
The Black Moth
An earl turned highwayman repeatedly foils a rake in his attempted pursuit of a young woman.
Contents
- Imprint
- Prologue
- I: At the Chequers Inn, Fallowfield
- II: My Lord at the White Hart
- III: Introducing the Hon. Richard Carstares
- IV: Introducing the Lady Lavinia Carstares
- V: His Grace of Andover
- VI: Bath: 29 Queen Square
- VII: Introducing Sundry New Characters
- VIII: The Biter Bit
- IX: Lady O’Hara Intervenes
- X: Lady O’Hara Retires
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- XI: My Lord Turns Rescuer and Comes Nigh Ending His Life
- XII: My Lord Dictates a Letter and Receives a Visitor
- XIII: My Lord Makes His Bow
- XIV: Mistress Diana Is Unmaidenly
- XV: O’Hara’s Mind Is Made Up
- XVI: Mr. Bettison Proposes
- XVII: Lady O’Hara Wins Her Point
- XVIII: Enter Captain Harold Lovelace
- XIX: The Reappearance of His Grace of Andover
- XX: His Grace of Andover Takes a Hand in the Game
- XXI: Mrs. Fanshawe Lights a Fire and O’Hara Fans the Flame
- XXII: Developments
- XXIII: Lady Lavinia Goes to the Play
- XXIV: Richard Plays the Man
- XXV: His Grace of Andover Captures the Queen
- XXVI: My Lord Rides to Frustrate His Grace
- XXVII: My Lord Enters by the Window
- XXVIII: In Which What Threatened to Be Tragedy Turns to Comedy
- XXIX: Lady O’Hara Is Triumphant
- Epilogue
- Colophon
- Uncopyright
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