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His Grace of Osmonde
Frances Hodgson Burnett
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CHAPTER I - The Fifth Day of April, 1676	CHAPTER II - "He is the King"
CHAPTER III - Sir Jeoffry Wildairs	CHAPTER IV - "God Have Mercy on its Evil Fortunes"
CHAPTER V - My Lord Marquess Plunges into the Thames	CHAPTER VI - "No; She has not yet Come to Court"
CHAPTER VII - "'Tis Clo Wildairs, Man--All the County Knows the Vixen."	CHAPTER VIII - In which my Lady Betty Tantillion writes of a Scandal
CHAPTER IX - Sir John Oxon Lays a Wager at Cribb's Coffee House	CHAPTER X - My Lord Marquess rides to Camylott
CHAPTER XI - "It Might Have Been--It Might Have Been!"	CHAPTER XII - In Which is Sold a Portrait
CHAPTER XIII - "Your--Grace!"	CHAPTER XIV - "For all her youth--there is no other woman like her"
CHAPTER XV - "And 'twas the town rake and beauty--Sir John Oxon"	CHAPTER XVI - A Rumour
CHAPTER XVII - As Hugh de Mertoun Rode	CHAPTER XVIII - A Night in which my Lord Duke Did Not Sleep
CHAPTER XIX - "Then you might have been one of those----"	CHAPTER XX - At Camylott
CHAPTER XXI - Upon the Moor	CHAPTER XXII - My Lady Dunstanwolde is Widowed
CHAPTER XXIII - Her Ladyship Returns to Town	CHAPTER XXIV - Sir John Oxon Returns Also
CHAPTER XXV - To-morrow	CHAPTER XXVI - A Dead Rose
CHAPTER XXVII - "'Twas the night thou hidst the package in the wall"	CHAPTER XXVIII - Sir John Rides out of Town
CHAPTER XXIX - At the Cow at Wichben	CHAPTER XXX - On Tyburn Hill
CHAPTER XXXI - Their Graces Keep their Wedding Day at Camylott	CHAPTER XXXII - In the Turret Chamber--and in Camylott Wood