The False and the True

Resumes the tale of young Miss Winifred Beresford from the suspenseful conclusion of "Winifred's Sacrifice."
Written by "Mrs. Georgie Sheldon" (Sarah Elizabeth Forbush Downs 1843–1926), and copyright 1899 by Street and Smith.
Transcribed and edited by Jeffrey Merrow. 69,900 words.

Contents:
I. - The Marriage.
II. - Out of the Past.
III. - "You May Call Me Hawkins."
IV. - The Hermit's Domain.
V. - Through the Earth.
VI. - One Day Too Late!
VII. - "You Are No Father!"
VIII. - In the Lobby.
IX. - "It Must Be Told and Then--"
X. - "How Can I Leave You?"
XI. - At the Hoffman House.
XII. - Mr. Wadleigh Relates a Story.
XIII. - A Venomous Woman.
XIV. - Mr. and Mrs. Martin Metcalf.
XV. - In Dead Slumber.
XVI. - A "Private View."
XVII. - From Out of the West.
XVIII. - The Night of the Fête.
XIX. - When the Masks Dropped.
XX. - The Lost Found.
XXI. - Wonderful Things Disclosed.
XXII. - Mrs. Huntingden's Story.
XXIII. - Father and Daughter.
XXIV. - Reaping the Tares.
XXV. - A Change of Names.