“Dorothy Harcourt’s Secret” resumes the story of Roma Fronde and William Harcourt from its pause at the conclusion of “A Deed Without a Name.”

Written by Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth (1819–1899) and copyright 1885-86 by Robert Bonner.

Transcribed and edited by Jeffrey Merrow from the A. L. Burt printed edition. 30 chapters. 347 pages. 113,800 words.

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Chapters:

• I. – Early in the Morning.
• II. – A Man of Woe.
• III. – Expiation.
• IV. – News.
• V. – Dorothy Harcourt’s Secret.
• VI. – Harcourt at Lone Lodge.
• VII. – In Dorothy Harcourt’s Room.
• VIII. – Roma’s Delusive Joy.
• IX. – At Goblin Hall.
• X. – A Missing Yacht.
• XI. – On Her Track.
• XII. – Roma’s Despair.
• XIII. – A Thunderbolt.
• XIV. – Siege and Defense.
• XV. – Another Shock.
• XVI. – Who Abducted Owlet?
• XVII. – Roma’s Decision.
• XVIII. – Catching a Tartar.
• XIX. – Owlet’s Adventures.
• XX. – Owlet’s Great Peril.
• XXI. – Will Harcourt’s Adventure.
• XXII. – Will Harcourt’s Waif.
• XXIII. – A Transformation.
• XXIV. – He Goes to his Doom.
• XXV. – Charles Cutts Again.
• XXVI. – Mr. Merritt’s News.
• XVII. – Roma at Work.
• XXVIII. – Roma in Washington.
• XXIX. – Roma and her Aspirations.
• XXX. – Owlet Harps upon her ’Ventures.