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| CHAPTER I | PARIS: SEPTEMBER, 1792 |
| CHAPTER II | DOVER: “THE FISHERMAN'S REST” |
| CHAPTER III | THE REFUGEES |
| CHAPTER IV | THE LEAGUE OF THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL |
| CHAPTER V | MARGUERITE |
| CHAPTER VI | AN EXQUISITE OF '92 |
| CHAPTER VII | THE SECRET ORCHARD |
| CHAPTER VIII | THE ACCREDITED AGENT |
| CHAPTER IX | THE OUTRAGE |
| CHAPTER X | IN THE OPERA BOX |
| CHAPTER XI | LORD GRENVILLE'S BALL |
| CHAPTER XII | THE SCRAP OF PAPER |
| CHAPTER XIII | EITHER—OR? |
| CHAPTER XIV | ONE O'CLOCK PRECISELY! |
| CHAPTER XV | DOUBT |
| CHAPTER XVI | RICHMOND |
| CHAPTER XVII | FAREWELL |
| CHAPTER XVIII | THE MYSTERIOUS DEVICE |
| CHAPTER XIX | THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL |
| CHAPTER XX | THE FRIEND |
| CHAPTER XXI | SUSPENSE |
| CHAPTER XXII | CALAIS |
| CHAPTER XXIII | HOPE |
| CHAPTER XXIV | THE DEATH-TRAP |
| CHAPTER XXV | THE EAGLE AND THE FOX |
| CHAPTER XXVI | THE JEW |
| CHAPTER XXVII | ON THE TRACK |
| CHAPTER XXVIII | THE PERE BLANCHARD'S HUT |
| CHAPTER XXIX | TRAPPED |
| CHAPTER XXX | THE SCHOONER |
| CHAPTER XXXI | THE ESCAPE |
| Chapter I: | Paris: 1793 |
| Chapter II: | A Retrospect |
| Chapter III: | Ex-Ambassador Chauvelin |
| Chapter IV: | The Richmond Gala |
| Chapter V: | Sir Percy and His Lady |
| Chapter VI: | For the Poor of Paris |
| Chapter VII: | Premonition |
| Chapter VIII: | The Invitation |
| Chapter IX: | Demoiselle Candeille |
| Chapter X: | Lady Blakeney's Rout |
| Chapter XI: | The Challenge |
| Chapter XII: | Time—Place—Conditions |
| Chapter XIII: | Reflections |
| Chapter XIV: | The Ruling Passion |
| Chapter XV: | Farewell |
| Chapter XVI: | The Passport |
| Chapter XVII: | Boulogne |
| Chapter XVIII: | No. 6 |
| Chapter XIX: | The Strength of the Weak |
| Chapter XX: | Triumph |
| Chapter XXI: | Suspense |
| Chapter XXII: | Not Death |
| Chapter XXIII: | The Hostage |
| Chapter XXIV: | Colleagues |
| Chapter XXV: | The Unexpected |
| Chapter XXVI: | The Terms of the Bargain |
| Chapter XXVII: | The Decision |
| Chapter XXVIII: | The Midnight Watch |
| Chapter XXIX: | The National Fete |
| Chapter XXX: | The Procession |
| Chapter XXXI: | Final Dispositions |
| Chapter XXXII: | The Letter |
| Chapter XXXIII: | The English Spy |
| Chapter XXXIV: | The Angelus |
| Chapter XXXV: | Marguerite |
| I. | THE FENCHURCH STREET MYSTERY |
| II. | A MILLIONAIRE IN THE DOCK |
| III. | HIS DEDUCTION |
| IV. | THE ROBBERY IN PHILLIMORE TERRACE |
| V. | A NIGHT'S ADVENTURE |
| VI. | ALL HE KNEW |
| VII. | THE YORK MYSTERY |
| VIII. | THE CAPITAL CHARGE |
| IX. | A BROKEN-HEARTED WOMAN |
| X. | THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH ON THE UNDERGROUND RAILWAY |
| XI. | MR. ERRINGTON |
| XII. | THE LIVERPOOL MYSTERY |
| XIII. | A CUNNING RASCAL |
| XIV. | THE EDINBURGH MYSTERY |
| XV. | A TERRIBLE PLIGHT |
| XVI. | NON PROVEN |
| XVII. | UNDENIABLE FACTS |
| XVIII. | THE THEFT AT THE ENGLISH PROVIDENT BANK |
| XIX. | CONFLICTING EVIDENCE |
| XX. | AN ALIBI |
