Wagner the Wehr-wolf

Wagner the Wehr-wolf (1846)
by George W. M. Reynolds

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Title Page, Part I
Prologue
Chapter I: The Death-Bed — The Oath — The Last Injunctions.
Chapter II: Nisida — The Mysterious Closet.
Chapter III: The Manuscript — Flora Francatelli.
Chapter IV: The Funeral — The Interruption of the Ceremony.
Chapter V: The Reading of the Will.
Chapter VI: The Pictures — Agnes and the Unknown Mystery.
Chapter VII: Revelations.
Chapter VIII: The History of Agnes.
Chapter IX: Conclusion of the History of Agnes.
Chapter X: Francisco, Wagner and Nisida.
Chapter XI: Nisida and Wagner — Francisco and Flora — The Approach of Sunset.
Chapter XII: The Wehr-wolf.
Chapter XIII: Nisida's Emotions — The Disguise — The Plot.
Chapter XIV: The Last Meeting of Agnes and the Stranger-Lady.
Chapter XV: The Sbirri — The Arrest.
Chapter XVI: Nisida and the Carmelite Abbess.
Chapter XVII: Wagner in Prison — A Visitor.
Chapter XVIII: Flora Francatelli — The Three Nuns — The Chair.
Chapter XIX: The Descent — The Chamber of Penitence.
Chapter XX: Francisco and Nisida — Dr. Duras and the Letter.
Chapter XXI: The Suburb of Alla Croce — The Jew — The Robber Chief's Love.
Chapter XXII: The Countess of Arestino.
Chapter XXIII: The Love of Woman — Giulia and Her Lover.
Chapter XXIV: The Injured Husband — The Guilty Wife — And The Insolent Lover.
Chapter XXV: The Marquis of Orsini.
Chapter XXVI: A Combat — The Despised and Persecuted Israelite.
Chapter XXVII: Stephano and the Marquis — The Stronghold of the Banditti.
Chapter XXVIII: A Fearful Accusation.
Chapter XXIX: The Visit of the Banditti to the Riverola Palace.
Chapter XXX: Flora's Captivity — A Companion — The Living Tomb.
Chapter XXXI: The Banditti.
Chapter XXXII: The Mystery of the Chair — The Catastrophe.
Chapter XXXIII: Lomellino's Escape — Stephano's Intentions.
Chapter XXXIV: The Abduction.
Chapter XXXV: Wagner and the Tempter — Phantasmagoria.
Chapter XXXVI: The Trial of Fernand Wagner.
Chapter XXXVII: The Shipwreck.
Chapter XXXVIII: The Island in the Mediterranean Sea.
Chapter XXXIX: The Wehr-Wolf.
Chapter XL: Wagner in Search of Nisida.
Chapter XLI: The Island Queen.
Chapter XLII: The Temptation — The Anaconda.
Chapter XLIII: Nisida and Wagner.
Chapter XLIV: Alessandro Francatelli.
Part II
Chapter XLV: The Lady of Constantinople.
Chapter XLVI: The Apostate Ibrahim.
Chapter XLVII: The Siege of Rhodes.
Chapter XLVIII: The Prisoner.
Chapter XLIX: The New Grand Vizier.
Chapter L: The Count of Arestino — The Plot Thickens.
Chapter LI: The Meeting.
Chapter LII: The Greek Page — Song of the Greek Page — A Revelation.
Chapter LIII: The Sultana Valida — The Three Black Slaves.
Chapter LIV.
Chapter LV.
Chapter LVI.
Chapter LVII.
Chapter LVIII.
Chapter LIX.
Chapter LX.
Chapter LXI.
Chapter LXII: The Sick-Room — Florence in Dismay.
Chapter LXIII: The Manuscript.
Chapter LXIV.

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