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The Mayor's Wife

Chapter xxiii. The Wife's Tale

Word Count: 3378    |    Released on: 18/11/2017

man who had just assumed the greatest of all rights over her and was standing in

head in his hands in the chair in

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The Mayor's Wife
The Mayor's Wife
Anna Katharine Green Modern
“I am not without self-control, yet when Miss Davies entered the room with that air of importance she invariably assumes when she has an unusually fine position to offer, I could not hide all traces of my anxiety.”
1 Chapter i. A Spy's Duty2 Chapter ii. Questions3 Chapter iii. In the Gable Window4 Chapter iv. Lights - Sounds5 Chapter v. The Strange Neighbors Next Door6 Chapter vi. At the Stair-Head7 Chapter vii. A Moving Shadow8 Chapter viii. The Paragraph9 Chapter ix. Scraps10 Chapter x. A Glimmer of the Truth11 Chapter xi. Bess12 Chapter xii. Searchings13 Chapter xiii. A Discovery14 Chapter xiv. I Seek Help15 Chapter xv. Hardly a Coincidence16 Chapter xvi. In the Library17 Chapter xvii. The Two Weird Sisters18 Chapter xviii. The Morning News19 Chapter xix. The Cry from the Stairs20 Chapter xx. Explanation21 Chapter xxi. The Cipher22 Chapter xxii. Mercy23 Chapter xxiii. The Wife's Tale24 Chapter xxiv. The Sins of the Fathers25 Chapter xxv. The Finger on the Wall26 Chapter xxvi. "Bitter as the Grave"27 Chapter xxvii. A Child's Playthings28 Chapter xxviii. Restitution