Index:A Gentleman's Gentleman.djvu

Title	A Gentleman's Gentleman
Author	Max Pemberton
Year	1896
Publisher	Harper & brothers
Location	New York
Source	djvu
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CONTENTS

1. I.

   THE FRIENDSHIP OF LILIAN MORE ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   1

2. II.

   A HOUSE OF GLOOM IN CHELSEA ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   12

3. III.

   THE MESSAGE ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   20

4. IV.

   OUT OF THE NIGHT ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   25

5. V.

   THE JUSTIFICATION OF RODERICK CONNOLEY ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   33

6. VI.

   WE MAKE READY THE WEDDING GARMENT ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   57

7. VII.

   OLD BARKER SHOWS HIS BOOKS ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   70

8. VIII.

   THE BEST MAN LOSES ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   76

9. IX.

   WE OPEN THE GOLDEN EGG ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   90

10. X.

    THE EGG IS BROKEN ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    100

11. XI.

    MICHEL GREY IS MISSING ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    118

12. XII.

    AT THE MAISON D'OR ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    133

13. XIII.

    THE GREAT WHITE DIAMOND ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    150

14. XIV.

    LOBMEYR APOLOGIZES ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    171

15. XV.

    QUEEN AND KNAVE ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    182

16. XVI.

    AT THE PAVILION IN THE WOOD ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    193

17. XVII.

    THE REHEARSAL ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    200

18. XVIII.

    I LEAVE MY MASTER ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    213

19. XIX.

    SIR NICOLAS PLAYS A PART ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    226

20. XX.

    THE HONOR OF COUNT FÉDOR ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    233

21. XXI.

    I GO TO AMERICA ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    244