| XXI. | THE DUBLIN MYSTERY |
| XXII. | FORGERY |
| XXIII. | A MEMORABLE DAY |
| XXIV. | AN UNPARALLELED OUTRAGE |
| XXV. | THE PRISONER |
| XXVI. | A SENSATION |
| XXVII. | TWO BLACKGUARDS |
| XXVIII. | THE REGENT'S PARK MURDER |
| XXIX. | THE MOTIVE |
| XXX. | FRIENDS |
| XXXI. | THE DE GENNEVILLE PEERAGE |
| XXXII. | A HIGH-BRED GENTLEMAN |
| XXXIII. | THE LIVING AND THE DEAD |
| XXXIV. | THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN PERCY STREET |
| XXXV. | SUICIDE OR MURDER? |
| XXXVI. | THE END |
| CHAPTER I. | THE HOUSE OF A KENTISH SQUIRE |
| CHAPTER II. | ON A JULY AFTERNOON |
| CHAPTER III. | THE EXILE |
| CHAPTER IV. | GRINDING POVERTY |
| CHAPTER V. | THE LEGAL ASPECT |
| CHAPTER VI. | UNDER THE SHADOW OF THE ELMS |
| CHAPTER VII. | THE STRANGER WITHIN THE GATES |
| CHAPTER VIII. | PRINCE AMÉDÉ D'ORLÉANS |
| CHAPTER IX. | SECRET SERVICE |
| CHAPTER X. | AVOWED ENMITY |
| CHAPTER XI. | SURRENDER |
| CHAPTER XII. | A WOMAN'S HEART |
| CHAPTER XIII. | AN IDEA |
| CHAPTER XIV. | THE HOUSE IN LONDON |
| CHAPTER XV. | A GAME OF PRIMERO |
| CHAPTER XVI. | A CONFLICT |
| CHAPTER XVII. | RUS IN URBE |
| CHAPTER XVIII. | THE TRAP |
| CHAPTER XIX. | DISGRACE |
| CHAPTER XX. | MY LORD PROTECTOR'S PATROL |
| CHAPTER XXI. | IN THE MEANWHILE |
| CHAPTER XXII. | BREAKING THE NEWS |
| CHAPTER XXIII. | THE ABSENT FRIEND |
| CHAPTER XXIV. | NOVEMBER THE 2D |
| CHAPTER XXV. | AN INTERLUDE |
| CHAPTER XXVI. | THE OUTCAST |
| CHAPTER XXVII. | LADY SUE'S FORTUNE |
| CHAPTER XXVIII. | HUSBAND AND WIFE |
| CHAPTER XXIX. | GOOD-BYE |
| CHAPTER XXX. | ALL BECAUSE OF THE TINDER-BOX |
| CHAPTER XXXI. | THE ASSIGNATION |
| CHAPTER XXXII. | THE PATH NEAR THE CLIFFS |
| CHAPTER XXXIII. | THE DAY AFTER |
| CHAPTER XXXIV. | AFTERWARDS |
| CHAPTER XXXV. | THE SMITH'S FORGE |
| CHAPTER XXXVI. | THE GIRL-WIFE |
| CHAPTER XXXVII. | THE OLD WOMAN |
| CHAPTER XXXVIII. | THE VOICE OF THE DEAD |
| CHAPTER XXXIX. | THE HOME-COMING OF ADAM LAMBERT |
| CHAPTER XL. | EDITHA'S RETURN |
| CHAPTER XLI. | THEIR NAME |
| CHAPTER XLII. | THE RETURN |
| CHAPTER XLIII. | THE SANDS OF EPPLE |
| CHAPTER XLIV. | THE EPILOGUE |
| CHAPTER I. | A ROLAND FOR HIS OLIVER |
| CHAPTER II. | A FOOL’S PARADISE |
| CHAPTER III. | ON THE BRINK |
| CHAPTER IV. | CARISSIMO |
| CHAPTER V. | THE TOYS |
| CHAPTER VI. | HONOUR AMONG |
| CHAPTER VII. | AN OVER-SENSITIVE HEART |
| CHAPTER I. | 1 |
| CHAPTER II. | 9 |
| CHAPTER III. | 19 |
| CHAPTER IV. | 30 |
| CHAPTER V. | 39 |
| CHAPTER VI. | 54 |
| CHAPTER VII. | 72 |
| CHAPTER VIII. | 83 |
| CHAPTER IX. | 107 |
| CHAPTER X. | 119 |
| CHAPTER XI. | 128 |
| CHAPTER XII. | 146 |
| CHAPTER XIII. | 155 |
| CHAPTER XIV. | 161 |
| CHAPTER XV. | 183 |
| CHAPTER XVI. | 193 |
| CHAPTER XVII. | 199 |
| CHAPTER XVIII. | 204 |
| CHAPTER XIX. | 209 |
| CHAPTER XX. | 212 |
| CHAPTER XXI. | 220 |
| CHAPTER XXII. | 226 |
| CHAPTER XXIII. | 233 |
| CHAPTER XXIV. | 239 |
| CHAPTER XXV. | 247 |
| CHAPTER XXVI. | 257 |
| CHAPTER XXVII. | 267 |
| CHAPTER XXVIII. | 277 |
| CHAPTER XXIX. | 286 |
| CHAPTER XXX. | 296 |
| CHAPTER XXXI. | 321 |
