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Ed―since transcribing this book, I have uncovered evidence that leads me to doubt that Isa Craig was in fact its author.  The COPAC National, Academic, and Specialist Library Catalogue attributes "Deepdale Vicarage" to Isa Craig-Knox, but in her autobiography "Leaflets from My Life: A Narrative Autobiography" (1888), Mary Kirkby claims that she and her sister Elizabeth were joint authors of this title and also of "Mark Warren" (see reference in the title page above).  Either way, "Deepdale Vicarage" is an enjoyable read.  Several other titles in the COPAC index attributed to Isa Craig are probably also from the pens of one or both of the Kirby sisters.




CONTENTS.
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CHAPTER I.
 AN ABRUPT VISIT

CHAPTER II.
"PLAIN PEOPLE"

CHAPTER III.
DR. PLUME REFUSES TO EXPLAIN THE MYSTERY

CHAPTER IV.
THE BIG COUNTESS

CHAPTER V.
FRANK'S FAREWELL TO LADY LUCY

CHAPTER VI.
"THE MAN FOR PHIL"

CHAPTER VII.
AN IMPRUDENT QUESTION, AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

CHAPTER VIII.
THE HOME OF THE CHAUNCEYS

CHAPTER IX.
SOME ONE AT THE DOOR

CHAPTER X.
DIONYSIUS AND HIS PUPIL

CHAPTER XI.
THE COUNTESS KNOWS HOW TO ALLAY IRRITATION

CHAPTER XII.
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE

CHAPTER XIII.
THE DEFENCE

CHAPTER XIV.
"TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR NO MAN"

CHAPTER XV.
A CONFIDING PARENT

CHAPTER XVI.
THE VICAR BROUGHT TO THE POINT

CHAPTER XVII.
"A WONDERFUL WOMAN"

CHAPTER XVIII.
INNOCENT OR GUILTY?

CHAPTER XIX.
THE RESOLVE TO "LIVE IT DOWN"

CHAPTER XX.
THE BAILIFFS IN THE HOUSE

CHAPTER XXI.
A WIFE'S LOVE CAN SURVIVE THE WRECK

CHAPTER XXII.
"£12,000"

CHAPTER XXIII.
AT REST

CHAPTER XXIV.
A REMOVAL

CHAPTER XXV.
AN UNPLEASANT SENSATION

CHAPTER XXVI.
A THREAT

CHAPTER XXVII.
THE APPEAL

CHAPTER XXVIII.
"SETTLED"

CHAPTER XXIX.
THE LATIN AND THE GREEK

CHAPTER XXX.
PHIL'S TREASURES

CHAPTER XXXI.
TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE

CHAPTER XXXII.
THE SOLITARY MOURNER

CHAPTER XXXIII.
A RAY OF LIGHT

CHAPTER XXXIV.
AGAIN AT DEEPDALE

CHAPTER XXXV.
FRANK'S PATIENT

CHAPTER XXXVI.
THE FIRST LESSON

CHAPTER XXXVII.
HOW LITTLE BOOKS CAN DO

CHAPTER XXXVIII.
YEARNING FOR SYMPATHY

CHAPTER XXXIX.
MRS. FLUSHING

CHAPTER XL.
FRANK'S NEW COMMISSION

CHAPTER XLI.
SIR GEOFFREY WILLET

CHAPTER XLII.
THE MEANING OF THE GREEK ALPHABET

CHAPTER XLIII.
CUT TO THE HEART

CHAPTER XLIV.
A PASSIONATE WOMAN

CHAPTER XLV.
FRANK AND SIR GEOFFREY

CHAPTER XLVI.
WHAT THE COUNTESS HAS BEEN DOING

CHAPTER XLVII.
THE GOLDEN DEW OF SLEEP

CHAPTER XLVIII.
DR. PLUME'S ADVICE

CHAPTER XLIX.
"FOR THE FUTURE WE CAN BE FRIENDS"

CHAPTER L.
SIR GEOFFREY BECOMES CONFIDENTIAL

CHAPTER LI.
THE COUNTESS HAS LEARNED HER LESSON WELL

CHAPTER LII.
WHAT SIMON CROSSKEYS WANTED

CHAPTER LIII.
GONE FOR THE POLICE

CHAPTER LIV.
SHE ASKS TO KNOW THE WORST

CHAPTER LV.
A GLEAM OF HOPE

CHAPTER LVI.
WHO WAS THE GUILTY ONE?

CHAPTER LVII.
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION

CHAPTER LVIII.
AN ACCIDENT

CHAPTER LIX.
FATHER AND SON

CHAPTER LX.
"I SHALL HAVE NO NAME"

CHAPTER LXI.
AN ABRUPT QUESTION

CHAPTER LXII.
A "PHILOSOPHER"

CHAPTER LXIII.
THE MEMORY OF THE DEPARTED

CHAPTER LXIV.
WAS HE GUILTY?

CHAPTER LXV.
THE VICAR'S MONEY

CHAPTER LXVI.
THE CONFESSION DULY WITNESSED

CHAPTER LXVII.
THE COUNTESS BAFFLED

CHAPTER LXVIII.
DR. PLUME IN A BEWILDERMENT

CHAPTER LXIX.
PHIL'S ATTACK UPON FRANK

CHAPTER LXX.
FRANK'S VISIT TO SIMON CROSSKEYS

CHAPTER LXXI.
THE CONFESSION PASSES INTO OTHER HANDS

CHAPTER LXXII.
REGINALD CHAUNCEY'S SET

CHAPTER LXXIII.
THE MOURNING SUIT

CHAPTER LXXIV.
MR. TWIST'S SUGGESTION

CHAPTER LXXV.
"IT WAS FRANK CHAUNCEY WHO LET THE VILLAIN GO"

CHAPTER LXXVI.
THE WIDOW'S DESPAIR

CHAPTER LXXVII.
THE WIDOW'S INNOCENCE ESTABLISHED

CHAPTER LXXVIII.
REGINALD CHAUNCEY, THE WIDOWER

CHAPTER LXXIX.
SOMETHING MORE THAN CONSOLATION

CHAPTER LXXX.
THE CONSEQUENCE OF KILLING TIME

CHAPTER LXXXI.
THE SINS OF HIS FATHER VISITED ON THE HEAD OF FRANK

CHAPTER LXXXII.
PHIL "UPON THE SCENT"

CHAPTER LXXXIII.
THE MENACING EYES

CHAPTER LXXXIV.
"O GUILT! GUILT!

CHAPTER LXXXV.
THE WEDDING

CHAPTER LXXXVI.
CONCLUSION.

 



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