Index:Vance--Terence O'Rourke.djvu

Title	Terence O'Rourke, Gentleman Adventurer
Author	Louis Joseph Vance
Year	1905
Publisher	Grosset & Dunlap
Location	New York
Source	djvu
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Contents

PART FIRST

The Empire of Illusion

1. chapter

   page

2. I

   He is Roweled of the Spur of Necessity

   1

3. II

   He is "Chez Paz"

   10

4. III

   He Decides that Beggars Should Ride

   18

5. IV

   He Does Ride; and with his Fate

   26

6. V

   He Engages both his Word and Sword

   33

7. VI

   He Draws one Card

   43

8. VII

   He Considers the Great Scheme

   53

9. VIII

   He Comes upon the Red-headed One

   65

10. IX

    He Demonstrates the Uses of Discipline

    69

11. X

    He Takes Command

    82

12. XI

    He Saves that which he Loves the Best

    94

13. XII

    He Respects a Flag of Truce

    105

14. XIII

    He Proves Himself Master of Men

    114

15. XIV

    He Acts by the Code

    127

16. XV

    He is Astonished

    137

17. XVI

    He Races with Death

    151

18. XVII

    He has Won the Race

    161

19. XVIII

    He Finds Himself in Deep Waters

    170

 

 

Contents

PART SECOND

The Long Trail

1. I

   The Café de la Paix

   187

2. II

   The Inn of the Winged God

   199

3. III

   The Night of Madness

   219

4. IV

   The Rat Trap

   228

5. V

   The Open Road

   242

6. VI

   The Goddess of Egyptian Night

   247

7. VII

   The Russ Incognito

   255

8. VIII

   The Words of Delilah

   262

9. IX

   The Palace of Dust

   269

10. X

    The Hand

    285

11. XI

    The Conspirators

    291

12. XII

    The Consul-General

    305

13. XIII

    The Voices of the Night

    316

14. XIV

    The Captain of Villainy

    329

15. XV

    The Homeward-bound

    342

16. XVI

    The Two Messages

    349

17. XVII

    The Road to Paradise

    355

18. XVIII

    The Devil in the Duke

    366

19. XIX

    The Door to Eternity

    375

20. XX

    The End of the Quest

    388