XXXVII. Florence Burton's Return
XXXVIII. Florence Burton Makes Up A Packet
XXXIX. Showing Why Harry Clavering Was Wanted At The Rectory
XL. Mr. Saul's Abode
XLI. Going To Norway
XLII. Parting
XLIII. Captain Clavering Makes His Last Attempt
XLIV. What Lady Ongar Thought About It
XLV. How To Dispose Of A Wife
XLVI. Showing How Mrs. Burton Fought Her Battle
XLVII. The Sheep Returns To The Fold
XLVIII. Lady Ongar's Revenge
XLIX. Showing What Happened Off Heligoland
L. Madam Gordeloup Retires From British Diplomacy
LI. Showing How Things Settled Themselves At The Rectory
LII. Conclusion




Chapter I

Julia Brabazon



The gardens of Clavering Park were removed some three hundred yards from
the large, square, sombre-looking stone mansion which was the
country-house of Sir Hugh Clavering, the eleventh baronet of that name;
and in these gardens, which had but little of beauty to recommend them,