| CHAPTER XXXII. | 329 |
| CHAPTER XXXIII. | 343 |
| CHAPTER XXXIV. | 355 |
| CHAPTER XXXV. | 370 |
| CHAPTER XXXVI. | 376 |
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| The Landing at Jouan | 9 | |
| I. | The Glorious News | 14 |
| II. | The Old Régime | 49 |
| III. | The Return of the Emperor | 85 |
| IV. | The Empress' Millions | 138 |
| V. | The Rivals | 196 |
| VI. | The Crime | 221 |
| VII. | The Ascent of the Capitol | 236 |
| VIII. | The Sound of Revelry by Night | 261 |
| IX. | The Tarpeian Rock | 285 |
| X. | The Last Throw | 305 |
| XI. | The Losing Hands | 338 |
| XII. | The Winning Hand | 370 |
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I. | "God Bless Them All! They Are Good Lads." | 9 |
| II. | "Money Won't Buy Everything." | 16 |
| III. | "You Will Wait for Me." | 32 |
| IV. | "Now That He Is Dead." | 43 |
| V. | "Love Will Follow." | 56 |
| VI. | "I Don't Wish to Marry; Not Yet." | 64 |
| VII. | "They Are Jews and We Are Hungarians." | 73 |
| VIII. | "I Put the Bunda Away Somewhere." | 84 |
| IX. | "Then, as Now, May God Protect You." | 93 |
| X. | "The Best Way of All." | 101 |
| XI. | "After That, Happiness Will Begin." | 106 |
| XII. | "It Is Too Late." | 115 |
| XIII. | "He Must Make You Happy." | 125 |
| XIV. | "It Is True." | 133 |
| XV. | "That Is Fair, I Think." | 137 |
| XVI. | "The Waters of the Maros Flow Sluggishly." | 143 |
| XVII. | "I Am Here to See That You Be Kind to Her." | 149 |
| XVIII. | "I Must Punish Her." | 162 |
| XIX. | "Now Go and Fetch the Key." | 174 |
| XX. | "You Happen to Be of My Race and of My Blood." | 186 |
| XXI. | "Jealous, Like a Madman." | 199 |
| XXII. | "I Go Where I Shall Be More Welcome." | 211 |
| XXIII. | "On the Eve of One's Wedding Day Too." | 226 |
| XXIV. | "If You Loved Me." | 232 |
| XXV. | "In Any Case Elsa Is Not for You." | 237 |
| XXVI. | "What Had Andor Done?" | 251 |
| XXVII. | "The Shadow That Fell from the Tall Sunflowers." | 257 |
| XXVIII. | "We Shall Hear of Another Tragedy By and By." | 265 |
| XXIX. | "Some Day." | 272 |
| XXX. | "Kyrie Eleison." | 282 |
| XXXI. | "What About Me?" | 291 |
| XXXII. | "The Land Beyond the Sunset." | 304 |
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I. | —Which Tells of a Very Commonplace Incident | 3 |
| II. | —Once More the Obvious | 14 |
| III. | —And Now Almost Like a Dream | 17 |
| IV. | —Nothing Really Tangible | 32 |
| V. | —Just an Obvious Duty | 39 |
| VI. | —Just a Disagreeable Old Man | 46 |
| VII. | —The Part Played by a Five-Pound Note | 50 |
| VIII. | —And Thus the Shadow Descended | 59 |
| IX. | —Which Tells of the Inevitable Result | 65 |
| X. | —Life Must Go on Just the Same | 72 |
| XI. | —And There Are Social Duties to Perform | 84 |
| XII. | —Shall a Man Escape His Fate? | 92 |
| XIII. | —They Have No Heart | 95 |
| XIV. | —The Tale Had to Be Told | 105 |
| XV. | —And Many Must Be Questioned | 112 |
| XVI. | —And the Puppets Danced | 120 |
| XVII. | —And What of the Secret? | 125 |
| XVIII. | —It Would Not Do, You Know | 132 |
| XIX. | —Not All About It | 138 |
