Mysteries of London Vol. IV

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By Listen TheBook Posted on May 31, 2023

In Category - Published 1800 -1900

Authors: George W. M. Reynolds In Year : 1848

Book Language: English

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CONTINUATION OF THE BLACK’S VISITS TO HIS PRISONERS
A CONVERSATION
THE CONVERSATION CONCLUDED
ESTHER DE MEDINA AND OLD DEATH
OLD DEATH IN THE DUNGEON
THOMAS RAINFORD
OLD DEATH
AN EXPLANATORY CONVERSATION
THE INSOLVENT DEBTORS’ COURT
THE EXAMINATION OF MR. FRANK CURTIS
THE LAPSE OF NINETEEN YEARS
MR. HATFIELD
TWO OF THE READER’S OLD FRIENDS
A MAN OF BUSINESS
CHARLES HATFIELD
THE PROJECTED RAILWAY COMPANY
ELUCIDATIONS
THE WANDERERS
THE JOURNEY CONTINUED AND CONCLUDED
THE ADVERTISING AGENT
PERDITA
THE SYREN’S ARTS AND CHARMS
THE DANGEROUS SOPHISTRY OF A LOVELY WOMAN
A THRONE SURROUNDED BY REPUBLICAN INSTITUTIONS
A PAINFUL SCENE
CHARLES HATFIELD AND MRS. FITZHARDINGE
INFATUATION
TWO MORE OLD ACQUAINTANCES
THE MONEY-LENDER
THE MISER ALONE IN HIS DWELLING
FRESH SCENES AND MORE TROUBLES AT HOME
THE FLIGHT
THE DRESS-MAKER: A LOVE STORY Part 1
THE DRESS-MAKER: A LOVE STORY Part 2
THE DRESS-MAKER: A LOVE STORY Part 3
CONCLUSION OF THE HISTORY OF THE DRESS-MAKER: A LOVE STORY
DOVER
A MYSTERIOUS OCCURRENCE.—THE JOURNEY CONTINUED
TWO UNPLEASANT LODGERS
THE CAPTAIN’S LUDICROUS ADVENTURE
THE CHARTER HOUSE
A STRANGE NARRATIVE
THE COLONEL AND THE CAPTAIN
THE CALM.—THE TEMPEST
THE FATHER, THE SON, AND THE SON’S WIFE
FATHER AND SON
MRS. FITZHARDINGE
THE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
THE HALF-BROTHERS
POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS.—THE DEPARTURE OF CHARLES HATFIELD
MRS. MORTIMER IN LONDON
MRS. MORTIMER’S ADVENTURES CONTINUED
THE HUSBAND AND WIFE
AGNES VERNON AND HER FATHER
LAURA IN PARIS
LAURA AND ROSALIE
LAURA’S AMOUR
LORD WILLIAM TREVELYAN
A SKETCH OF TWO BROTHERS.—A MYSTERY
THE LAWYER
THE NOBLEMAN AND THE LAWYER
A SCENE
AGNES AND MRS. MORTIMER
JACK RILY, THE DOCTOR
A MAIDEN’S FIRST LOVE
HOPES FULFILLED
A NIGHT OF TERRORS
THE HAUNTED HOUSE IN STAMFORD STREET
SCENES IN THE HAUNTED HOUSE
HISTORY OF THE HAUNTED HOUSES IN STAMFORD STREET
CONCLUSION OF THE HISTORY OF THE HAUNTED HOUSES Part 1
CONCLUSION OF THE HISTORY OF THE HAUNTED HOUSES Part 2
CONCLUSION OF THE HISTORY OF THE HAUNTED HOUSES Part 3
THE GHOST.—AGNES AND MRS. MORTIMER
AGNES AND TREVELYAN
EXPLANATIONS
LAURA MORTIMER’S NEW INTRIGUES
AN UNEXPECTED VISIT AND A DREADED ARRIVAL
LAURA AND HER MOTHER.—ANOTHER INTERRUPTION
THE LAWYER’S HEAD CLERK
DR. SWINTON
THE LUNATIC ASYLUM
THE CONFESSIONS OF A LUNATIC Part 1
THE CONFESSIONS OF A LUNATIC Part 2
SCENES IN THE LUNATIC ASYLUM
A SCENE IN A CAB
THE OLD MARQUIS AND THE YOUNG LORD
MRS. MORTIMER IN LONDON AGAIN
JACK RILY AND MRS. MORTIMER
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER AGAIN
HORRORS.
RESOLUTIONS.
THE MARQUIS OF DELMOUR
CASTELCICALA
THE MARCHIONESS OF DELMOUR
JACK RILY AND THE LAWYER’S CLERK
MR. HEATHCOTE AND HIS CLERK
JACK RILY AND VITRIOL BOB
THE BENGAL ARMS.—RENEWED WANDERINGS
THE CATASTROPHE
THE CASTELCICALAN REPUBLIC
CHARLES HATFIELD IN LONDON AGAIN
MR. GREEN’S OFFICE
PERDITA, THE LOST ONE!
MR. GREEN’S MISSION
CONCLUSION

The Mysteries of London was a best-selling novel in mid-Victorian England, published in four volumes. This is the fourth and final volume. Initially serialized in weekly installments, they were the forerunners of today's soap operas. Known as "Penny Dreadfuls", they had no claim to literary brilliance but offered readers entertainment and excitement in the form of vice, poverty, wealth, virtue, mystery, romance and scandal in every combination and reached a mass audience. - Summary by Lynne Thompson