The Obstacle Race

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Ethel M. Dell. The Obstacle Race

The Obstacle Race

Table of Contents

PART I. CHAPTER. I.—BETTER THAN LONDON. II.—SACRIFICE. III.—MAGIC. IV.—BROTHER DICK. V.—THE GREAT MAN. VI.—THE VISITOR. VII.—THE OFFER. VIII.—MRS. FIELDING. IX.—THE INTRUDER. PART II. I.—THE WAND OF OFFICE. II.—MIDSUMMER MADNESS. III.—A DRAWN BATTLE. IV.—A POINT OF HONOUR. V.—THE WAY TO HAPPINESS. VI.—RECONCILIATION. VII.—THE SPELL. VIII.—THE HONOURS OF WAR. PART III. I.—BIRDS OF A FEATHER. II.—SALTASH. III.—THE PRICE. IV.—KISMET. V.—THE DRIVING FORCE. VI.—THE SISTER OF MERCY. VII.—THE SACRIFICE. VIII.—THE MESSAGE. IX.—THE ANSWER. PART IV. I.—THE FREE GIFT. II.—FRIENDSHIP. III.—CONFESSION. IV.—COUNSEL. V.—THE THUNDERBOLT. VI.—COALS OF FIRE. VII.—FLIGHT. VIII.—OUT OF THE NIGHT. IX.—THE FREE PARDON. X.—THE LAST FENCE. THE OBSTACLE RACE

PART I

CHAPTER I

BETTER THAN LONDON

CHAPTER II

SACRIFICE

CHAPTER III

MAGIC

CHAPTER IV

BROTHER DICK

CHAPTER V

THE GREAT MAN

CHAPTER VI

THE VISITOR

CHAPTER VII

THE OFFER

CHAPTER VIII

MRS. FIELDING

CHAPTER IX

THE INTRUDER

PART II

CHAPTER I

THE WAND OF OFFICE

CHAPTER II

MIDSUMMER MADNESS

CHAPTER III

A DRAWN BATTLE

CHAPTER IV

A POINT OF HONOUR

CHAPTER V

THE WAY TO HAPPINESS

CHAPTER VI

RECONCILIATION

CHAPTER VII

THE SPELL

CHAPTER VIII

THE HONOURS OF WAR

PART III

CHAPTER I

BIRDS OF A FEATHER

CHAPTER II

SALTASH

CHAPTER III

THE PRICE

CHAPTER IV

KISMET

CHAPTER V

THE DRIVING FORCE

CHAPTER VI

THE SISTER OF MERCY

CHAPTER VII

THE SACRIFICE

CHAPTER VIII

THE MESSAGE

CHAPTER IX

THE ANSWER

PART IV

CHAPTER I

THE FREE GIFT

CHAPTER II

FRIENDSHIP

CHAPTER III

CONFESSION

CHAPTER IV

COUNSEL

CHAPTER V

THE THUNDERBOLT

CHAPTER VI

COALS OF FIRE

CHAPTER VII

FLIGHT

CHAPTER VIII

OUT OF THE NIGHT

CHAPTER IX

THE FREE PARDON

CHAPTER X

THE LAST FENCE

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Ethel M. Dell

Published by Good Press, 2019

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"It's the short cut to High Shale," he said. "There is always the chance of meeting these fellows along here. You'd be safer going the other way."

"But I like the furze bushes and the nightingale," she said regretfully, "and the exquisite wildness of it. It is not nearly so nice the other way."

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