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Chapter 29 - Conclusion.

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Chapter 1 - Glendhu, or the Black Glen; Scene of Domestic Affection. Chapter 2 - The Black Prophet Prophesies. Chapter 3 - A Family on the Decline-Omens. Chapter 4 - A Dance, and Double Discovery. Chapter 5 - The Black Prophet is Startled by a Black Prophecy. Chapter 6 - A Rustic Miser and His Establishment Chapter 7 - A Panorama of Misery. Chapter 8 - A Middle Man and Magistrate-Master and Man. Chapter 9 - Meeting of Strangers-Mysterious Dialogue. Chapter 10 - The Black Prophet makes a Disclosure. Chapter 11 - Pity and Remorse.
Chapter 12 - Famine, Death, and Sorrow.
Chapter 13 - Sarah's Defence of a Murderer.
Chapter 14 - A Plot and a Prophecy.
Chapter 15 - Mysterious Disappearance of the Tobacco-box.
Chapter 16 - National Calamity-Sarah in Love and Sorrow.
Chapter 17 - Love Wins the Race from Profligacy.
Chapter 18 - Hanlon Secures the Tobacco-box.-Strange Scene at Midnight.
Chapter 19 - Tumults-Confessions of Murder.
Chapter 20 - Re-appearance of the Box-Friendly Dialogue Between Jimmy Branighan and the Pedlar
Chapter 21 - Darby in Danger-Nature Triumphs.
Chapter 22 - Rivalry.
Chapter 23 - The Pedlar Runs a Close Risk of the Stocks.
Chapter 24 - Sarah Ill-Mave Again, Heroic.
Chapter 25 - Double Treachery.
Chapter 26 - A Picture of the Present-Sarah Breaks her Word.
Chapter 27 - Self-sacrifice-Villany
Chapter 28 - A Double Trial-Retributive Justice.
Chapter 29 - Conclusion.
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