The life and times of the residents of Heath Hall, of Churchill’s Point, Maryland.
Written by Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth (1819–1899) and copyright 1850 by D. Appleton & Company.

Transcribed and edited by Jeffrey Merrow. 45 chapters, 184,600 words. Complete in one volume.

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Chapters:
I. – The Old Mansion House.
II. – The Minister.
III. – Death.
IV. – The Stranger.
V. – The Philosopher.
VI. – The Young Lieutenant.
VII. – Young Love.
VIII. – The Phantom’s Warning.
IX. – The Wanderer’s Death.
X. – An Unexpected Event.
XI. – Hagar.
XII. – Rosalia.
XIII. – The Attic.
XIV. – Gusty.
XV. – The Moor.
XVI. – The Story of Fanny Raymond.
XVII. – In Storm.
XVIII. – The Death Chamber.
XIX. – The Chase.
XX. – The Lovers.
XXI. – Hagar’s Bridal.
XXII. “She is All Simplicity.”
XXIII. – The Bride’s Parting.
XXIV. – The Forsaken House.
XXV. – The Rialto.
XXVI. – The Love Angel.
XXVII. – Agnes and Agatha.
XXVIII. – Clouds.
XXIX. – Jealousy.
XXX. – Treachery.
XXXI. – The Lone One.
XXXII. – The Tempted Angel.
XXXIII. – The Desolated.
XXXIV. – Changes.
XXXV. – The Return.
XXXVI. – Hagar at Heath Hall.
XXXVII. – Remorse.
XXXVIII. – The Wounded Eagle.
XXXIX. – A Revelation.
XL. – Hagar’s Resolve.
XLI. – Constantinople.
XLII. – The Letter.
XLIII. – Rosalia’s Wanderings.
XLIV. – The Queen of Song.
XLV. – An Evening at Heath Hall.