| XX. | —And That's the Truth | 149 |
| XXI. | —Have Another Cigar | 156 |
| XXII. | —Then the Miracle Was Wrought | 167 |
| XXIII. | —Why All This Mystery? | 179 |
| XXIV. | —A Herd of Cackling Geese | 183 |
| XXV. | —The Fog Was Dense, I Couldn't Rightly See | 191 |
| XXVI. | —The Next Witness, Please | 199 |
| XXVII. | —And People Went Out to Luncheon | 205 |
| XXVIII. | —Which Tells of an Unexpected Turn of Events | 216 |
| XXIX. | —The World Is So Large | 223 |
| XXX. | —And Then Every One Went Home | 233 |
| XXXI. | —And There Are People Who Do Not Care | 237 |
| XXXII. | —A Man Must Act As He Thinks Best | 244 |
| XXXIII. | —If You Would Only Let Yourself Go | 249 |
| XXXIV. | —Which Speaks Only of Farewells | 261 |
| XXXV. | —Which Tells of Pictures in the Fire | 268 |
| XXXVI. | —People Don't Do That Sort of Thing | 274 |
| XXXVII. | —It Is One Human Life Against the Other | 287 |
| XXXVIII. | —The Hand of Death Was on Him Too | 292 |
| XXXIX. | —A Mere Woman Fighting for the Thing She Loved | 300 |
| XL. | —And Thus Her Hour Had Come | 310 |
| XLI. | —Which Tells of the Contents of the Note Book | 313 |
| XLII. | —Which Tells Once More of Commonplace Incidents | 319 |
| PART I | ||
| THE GIRL | ||
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I. | —A Farewell Banquet | 3 |
| II. | —The Rulers of France | 10 |
| III. | —Pompadour's Choice | 23 |
| IV. | —A Woman's Surrender | 32 |
| V. | —The First Trick | 45 |
| VI. | —A False Position | 51 |
| VII. | —The Young Pretender | 58 |
| VIII. | —The Last Trick | 72 |
| IX. | —The Winning Hand | 82 |
| PART II | ||
| THE STATESMAN | ||
| X. | —The Beggar on Horseback | 95 |
| XI. | —La Belle Irène | 103 |
| XII. | —The Promises of France | 112 |
| XIII. | —The Weight of Etiquette | 127 |
| XIV. | —Royal Favours | 136 |
| XV. | —Diplomacy | 148 |
| XVI. | —Strangers | 160 |
| PART III | ||
| THE WOMAN | ||
| XVII. | —Splendid Isolation | 179 |
| XVIII. | —Clever Tactics | 185 |
| XIX. | —A Crisis | 201 |
| XX. | —A Farewell | 212 |
| XXI. | —Royal Thanks | 215 |
| XXII. | —Paternal Anxiety | 221 |
| XXIII. | —The Queen's Soirée | 228 |
| XXIV. | —Gossip | 233 |
| XXV. | —The First Doubt | 238 |
| XXVI. | —The Awful Certitude | 245 |
| XXVII. | —A Fall | 267 |
| XXVIII. | —Husband and Wife | 276 |
| XXIX. | —The Fate of the Stuart Prince | 294 |
| XXX. | —M. de Stainville's Seconds | 308 |
| XXXI. | —The Final Disappointment | 321 |
| XXXII. | —The Dawn | 328 |
| XXXIII. | —The Ride | 333 |
| XXXIV. | —"Le Monarque" | 338 |
| XXXV. | —The Stranger | 349 |
| XXXVI. | —Revenge | 359 |
| XXXVII. | —The Letter | 370 |
| XXXVIII. | —The Home in England | 375 |
| PAGE | ||
| Prologue: Nantes, 1789 | 11 |
| BOOK ONE: BATH, 1793 | ||
| CHAPTER | ||
| I. | The Moor | 43 |
| II. | The Bottom Inn | 50 |
| III. | The Assembly Rooms | 78 |
| IV. | The Father | 100 |
| V. | The Nest | 109 |
| VI. | The Scarlet Pimpernel | 123 |
| VII. | Marguerite | 130 |
| VIII. | The Road to Portishead | 134 |
| IX. | The Coast of France | 147 |
| BOOK TWO: NANTES, DECEMBER, 1793 | ||
