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After the Storm
(1869)
This is the story of a young married couple who love each other very much, but unfortunately carried away by their self will and possession, they bury their true love. Lost in their minds and separated; trying to find answers to their lives, they finally realize each other's love after the long journey of life.--Submitted by Raja Sharma
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- Chapter I. The War of the Elements.
- Chapter II. The Lovers.
- Chapter III. The Cloud and the Sign.
- Chapter IV. Under the Cloud.
- Chapter V. The Bursting of the Storm.
- Chapter VI. After the Storm.
- Chapter VII. The Letter.
- Chapter VIII. The Flight and the Return.
- Chapter IX. The Reconciliation.
- Chapter X. After the Storm.
- Chapter XI. A New Acquaintance.
- Chapter XII. In Bonds.
- Chapter XIII. The Reformers.
- Chapter XIV. A Startling Experience.
- Chapter XV. Captivated Again.
- Chapter XVI. Weary of Constraint.
- Chapter XVII. Gone For Ever!
- Chapter XVIII. Young, But Wise.
- Chapter XIX. The Shipwrecked Life.
- Chapter XX. The Palsied Heart.
- Chapter XXI. The Irrevocable Decree.
- Chapter XXII. Struck Down.
- Chapter XXIII. The Haunted Vision.
- Chapter XXIV. The Ministering Angel.
- Chapter XXV. Born for Each Other.
- Chapter XXVI. Love Never Dies.
- Chapter XXVII. Effects of the Storm.
- Chapter XXVIII. After the Storm.
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