Thrice Wedded

Bitter hatred of Robert Ellerton, Sr. by the elder Ralph Moulton disrupts the lives of Robert “Robbie” Ellerton, Jr. and his darling, Dora Dupont.

Written by "Mrs. Georgie Sheldon" (Sarah Elizabeth Forbush Downs 1843–1926), and copyright 1892, 1883, 1898 by Street and Smith.

Transcribed and edited by Jeffrey Merrow. 320 pages; 39 chapters; 78,000 words.

• Chapter I. “My Curses Go With You!”
• Chapter II. “What Have You Done?”
• Chapter III. “The Future Will Show.”
• Chapter IV. “I Will Not!”
• Chapter V. The Parting.
• Chapter VI. “I Am No Beggar.”
• Chapter VII. Foiled.
• Chapter VIII. “Look To It.”
• Chapter IX. Confidence.
• Chapter X. “Go!” She Commanded.
• Chapter XI. The Midnight Visit.
• Chapter XII. Trapped.
• Chapter XIII. Conspiracy.
• Chapter XIV. Dora’s Grief.
• Chapter XV. The Forged Letter.
• Chapter XVI. Signing an Agreement.
• Chapter XVII. “We Shall See!”
• Chapter XVIII. The Unheeded Warning.
• Chapter XIX. “I Shall Go Mad.”
• Chapter XX. A Strange Story.
• Chapter XXI. An Enemy’s Triumph.
• Chapter XXII. A Father’s Anxiety.
• Chapter XXIII. Unsuspicious Travelers.
• Chapter XXIV. Dora’s Surprise.
• Chapter XXV. Defiance.
• Chapter XXVI. Enid Chichester.
• Chapter XXVII. “I Am One of Them.”
• Chapter XXVIII. “Too Late.”
• Chapter XXIX. In the Smugglers’ Cave.
• Chapter XXX. Free to Choose.
• Chapter XXXI. Baffled.
• Chapter XXXII. Defeated.
• Chapter XXXIII. Alfred Ellerton’s Story.
• Chapter XXXIV. Forgiveness.
• Chapter XXXV. Further Disclosures.
• Chapter XXXVI. Unbroken Faith.
• Chapter XXXVII. Gone to His Doom.
• Chapter XXXVIII. Free At Last.
• Chapter XXXIX. A Good Omen.