THE CRYPTOGRAM.
By
WILLIAM MURRAY GRAYDON
Entered according to act of Congress in the years 1897, 1898 and 1899
By Street & Smith,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.
| CHAPTER | PAGE | ||
| I. | THE SAVING OF GRAY MOOSE. | 5 | |
| II. | THE HOTEL IN BONAVENTURE STREET. | 11 | |
| III. | FLORA HATHERTON. | 17 | |
| IV. | MUTUAL EXPLANATIONS. | 22 | |
| V. | THE ALARM IN THE NIGHT. | 28 | |
| VI. | PREPARATIONS FOR FLIGHT. | 31 | |
| VII. | THE SKIPPER OF THE SPEEDWELL. | 36 | |
| VIII. | CLOSE TO PORT. | 42 | |
| IX. | AT THE MERCY OF THE SEA. | 45 | |
| X. | THE DAWN OF DAY. | 51 | |
| XI. | A COPY OF “THE TIMES.” | 54 | |
| XII. | A WARNING IN WOODCRAFT. | 60 | |
| XIII. | THE AMBUSCADE. | 64 | |
| XIV. | AN INDIAN’S GRATITUDE. | 68 | |
| XV. | FORT ROYAL. | 72 | |
| XVI. | A RESOLVE THAT FAILED. | 76 | <