The Adventures of General-Major Richard Hannay: 7 Espionage & Mystery Classics
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Buchan John. The Adventures of General-Major Richard Hannay: 7 Espionage & Mystery Classics
The Adventures of General-Major Richard Hannay: 7 Espionage & Mystery Classics
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NOVELS
THE THIRTY-NINE STEPS. Richard Hannay’s First Adventure
DEDICATION
CHAPTER 1. THE MAN WHO DIED
CHAPTER 2. THE MILKMAN SETS OUT ON HIS TRAVELS
CHAPTER 3. THE ADVENTURE OF THE LITERARY INNKEEPER
CHAPTER 4. THE ADVENTURE OF THE RADICAL CANDIDATE
CHAPTER 5. THE ADVENTURE OF THE SPECTACLED ROADMAN
CHAPTER 6. THE ADVENTURE OF THE BALD ARCHAEOLOGIST
CHAPTER 7. THE DRY-FLY FISHERMAN
CHAPTER 8. THE COMING OF THE BLACK STONE
CHAPTER 9. THE THIRTY-NINE STEPS
CHAPTER 10. VARIOUS PARTIES CONVERGING ON THE SEA
GREENMANTLE. Richard Hannay’s Second Adventure
PREFACE
CHAPTER 1. A MISSION IS PROPOSED
CHAPTER 2. THE GATHERING OF THE MISSIONARIES
CHAPTER 3. PETER PIENAAR
CHAPTER 4. ADVENTURES OF TWO DUTCHMEN ON THE LOOSE
CHAPTER 5. FURTHER ADVENTURES OF THE SAME
CHAPTER 6. THE INDISCRETIONS OF THE SAME
CHAPTER 7. CHRISTMASTIDE
CHAPTER 8. THE ESSEN BARGES
CHAPTER 9. THE RETURN OF THE STRAGGLER
CHAPTER 10. THE GARDEN-HOUSE OF SULIMAN THE RED
CHAPTER 11. THE COMPANIONS OF THE ROSY HOURS
CHAPTER 12. FOUR MISSIONARIES SEE LIGHT IN THEIR MISSION
CHAPTER 13. I MOVE IN GOOD SOCIETY
CHAPTER 14. THE LADY OF THE MANTILLA
CHAPTER 15. AN EMBARRASSED TOILET
CHAPTER 16. THE BATTERED CARAVANSERAI
CHAPTER 17. TROUBLE BY THE WATERS OF BABYLON
CHAPTER 18. SPARROWS ON THE HOUSETOPS
CHAPTER 19. GREENMANTLE
CHAPTER 20. PETER PIENAAR GOES TO THE WARS
CHAPTER 21. THE LITTLE HILL
CHAPTER 22. THE GUNS OF THE NORTH
MR STANDFAST. Richard Hannay’s Third Adventure
DEDICATION
PART 1. CHAPTER 1. THE WICKET-GATE
CHAPTER 2 ‘THE VILLAGE NAMED MORALITY’
CHAPTER 3. THE REFLECTIONS OF A CURED DYSPEPTIC
CHAPTER 4. ANDREW AMOS
CHAPTER 5. VARIOUS DOINGS IN THE WEST
CHAPTER 6. THE SKIRTS OF THE COOLIN
CHAPTER 7. I HEAR OF THE WILD BIRDS
CHAPTER 8. THE ADVENTURES OF A BAGMAN
CHAPTER 9. I TAKE THE WINGS OF A DOVE
CHAPTER 10. THE ADVANTAGES OF AN AIR-RAID
CHAPTER 11. THE VALLEY OF HUMILIATION
PART 2. CHAPTER 12. I BECOME A COMBATANT ONCE MORE
CHAPTER 13. THE ADVENTURE OF THE PICARDY CHATEAU
CHAPTER 14. MR BLENKIRON DISCOURSES ON LOVE AND WAR
CHAPTER 15. ST ANTON
CHAPTER 16. I LIE ON A HARD BED
CHAPTER 17. THE COL OF THE SWALLOWS
CHAPTER 18. THE UNDERGROUND RAILWAY
CHAPTER 19. THE CAGE OF THE WILD BIRDS
CHAPTER 20. THE STORM BREAKS IN THE WEST
CHAPTER 21. HOW AN EXILE RETURNED TO HIS OWN PEOPLE
CHAPTER 22. THE SUMMONS COMES FOR MR STANDFAST
THE THREE HOSTAGES. Richard Hannay’s Fourth Adventure
DEDICATION
I. DOCTOR GREENSLADE THEORISES
II. I HEAR OF THE THREE HOSTAGES
III. RESEARCHES IN THE SUBCONSCIOUS
IV. I MAKE THE ACQUAINTANCE OF A POPULAR MAN
V. THE THURSDAY CLUB
VI. THE HOUSE IN GOSPEL OAK
VII. SOME EXPERIENCES OF A DISCIPLE
VIII. THE BLIND SPINNER
IX. I AM INTRODUCED TO STRONG MAGIC
X. CONFIDENCES AT A WAYSIDE INN
