The Two Lawyers: A Novel
Contents
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Contents.
Chapter | Page |
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I.—The Perryman Household—Arrival of the Hobarts in Timaru | 5 |
II.—Frank falls in love with Clara | 16 |
III.—Matthew Grant tells his Story | 17 |
IV.—Adeath-bed Confession | 35 |
V.—John Hobart's Plot | 40 |
VI.—How Clara was deceived | 46 |
VII.—Frank proposes | 49 |
VIII.—Hobart meets with a surprise, and Mr. Felix Fixer appears on the scene | 55 |
IX.—Hobart receives an unwelcome letter | 62 |
X.—A rupture betwen Hobart and his victim | 76 |
XI.—Grant discovers the elopement of his daughter, and obtains his release | 83 |
XII.—Mr. Fixer's little scheme | 95 |
XIII.—Matthew at the Dunolly diggings | 104 |
XIV.—Fixer and Co. in full swing | 116 |
XV.—Timaru in its early days | 122 |
XVI.—A crime and its consequences—A bush-ranging adventure | 128 |
XVII.—Louie Branscombe—Clara makes conditions with Hobart | 143 |
XVIII.—What happened at Hobart's party—An unwilling listener—Mr. Fixer brushes up his partner's memory | 153 |
XIX.—The land spec | 172 |
XX.—Frank and Louie | 177 |
XXI.—Grant is made the victim of a practical joke and meets with an old friend | 185 |
XXII.—Clara receives news of her father | 216 |
XXIII.—The land spec fails—Frank discovers that he is in love with Louie | 228 |
XXIV.—The meeting of father and daughter—Hobart's villiany unmasked—Fixer takes a sea voyage | 239 |
XXV.—The trial—Conclusion | 259 |