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167 XXXIII. THE DERBY, 171 XXXIV. A SHARP COLLOQUY, 174 XXXV. DINNER AT MORTLAKE, 179 XXXVI. MR. LONGCLUSE SEES A LADY'S NOTE, 183 XXXVII. WHAT ALICE COULD SAY, 188 XXXVIII. GENTLEMEN IN TROUBLE, 192 XXXIX. BETWEEN FRIENDS, 196 XL. AN INTERVIEW IN THE STUDY, 199 XLI. VAN APPOINTS HIMSELF TO A DIPLOMATIC POST, 203 XLII. DIPLOMACY, 206 XLIII. A LETTER AND A SUMMONS, 209 XLIV. THE REASON OF ALICE'S NOTE, 213 XLV. COLLISION, 219 XLVI. AN UNKNOWN FRIEND, 224 XLVII. BY THE RIVER, 229 XLVIII. SUDDEN NEWS, 232 XLIX. VOWS FOR THE FUTURE, 236 L. UNCLE DAVID'S SUSPICIONS, 239 LI. THE SILHOUETTE, 244 LII. MR. LONGCLUSE EMPLOYED, 248 LIII. THE NIGHT OF THE FUNERAL, 252 LIV. AMONG THE TREES, 258 LV. MR. LONGCLUSE SEES A FRIEND, 262 LVI. A HOPE EXPIRES, 266 LVII. LEVI'S APOLOGUE, 272 LVIII. THE BARON COMES TO TOWN, 276 LIX. TWO OLD FRIENDS MEET AND PART, 281 LX. “SAUL,” 286 LXI. A WAKING DREAM, 290 LXII. LOVE AND PLAY, 295 LXIII. PLANS, 300 LXIV. FROM FLOWER TO FLOWER, public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@38460@[email protected]#Page_304" class="pginternal"