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       Mary Elizabeth Braddon

      Aurora Floyd & Lady Audley's Secret

      (Victorian Mysteries)

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      2019 OK Publishing

      EAN 4057664560100

      Table of Contents

       Lady Audley's Secret

       Aurora Floyd

      Lady Audley's Secret

       Table of Contents

       Chapter 1. Lucy.

       Chapter 2. On Board the Argus.

       Chapter 3. Hidden Relics.

       Chapter 4. In the First Page of “The Times.”

       Chapter 5. The Headstone at Ventnor.

       Chapter 6. Anywhere, Anywhere Out of the World.

       Chapter 7. After a Year.

       Chapter 8. Before the Storm.

       Chapter 9. After the Storm.

       Chapter 10. Missing.

       Chapter 11. The Mark Upon My Lady’s Wrist.

       Chapter 12. Still Missing.

       Chapter 13. Troubled Dreams.

       Chapter 14. Phoebe’s Suitor.

       Chapter 15. On the Watch.

       Chapter 16. Robert Audley Gets His Conge.

       Chapter 17. At the Castle Inn.

       Chapter 18. Robert Receives a Visitor Whom he had Scarcely Expected.

       Chapter 19. The Writing in the Book.

       Chapter 20. Mrs. Plowson.

       Chapter 21. Little Georgey Leaves His Old Home.

       Chapter 22. Coming to a Standstill.

       Chapter 23. Clara.

       Chapter 24. George’s Letters.

       Chapter 25. Retrograde Investigation.

       Chapter 26. So Far and No Farther.

       Chapter 27. Beginning at the Other End.

       Chapter 28. Hidden in the Grave.

       Chapter 29. In the Lime-Walk.

       Chapter 30. Preparing the Ground.

       Chapter 31. Phoebe’s Petition.

       Chapter 32. The Red Light in the Sky.

       Chapter 33. The Bearer of the Tidings.

       Chapter 34. My Lady Tells the Truth.

       Chapter 35. The Hush that Succeeds the Tempest.

       Chapter 36. Dr. Mosgrave’s Advice.

       Chapter 37. Buried Alive.

       Chapter 38. Ghost-Haunted.

       Chapter 39. Restored.

       Chapter 40. At Peace.

      Chapter 1

       Lucy.

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      It lay down in a hollow, rich with fine old timber and luxuriant pastures; and you came upon it through an avenue of limes, bordered on either side by meadows, over the high hedges of which the cattle looked inquisitively at you as you passed, wondering, perhaps, what you wanted; for there was no thorough-fare, and unless you were going to the Court you had no business there at all.

      At the end of this avenue there was an old arch and a clock tower, with a stupid, bewildering clock, which had only one hand — and which jumped straight from one hour to the next — and was therefore always in extremes. Through this arch

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