THE PLOT THICKENS. Finding that his visits were fast making Ellinor seriously ill, Sir Redmond, at the request of Herr Wyburg, did not intrude upon her for a day or two, yet he called and left a sham
THE PLOT THICKENS. Finding that his visits were fast making Ellinor seriously ill, Sir Redmond, at the request of Herr Wyburg, did not intrude upon her for a day or two, yet he called and left a sham
AMONG THE BIRKS OF INVERMAY. 'Home at last!' exclaimed Leslie Colville, aloud but to himself in the excess o…
THE FATE OF ELLINOR. We left Ellinor smarting keenly under the memory of how Lord Dunkeld and the two ladies of his fa…
ENOUGH DONE FOR HONOUR. The morning of the day after the battle of Charasiah saw the cavalry all in their saddles for …
THE BATTLE OF CHARASIAH. That something was on the tapis , and something like preparation, and very like consternation…
WITH ROBERTS' COLUMN. 'Welcome back from the other world, Bob Wodrow!' exclaimed Toby Chace. 'The …
IN HAMBURG STILL. Ellinor was altogether unlike any other girl on whom the evil eyes of Herr Wyburg had rested, in Ham…
THE HOUSE BY THE FLEETHEN. The abode of Herr Wyburg was situated in the oldest part of Hamburg, where the streets are …
A NEW SNARE. In detailing the adventures of Leslie Colville and Robert Wodrow in the distant land where fate and the f…
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