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       Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

      The Golden Key; Or, A Heart's Silent Worship

      Published by Good Press, 2019

       [email protected]

      EAN 4064066137311

       PROLOGUE.

       A RESPONSIVE HEART.

       CHAPTER I.

       SIXTEEN YEARS AFTER.

       CHAPTER II.

       “WHATEVER STANDS IN MY PATH!”

       CHAPTER III.

       LOVE SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.

       CHAPTER IV.

       “I WOULD STAKE MY FORTUNE.”

       CHAPTER V.

       THE BANK ON SUNDAY MORNING.

       CHAPTER VI.

       GERALD SUFFERS AN INDIGNITY.

       CHAPTER VII.

       MR. BREWSTER’S WILL.

       CHAPTER VIII.

       EVIDENCE BY MR. PLUM.

       CHAPTER IX.

       AN IMPORTANT WITNESS.

       CHAPTER X.

       A THRILLING ADVENTURE.

       CHAPTER XI.

       “I DID NOT MEAN TO BETRAY MYSELF.”

       CHAPTER XII.

       ALLISON AND HER GUARDIAN.

       CHAPTER XIII.

       “BREAD CAST UPON THE WATERS.”

       CHAPTER XIV.

       A TERRIBLE REVELATION.

       CHAPTER XV.

       AN APPALLING SECRET.

       CHAPTER XVI.

       DO YOUR WORST.

       CHAPTER XVII.

       WRECK OF THE LIMITED.

       CHAPTER XVIII.

       A CRUSHING TROUBLE.

       CHAPTER XIX.

       GERALD MEETS HUBBARD.

       CHAPTER XX.

       THE SECRET OF THE FOOT-REST.

       CHAPTER XXI.

       THE WINCHESTER HEIRLOOM.

      THE GOLDEN KEY.

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      “Nannie, I cannot bear it!”

      “Hush, Alice; you must not give way to such wild grief—the excitement will be very bad for you.”

      “But what will Adam say? It will be a terrible blow; his heart was so set upon the fulfilment of his hopes, and now——”

      A heart-broken wail completed the sentence as the pale, beautiful woman, resting upon the snowy pillows of an old-fashioned canopied bed, covered her face with her delicate hands and fell to sobbing with a wild sorrow which shook her slight frame from head to foot.

      “Alice! Alice! don’t! Adam will come home to find that he has lost both wife and child if you do not try to control yourself.”

      The latter speaker, a tall, muscular woman, with a kindly but resolute face, which bespoke a strong character as well as a tender heart, knelt beside the bed, and