In this novel by Victorian sensationalist Mary Elizabeth Braddon, Henry Dunbar returns to England after a 30-year exile to India for committing forgery. What follows is an adventure involving murder, deception, the ethical quandaries of guilt and responsibility, and the struggle against the gender and social barriers of the Victorian era. (Summary by Rosie)
After Office Hours In The House of Dunbar, Dunbar, and BalderbyMargaret's FatherThe Meeting At The Railway StationThe Stroke Of DeathSinking The PastClement Austin's DiaryAfter Five-and-Thirty YearsThe First Stage On The Journey HomeHow Henry Dunbar Waited DinnerLaura DunbarThe InquestArrestedThe Prisoner Is RemandedMargaret's JourneyBaffledIs It Love Or Fear?The Broken PictureThree Who SuspectLaura Dunbar's DisappointmentNew Hopes May BloomA New LifeThe Steeple-ChaseThe Bride That The Rain Rains OnThe Unbidden Guest Who Came To Laura Dunbar's WeddingAfter The WeddingWhat Happened In The Back Parlor Of The Banking-HouseClement Austin's WooingBuying DiamondsGoing AwayStopped Upon The WayClement Austin Makes A SacrificeWhat Happened At Maudesley AbbeyMargaret's ReturnFarewellA Discovery At The LuxembourgLooking For The PortraitMargaret's LetterNotes From A Journal Kept By Clement Austin During His Journey To WinchesterClement Austin's Journal ContinuedFlightAt Maudesley AbbeyThe Housmaid At Woodbine CottageOn The TrackChasing The "Crow"Giving It UpClement's Story - Before The DawnThe Dawn and Epilogue
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