The Island of Intrigue


"I am very sorry, but it could not be helped," the girl replied rather stiffly, adding: "I have been in an accident—a taxi smash-up!"


ISLAND OF INTRIGUE


BY
ISABEL OSTRANDER

Author of
"Suspense", "The Clue in the Air", "The Primal Law", etc,

ILLUSTRATED

NEW YORK
ROBERT M. McBRIDE & CO.
1918

Copyright, 1918, by
Robert M. Mcbride & Co.

Printed in the
United States of America.

Published October, 1918

CONTENTS

  1. CHAPTERPAGE
  2. I. THE COMING OF MRS. SMITH 1
  3. II. ON BOARD THE TORTOISE 17
  4. III. LORNA 34
  5. IV. HARD-A-LEE 49
  6. V. THE STRANGER 68
  7. VI. ROBINSON CRUSOE 85
  8. VII. MR. FORDYCE 101
  9. VIII. FATE 121
  10. IX. INCOGNITO 141
  11. X. THE LAST STRAW 159
  12. XI. THE OPENED LETTER 175
  13. XII. THE TRUTH 193
  14. XIII. THE STORM BREAKS 210
  15. XIV. IN DURESS 230
  16. XV. HOPE 251
  17. XVI. THE ESCAPE 271
  18. XVII. THE LAST WORD 291
  19. Advertisements

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