Sylvia's lovers

Oh for thy voice to soothe and bless!
What hope of answer, or redress?
Behind the veil! Behind the veil!--Tennyson

Chapter I: Monkshaven
Chapter II: Home from Greenland
Chapter III: Buying a new cloak
Chapter IV: Philip Hepburn
Chapter V: Story of the press-gang
Chapter VI: The sailor's funeral
Chapter VII: Tete-a-tete. The will.
Chapter VIII: Attraction and repulsion
Chapter IX: The specksioneer
Chapter X: A refractory pupil
Chapter XI: Visions of the future
Chapter XII: New Year's fete
Chapter XIII: Perplexities
Chapter XIV: Partnership
Chapter XV: A difficult question
Chapter XVI: The engagement
Chapter XVII: Rejected warnings
Chapter XVIII: Eddy in love's current
Chapter XIX: An important mission
Chapter XX: Loved and lost
Chapter XXI: A rejected suitor
Chapter XXII: Deepening shadows
Chapter XXIII: Retaliation
Chapter XXIV: Brief rejoicing
Chapter XXV: Coming troubles
Chapter XXVI: A dreary vigil
Chapter XXVII: Gloomy days
Chapter XXVIII: The ordeal
Chapter XXIX: Wedding raiment
Chapter XXX: Happy days
Chapter XXXI: Evil omens
Chapter XXXII: Rescued from the waves
Chapter XXXIII: An apparition
Chapter XXXIV: A reckless recruit
Chapter XXXV: Things unutterable
Chapter XXXVI: Mysterious tidings
Chapter XXXVII: Bereavement
Chapter XXXVIII: The recognition
Chapter XXXIX: Confidences
Chapter XL: An unexpected messenger
Chapter XLI: The bedesman of St Sepulchre
Chapter XLII: A fable at fault
Chapter XLIII: The unknown
Chapter XLIV: First words
Chapter XLV: Saved and lost

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