I. —The Beacon 9

II. —The Solitary Woman and her Visitor 13

III. —The Gypsy 19

IV. —The Odor of Death 26

V. —The Rendezvous 33

VI. —Sir Murdaugh's Midnight Visitor 41

VII. —What Earle saw from his Hiding-place 46

VIII. —The Wolf-Hound 52

IX. —How Earle Staggered and Fell, Uttering
a Cry of Triumph 57

X. —How the Sailor Earle became one of the
“Wolves” 65

XI. —Ellinor Maverick 72

XII. —“It is Time!” 80

XIII. —The Man in the Coach 84

XIV. —The Night March, and its Object 91

XV. —The Viscount Cecil 98

XVI. —The Attack and Pursuit 103

XVII. —Goliath 112

I. —Hunted 118

II. —The Baronet and the Solitary 129

III. —What One Woman is capable of toward
Another 142

IV. —The Sailor and his Ship 149

V. —Earle's Design 154

VI. —The Witness 158

VII. —The Denunciation 162

VIII. —The Blood-Hound 170

IX. —What Followed 177

X. —The Flag with the Lilies 181

I.—Baron Delamere 189

II.—The Multilated Register 198

III.—The Revelation 203

IV.—The Discovery 207

V.—The Blow of the Whip 213

VI.—The Mad Dog 219

VII.—The Burial of the Wolf 224

VIII.—The Chase 228

XI.—The Mystery of the Dead Bodies 233

X.—The Den of the Wolf 339

XI.—Kidnapped 243

XII.—Master and Man 247

XIII.—A Tigress 251

XIV.—The Intruder 259

XV.—The Rifled Grave 269

XVI.—The Attack of the Wolves 277

XVII.—The News from France 283

XVIII.—The Crisis 289

XIX.—The Path to Wentworth Castle 293

XX.—What the Gypsy Woman had Seen 299

XXI.—The Love of an Old Man for a Girl 304

XXII.—The Bludgeon and the Rope 312

XXIII.—The Maverick Vault 317

XXIV.—The Man from Wentworth Castle 322

XXV.—The Wedding at Llangollen 326

XXVI.—The Vengeance of a Blood-Hound 332

XXVII.—The Wolves celebrate the Marriage of their
Chief 338