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  1. Front Matter
    1. Publishers' Foreword
    2. Dedication
    3. Table of Contents
  2. Chapter I: Dubley Castle
  3. Chapter II:Young Montcrief Seeks Aid of Brother
  4. Chapter III: Lord Montroy Meets an Old Friend
  5. Chapter IV: Oliver and Eva Sail for West Africa
  6. Chapter V: Arrival in West Africa
  7. Chapter VI: Oliver Meets Governor of Sierra Leone
  8. Chapter VII: After Eva's First Ball
  9. Chapter VIII: Oliver Meets the African Miner
  10. Chapter IX: Miss Lucretia Montcrief
  11. Chapter X: Death of the Earl of Dubley
  12. Chapter XI: Oliver's Interior Trip
  13. Chapter XII: West African Funeral Rite
  14. Chapter XIII: Jungle Terrors
  15. Chapter XIV: Desertion by Carriers
  16. Chapter XV: Oliver Leaves on Prospecting Tour
  17. Chapter XVI: Eva Starts Search for Her Husband
  18. Chapter XVII: Oliver's Flight
  19. Chapter XVIII: Oliver's Imprisonment and Escape
  20. Chapter XIX: Oliver's Old Enemy Kidnaps Lucretia
  21. Chapter XX: Lucretia's Rescue
  22. Chapter XXI: Oliver Meets Rev. Jones
  23. Chapter XXII: The Valley of Allah
  24. Chapter XXIII: Oliver and Lucretia Arrive at Freetown
  25. Chapter XXIV: Oliver Fails on Search Expedition for Eva
  26. Chapter XXV: Oliver Is Shipwrecked
  27. Chapter XXVI: Marriage and Honeymoon
  28. Chapter XXVII: The Arrival of the Councess
  29. Chapter XXVIII: In the Hands of the White Slaver
  30. Chapter XXIX: The Rescue
  31. Chapter XXX: Elaine's History
  32. Chapter XXXI: The Honeymoon Tour
  33. Chapter XXXII: The Tidings of Lucretia's Death Reach Lord Winslow
  34. Chapter XXXIII: The Meeting of Mother and Daughter
  35. Chapter XXXIV: Oliver's Rescue
  36. Chapter XXXV: The Flight
  37. Chapter XXXVI: The Reunion

Copyright, 1917
by
George W. Ellis

My fainting soul doth yearn

For thy green hills afar;

So let thy mercy burnβ€”

My greater, guiding star.

Paul Laurence Dunbar.

🞝 🞞 🞟 🞠 🞟 🞞 🞝

To
Clavender Sherman Ellis

A versatile and promising writer of short stories, whose special knowledge of African life and conditions, whose unfaltering fealty and fidelity to the cause of presenting the African before the world as he really is, and because of whose rare devotion to truth and letters she was a constant source of inspiration and help, this volume is respectfully dedicated.

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