Checkmate

Checkmate
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Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan. Checkmate

CHAPTER I. MORTLAKE HALL

CHAPTER II. MARTHA TANSEY

CHAPTER III. MR. LONGCLUSE OPENS HIS HEART

CHAPTER IV. MONSIEUR LEBAS

CHAPTER V. A CATASTROPHE

CHAPTER VI. TO BED

CHAPTER VII. FAST FRIENDS

CHAPTER VIII. CONCERNING A BOOT

CHAPTER IX. THE MAN WITHOUT A NAME

CHAPTER X. THE ROYAL OAK

CHAPTER XI. THE TELEGRAM ARRIVES

CHAPTER XII. SIR REGINALD ARDEN

CHAPTER XIII. ON THE ROAD

CHAPTER XIV. MR. LONGCLUSE'S BOOT FINDS A TEMPORARY ASYLUM

CHAPTER XV. FATHER AND SON

CHAPTER XVI. A MIDNIGHT MEETING

CHAPTER XVII. MR. LONGCLUSE AT MORTLAKE HALL

CHAPTER XVIII. THE PARTY IN THE DINING-ROOM

CHAPTER XIX. IN MRS. TANSEY'S ROOM

CHAPTER XX. MRS. TANSEY'S STORY

CHAPTER XXI. A WALK BY MOONLIGHT

CHAPTER XXII. MR. LONGCLUSE MAKES AN ODD CONFIDENCE

CHAPTER XXIII. THE MEETING

CHAPTER XXIV. MR. LONGCLUSE FOLLOWS A SHADOW

CHAPTER XXV. A TETE-A-TETE

CHAPTER XXVI. THE GARDEN AT MORTLAKE

CHAPTER XXVII. WINGED WORDS

CHAPTER XXVIII. STORIES ABOUT MR. LONGCLUSE

CHAPTER XXIX. THE GARDEN PARTY

CHAPTER XXX. HE SEES HER

CHAPTER XXXI. ABOUT THE GROUNDS

CHAPTER XXXII. UNDER THE LIME-TREES

CHAPTER XXXIII. THE DERBY

CHAPTER XXXIV. A SHARP COLLOQUY

CHAPTER XXXV. DINNER AT MORTLAKE

CHAPTER XXXVI. MR. LONGCLUSE SEES A LADY'S NOTE

CHAPTER XXXVII. WHAT ALICE COULD SAY

CHAPTER XXXVIII. GENTLEMEN IN TROUBLE

CHAPTER XXXIX. BETWEEN FRIENDS

CHAPTER XL. AN INTERVIEW IN THE STUDY

CHAPTER XLI. VAN APPOINTS HIMSELF TO A DIPLOMATIC POST

CHAPTER XLII. DIPLOMACY

CHAPTER XLIII. A LETTER AND A SUMMONS

CHAPTER XLIV. THE REASON OF ALICE'S NOTE

CHAPTER XLV. COLLISION

CHAPTER XLVI. AN UNKNOWN FRIEND

CHAPTER XLVII. BY THE RIVER

CHAPTER XLVIII. SUDDEN NEWS

CHAPTER XLIX. VOWS FOR THE FUTURE

CHAPTER L. UNCLE DAVID'S SUSPICIONS

CHAPTER LI. THE SILHOUETTE

CHAPTER LII. MR. LONGCLUSE EMPLOYED

CHAPTER LIII. THE NIGHT OF THE FUNERAL

CHAPTER LIV. AMONG THE TREES

CHAPTER LV. MR. LONGCLUSE SEES A FRIEND

CHAPTER LVI. A HOPE EXPIRES

CHAPTER LVII. LEVI'S APOLOGUE

CHAPTER LVIII. THE BARON COMES TO TOWN

CHAPTER LIX. TWO OLD FRIENDS MEET AND PART

CHAPTER LX “SAUL.”

CHAPTER LXI. A WAKING DREAM

CHAPTER LXII. LOVE AND PLAY

CHAPTER LXIII. PLANS

CHAPTER LXIV. FROM FLOWER TO FLOWER

CHAPTER LXV. BEHIND THE ARRAS

CHAPTER LXVI. A BUBBLE BROKEN

CHAPTER LXVII. BOND AND DEED

CHAPTER LXVIII. SIR RICHARD'S RESOLUTION

CHAPTER LXIX. THE MEETING

CHAPTER LXX. MR. LONGCLUSE PROPOSES

CHAPTER LXXI. NIGHT

CHAPTER LXXII. MEASURES

CHAPTER LXXIII. AT THE BAR OF THE “GUY OF WARWICK.”

CHAPTER LXXIV. A LETTER

CHAPTER LXXV. BLIGHT AND CHANGE

CHAPTER LXXVI. PHŒBE CHIFFINCH

CHAPTER LXXVII. MORE NEWS OF PAUL DAVIES

CHAPTER LXXVIII. THE CATACOMBS

CHAPTER LXXIX. RESURRECTIONS

CHAPTER LXXX. ANOTHER

CHAPTER LXXXI. BROKEN

CHAPTER LXXXII. DOPPELGANGER

CHAPTER LXXXIII. A SHORT PARTING

CHAPTER LXXXIV. AT MORTLAKE

CHAPTER LXXXV. THE CRISIS

CHAPTER LXXXVI. PURSUIT

CHAPTER LXXXVII. CONCLUSION

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“By-the-bye, Longcluse,” said Richard, as they entered together the long tiled passage that leads to the billiard-room, “you like pictures. There is one here, banished to the housekeeper's room, that they say is a Vandyck; we must have it cleaned and backed, and restored to its old place – but would you care to look at it?”

“Certainly, I should like extremely,” said Mr. Longcluse.

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“Well, if that's your case, you can't be one of those giants you described just now. Women are not the obdurate and cruel creatures you fancy. They are proud, and vain, and unforgiving; but the misery and the perseverance of a lover constitute a worship that first flatters and then wins them. Remember this, a woman finds it very hard to give up a worshipper, except for another. Now why should you despair? You are a gentleman, you are a clever fellow, an agreeable fellow; you are what is accounted a young man still, and you can make your wife rich. They all like that. It is not avarice, but pride. I don't know the young lady, but I see no good reason why you should fail.”

“I wish, Arden, I dare tell you all; but some day I'll tell you more.”

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