| I. | The Tiger's Lair | 163 |
| II. | Le Bouffay | 195 |
| III. | The Fowlers | 212 |
| IV. | The Net | 234 |
| V. | The Message of Hope | 256 |
| VI. | The Rat Mort | 267 |
| VII. | The Fracas in the Tavern | 279 |
| VIII. | The English Adventurers | 299 |
| IX. | The Proconsul | 313 |
| X. | Lord Tony | 327 |
|
PART I MIRRAB—THE WITCH |
||
| CHAP. | PAGE | |
| I. | East Molesey Fair | 11 |
| II. | The Witch's Tent | 17 |
| III. | Mischief Brewing | 23 |
| IV. | Friends and Enemies | 28 |
| V. | Ladies and Gallants | 33 |
| VI. | The Lady Ursula | 41 |
| VII. | His Grace of Wessex | 46 |
| VIII. | Silken Bonds | 52 |
| IX. | The Veiled Witch | 59 |
|
PART II THE LADY URSULA |
||
| X. | A Bevy of Fair Maidens | 73 |
| XI. | The Fairest of Them All | 80 |
| XII. | Intrigues | 88 |
| XIII. | His Eminence | 93 |
| XIV. | The Destinies of Europe | 99 |
| XV. | The Hand of Fate | 103 |
| XVI. | The Ultimatum | 114 |
| XVII. | An Armed Truce | 120 |
| XVIII. | The Veiled Witch | 127 |
|
PART III A GAME OF CHESS |
||
| XIX. | The Pawns | 139 |
| XX. | Departure | 153 |
| XXI. | The Black Knight | 159 |
| XXII. | The White Queen | 168 |
| XXIII. | Check to the Queen | 177 |
| XXIV. | Check to the King | 187 |
| XXV. | The Cardinal's Move | 192 |
| XXVI. | The Provocation | 198 |
| XXVII. | The Fight | 204 |
| XXVIII. | The Sequel of the Comedy | 210 |
| XXIX. | Check-Mate | 217 |
|
PART IV HIS GRACE OF WESSEX |
||
| XXX. | Thoughts | 225 |
| XXXI. | Marye, the Queene | 229 |
| XXXII. | A Bargain | 243 |
| XXXIII. | In the Lord Chancellor's Court | 252 |
| XXXIV. | Westminster Hall | 269 |
| XXXV. | The Trial | 279 |
| XXXVI. | Afterwards | 294 |
| XXXVII. | The Cardinal's Puppets | 300 |
| XXXVIII. | The Last Farewell | 306 |
| XXXIX. | A Forlorn Hope | 314 |
| XL. | Poor Mirrab | 318 |
| XLI. | The End | 331 |
|
PART I.-THE FORGE. CHAP. |
|
PART II.-THE HEATH. |
|
PART III.-BRASSINGTON. |
|
PART IV.-H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND. |
|
CHAPTER |
|
BOOK ONE; BRUSSELS CHAPTER |
|
BOOK TWO: DENDERMONDE |
|
BOOK THREE: GHENT |
| CHAP. | PAGE. | |
| I. | —The Masters of France | 1 |
| II. | —The Return of the Natives | 11 |
| III. | —The Hermits of La Vieuville | 27 |
| IV. | —Kindred | 42 |
| V. | —The Springtime of the Year | 59 |
| VI. | —The Legend of St. Front | 73 |
| VII. | —The Silent Pool | 78 |
| VIII. | —The General | 101 |
| IX. | —The Cooing of the Pigeons | 117 |
| X. | —The Foundries of La Frontenay | 126 |
| XI. | —The First Trick | 143 |
| XII. | —A Fool and his Folly | 157 |
| XIII. | —After a Year | 174 |
| XIV. | —The Tool | 188 |
| XV. | —A Note of Warning | 196 |
| XVI. | —The Irreparable | 212 |
| XVII. | —A Last Appeal | 227 |
| XVIII. | —The Word of the Master | 239 |
| XIX. | —The Parting of the Ways | 254 |
| XX. | —The Straw | 265 |
| XXI. | —The Crash of the Storm | 279 |
| XXII. | —Heaven and Earth | 296 |
| XXIII. | —An Hour's Folly | 311 |
| XXIV. | —After the Storm | 324 |
| XXV. | —The White Pigeon | 344 |
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