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He felt with an odd exaltation the quick hammer of her heart against his breast. Frontispiece.
BURNED BRIDGES
BY
BERTRAND W. SINCLAIR
FRONTISPIECE BY RALPH P. COLEMAN
CONTENTS
BURNED BRIDGES
CHAPTER I
THE FIRST PROBLEM
CHAPTER II
THE MAN AND HIS MISSION
CHAPTER III
THE DESERTED CABIN
CHAPTER IV
IN WHICH MR. THOMPSON BEGINS TO WONDER PAINFULLY
CHAPTER V
FURTHER ACQUAINTANCE
CHAPTER VI
CERTAIN PERPLEXITIES
CHAPTER VII
A SLIP OF THE AXE
CHAPTER VIII
—AND THE FRUITS THEREOF
CHAPTER IX
UNIVERSAL ATTRIBUTES
CHAPTER X
THE WAY OF A MAID WITH A MAN
CHAPTER XI
A MAN'S JOB FOR A MINISTER
CHAPTER XII
A FORTUNE AND A FLITTING
CHAPTER XIII
PARTNERS
CHAPTER XIV
THE RESTLESS FOOT
CHAPTER XV
THE WORLD IS SMALL
CHAPTER XVI
A MEETING BY THE WAY
CHAPTER XVII
THE REPROOF COURTEOUS (?)
CHAPTER XVIII
MR. HENDERSON'S PROPOSITION
CHAPTER XIX
A WIDENING HORIZON
CHAPTER XX
THE SHADOW
CHAPTER XXI
THE RENEWED TRIANGLE
CHAPTER XXII
SUNDRY REFLECTIONS
CHAPTER XXIII
THE FUSE—
CHAPTER XXIV
—AND THE MATCH THAT LIT THE FUSE—
CHAPTER XXV
—AND THE BOMB THE FUSE FIRED
CHAPTER XXVI
THE LAST BRIDGE
CHAPTER XXVII
THOMPSON'S RETURN
CHAPTER XXVIII
FAIR WINDS
CHAPTER XXIX
TWO MEN AND A WOMAN
CHAPTER XXX
A MARK TO SHOOT AT
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