Benefit of Doubt
Benefit of Doubt
A Complete Novel
by Talbot Mundy
Author of “Khufu's Real Tomb,” “The Gray Mahatma,” etc.
Chapters (not listed in original)
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- I. “All right. I'll remember.” 3
- II. “Twenty-five years later.” 6
- III. “I'll prove to you there's not much wrong with Mahommed Babar.” 9
- IV. “Fear and the heart of a fool are one!” 12
- V. Loyalty to whom—to what? 17
- VI. “Engage the enemy more closely.” 21
- VII. “I am the high court judge.” 25
- VIII. “The benefit of the doubt?” 32
- IX. “I will lead!” 34
- X. “Hostages.” 40
- XI. “Yours truly, John Linkinyear.” 45
- XII. “Mahommed Babar wants a cavalry saber.” 50
- XIII. “Tonight I will write down how ye did.” 53
- XIV. “But they stole no Hindu Women!” 56
- XV. “That kind of talk is always true.” 60
- XVI. “Tomorrow a big victory.” 64
- XVII. “I am a rebel.” 66
“Benefit of Doubt,” copyright, 1922, by Talbot Mundy.
- Copyright, 1922, by The Ridgway Company in the United States and Great Britain. All rights reserved.
This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1929.
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