in the time
of the "Charlies"
XXV.--The Police Office -- Sir Spigot
Sputter and Mr. Coke--An "Unfortunate
Translator--Decision in "a Law Case"
XXVI.-- The Priest Returns Sir Thomas's
Money and Pistols--A Bit of
Controversy--A New Light Begins
to Appear
XXVII. --Sir Thomas, who Shams Illness,
is too sharp for Mrs. Mainwaring,
who visits Him--Lucy calls upon
Lady Gourlay, where she meets her
Lover--Affecting Interview between
Lucy and Lady Gourlay
XXVIII.--Innocence and Affection
overcome by Fraud and Hypocrisy--Lucy
yields at Last
XXIX.--Lord Dunroe's Affection for his
Father--Glimpse of a new Character
--Lord Cullamore's Rebuke to his Son,
who greatly Refuses to give up his Friend
XXX.--A Courtship on Novel Principles
XXXI.--The Priest goes into Corbet's
House very like a Thief--a Sederunt,
with a Bright look up for Mr. Gray
XXXII.--Discovery of the Baronet's Son
--Who, however, is Shelved for a Time
XXXIII.--The Priest asks for a Loan of
Fifty Guineas, and Offers "Freney
the Robber"as Security
XXXIV.--Young Gourlay's Affectionate
Interview with His Father--Risk
of Strangulation -- Movements
of M'Bride
XXXV.--Lucy's Vain but Affecting
Expostulation with her Father--Her
Terrible Denunciation of
Ambrose Gray
XXXVI.--Which contains a variety of
Matters, some to Laugh and some
to Weep at
XXXVII.--Dandy's Visit to Summerfield
Cottage, where he Makes a most Ungallant
Mistake -- Return with Tidings of both
Mrs. Norton and Fenton--and Generously
Patronizes his Master
XXXVIII.--Anthony Corbet gives Important
Documents to the Stranger--An
Unpleasant Disclosure to Dunroe
--Norton catches a Tartar
XXXIX.--Fenton Re
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