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TEMPEST-DRIVEN





TEMPEST-DRIVEN

A Romance.




BY

RICHARD DOWLING,
AUTHOR OF "THE MYSTERY OF KILLARD," "THE WEIRD SISTERS,"
"THE SPORT OF FATE," "UNDER ST. PAUL'S," "THE DUKE'S SWEETHEART,"
"SWEET INISFAIL," "THE HIDDEN FLAME," ETC.




IN THREE VOLUMES.
VOL. II.





LONDON:
TINSLEY BROTHERS, 8 CATHERINE ST., STRAND.
1886.
[All rights reserved.]






CHARLES DICKENS AND EVANS,
CRYSTAL PLACE PRESS.






CONTENTS.

CHAPTER XVIII.
AFTER TEN YEARS.

CHAPTER XIX.
SEEING NOT BELIEVING.

CHAPTER XX.
TOLD BY GORMAN.

CHAPTER XXI.
THE SEA.

CHAPTER XXII.
THE ROCK.

CHAPTER XXIII.
THE HOME OF THE MONSTER.

CHAPTER XXIV.
KILCASH.

CHAPTER XXV.
THE "BLUE ANCHOR."

CHAPTER XXVI.
ON THE CLIFF.

CHAPTER XXVII.
THE MONSTER LET LOOSE.

CHAPTER XXVIII.
A NIGHT TRAVELLER.

CHAPTER XXIX.
DULWICH AGAIN.

CHAPTER XXX.
ANOTHER VISITOR.

CHAPTER XXXI.
"I HAVE BEEN ALWAYS ALONE."






TEMPEST-TOSSED.




CHAPTER XVIII.
 AFTER TEN YEARS.

Jerry O'Brien's words had been no sooner uttered than he saw howfoolishly injudicious they were. In the excitement of the moment hehad forgotten what ought to have been uppermost in his thoughts--thecondition of his friend.
He rang the bell. In a few seconds Madge entered the room. He brieflyexplained what had occurred, and then set off to summon Dr. Santley.
                        
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