Law and the Lady by Collins, Wilkie -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Copyright Page Title Page Contents Introduction Note on the Text Select Bibliography A Chronology of Wilkie Collins THE LAW AND THE LADY

I. The Bride's Mistake II. The Bride's Thoughts III. Ramsgate Sands IV. On the Way Home V. The Landlady's Discovery VI. My own Discovery VII. On the Way to the Major VIII. The Friend of the Women IX. The Defeat of the Major X. The Search XI. The Return to Life XII. The Scotch Verdict XIII. The Man's Decision XIV. The Woman's Answer XV. The Story of the Trial. The Preliminaries XVI. First Question—Did the Woman Die Poisoned? XVII. Second Question—Who Poisoned her? XVIII. Third Question—What was his Motive? XIX. The Evidence for the Defence XX. The End of the Trial XXI. I See my Way XXII. The Major makes Difficulties XXIII. My Mother-in-Law Surprises me XXIV. Miserrimus Dexter—First View XXV. Miserrimus Dexter—Second View XXVI. More of my Obstinacy XXVII. Mr Dexter at Home XXVIII. In the Dark XXIX. In the Light XXX. The Indictment of Mrs Beauly XXXI. The Defence of Mrs Beauly XXXII. A Specimen of my Wisdom XXXIII. A Specimen of my Folly XXXIV. Gleninch XXXV. Mr Playmore's Prophecy XXXVI. Ariel XXXVII. At the Bedside XXXVIII. On the Journey Back XXXIX. On the Way to Dexter XL. Nemesis at Last! XLI. Mr Playmore in a New Character XLII. More Surprises XLIII. At Last! XLIV. Our New Honeymoon XLV. The Dust-Heap Disturbed XLVI. The Crisis Deferred XLVII. The Wife's Confession XLVIII. What else could I Do XLIX. Past and Future L. The Last of the Story

Appendix: Wilkie Collins, the Graphic and the ‘British Domestic Inquisition’ Explanatory Notes Footnotes

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