B E L G R A VIA

A LONDON MAGAZINE

CONDUCTED BY

M. E. BRADDON

AUTHOR OF “LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET,' 'AURORA FLOYD,' ETC, ETC.

VOL. II. SECOND SERIES.—VOL. XII. FIRST SERIES.

OCTOBER 1870.

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CONTENTS

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Arab Hospitality

Awake and Thinking

Back Window in Africa,

A

Bob Kennedy's Widow-Hunt

Captain Norton's Diary: Part III.

Coleridge's Country

County Palatine, The

Crown Lands.

Excursion in Japan, An

Fenton's Quest :

Chap. XII. A Friendly Counsellor.

XIII. Mrs. Pallinson has Views

XIV. Father and Son

XV. On the Track

XVI. Face to Face

XVIJ. Miss Carley's Admirers

XVIII. Jacob Nowell's Will

XIX. Gilbert asks a Question

xx. Drifting away

XXI. Father and Daughter

XXII. At Lidford again .

XXIII. Called to account.

XXIV. Tormented by Doubt

XXV. Missing

XXVI. In Bondage

XXVII. Only a Woman

XXVIII. At Fault

Ghost at Laburnum Villa, The

Haunted Baronet, The :
Chap. 1. The George and Dragon

II. The drowned Woman

III. Philip Feltram

iv. The Baronet appears

v. Mrs. Julaper's Room

VI. The Intruder

VII. The Bank-note

VIII. Feltram's Plan

ix. The Crazy Parson

x. Adventure in Tom Marlin's Boat.

XI. Sir Bale's Dream

XII. Marcella Bligh and Judith Wale

keep

watch

XII. The Mist on the Mountain

XIV. A new Philip Feltram

xv. The Purse of Gold

XVI. The Message from Cloostedd

xvii. On the Course-Beeswing, Falcon, and Lightning

XVII. On the Lake, at last

xix. Mystagogus

xx. The Haunted Forest

XXI. Rindermere
XXI. Sir Bale is frightened

XXIII. A Lady in Black
Historical Mystery of the Eighteenth Century, An

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Knights Templars, The .
Loves of Famous Men, The:

No. iv. Edward Gibbon

V. Burns

Mediæval Art of Travel .

New York in 1870 .

No Sorcerer, only a Sage

Old Peninsular Man, An

On the Brink .

On Young Ladies' Schools

Pickwick Papers, The

Poems :

Flight for Life, The .
Horace : Ode xxxvIII.

Ode v. lib. I.

Limoncina.

Nameless Dead, The .

Requiem of the Fires, The

Tête Noire revisited, The .

Thrones for Three

To Julia swinging

War

Years ago, or Yesterday?
Politic Wax-Chandler, The. A Legend of Mexico
Portrait of Mr. Pickwick, The
Praed's Country
Roman Girl of the Period, The
Scientific Ballooning
Sins of the Fathers, The :
Chap. I. Deverill's Wooing

II. Alice the Bride .
III. My Lady's Confessor

iv. My Lord avenges himself .

Under the German Ocean

Whitehall to Somerset House

Young Oxford in 1870

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