Agnes Serle. By the author of “The Heiress” [E. Pickering].

Agnes Serle agony alarm answer arms asked beauty Beauvoir believe bitter blood bride bright brother brow calm Caroline cheek child Chinese pagoda cold Dalby dared dark dear dear father death deed desire doom doubt dread dream evil earnest evil eyes faded faint fancy fate father fear feelings felt flitch of bacon forgery forgive gaze gentle gipsy gloom guessed Hallcot hand happiness heart Heaven heir presumptive hope horror Katty knew lady late LEICESTER SQUARE Lewis Arnton lips look marriage meet mind Miss Serle Monson ness never Newton Park Nurse Benson pale passed pity plead Poor Agnes pride promise replied rest round scarcely scorn seemed Serle Court shame shudder sighed sight silence sister smile soothe sorrow sought speak spect spirit spoke stern stood suffering tears terror things thought tone touch trembling trust turned uttered villain whilst wild wish words