XI. HOW A GERMAN ENGINEER FOUND STRANGE FISHING
XII. I RETURN TO SERVITUDE
XIII. I VISIT THE FIELDS OF EDEN
XIV. SIR ARCHIBALD ROYLANCE PUTS HIS FOOT IN IT
XV. HOW A FRENCH NOBLEMAN DISCOVERED FEAR
VI. OUR TIME IS NARROWED
XVII. THE DISTRICT-VISITOR IN PALMYRA SQUARE
XVIII. THE NIGHT OF THE FIRST OF JUNE
XIX. THE NIGHT OF THE FIRST OF JUNE—LATER
XX. MACHRAY
XXI. HOW I STALKED WILDER GAME THAN DEER
PART I—9 A.M. TO 2.15 P.M
PART II—2.15 P.M. TO ABOUT 5 P.M
PART III—5 P.M. TO ABOUT 7.30 P.M
PART IV—7.30 P.M. AND ONWARDS
THE ISLAND OF SHEEP; OR THE MAN FROM THE NORLANDS. Richard Hannay’s Fifth Adventure
PART ONE: FOSSE. CHAPTER 1. LOST GODS
CHAPTER 2. HANHAM FLATS
CHAPTER 3. THE TABLET OF JADE
CHAPTER 4. HARALDSEN
CHAPTER 5. HARALDSEN’S SON
CHAPTER 6. SUNDRY DOINGS AT FOSSE
CHAPTER 7. LORD CLANROYDEN INTERVENES
PART TWO: LAVERLAW. CHAPTER 8. SANCTUARY
CHAPTER 9. LOCHINVAR
CHAPTER 10. THE DOG SAMR
CHAPTER 11. WE SHIFT OUR BASE
PART 3: THE ISLAND OF SHEEP. CHAPTER 12. HULDA’S FOLK
CHAPTER 13. MARINE BIOLOGY
CHAPTER 14. THE WAYS OF THE PINK-FOOT
CHAPTER 15. TRANSFORMATION BY FIRE
CHAPTER 16. THE RIDDLE OF THE TABLET
THE COURTS OF THE MORNING
PROLOGUE. BY SIR RICHARD HANNAY. I
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BOOK I. THE GRAN SECO. I
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XI
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XIII
BOOK II. THE COURTS OF THE MORNING. I
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XIV
BOOK III. OLIFA. I
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EPILOGUE
THE GREEN WILDEBEEST: SIR RICHARD HANNAY'S STORY
AUTOBIOGRAPHY & BIOGRAPHY OF JOHN BUCHAN
MEMORY HOLD-THE-DOOR
PREFACE
CHAPTER I. WOOD, WATER AND HILL
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CHAPTER II. PORTA MUSARUM
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CHAPTER III. OXFORD
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CHAPTER IV. LONDON INTERLUDE
CHAPTER V. FURTH FORTUNE
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CHAPTER VI. THE MIDDLE YEARS
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CHAPTER VII. INTER ARMA
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CHAPTER VIII. AN IVORY TOWER AND ITS PROSPECT
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CHAPTER IX. PARLIAMENT
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CHAPTER X. FIRST AND LAST THINGS
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CHAPTER XI. MY AMERICA
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CHAPTER XII. THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HILL
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PILGRIM’S REST. VALLEYS OF SPRINGS OF RIVERS
CHAPTER I. THE SPRINGS
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CHAPTER II. THE MIDDLE COURSES. I
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UNFORGETTABLE, UNFORGOTTEN. by Anna Masterton Buchan
CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II
CHAPTER III
VIOLET
CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V
CHAPTER VI
CHAPTER VII
CHAPTER VIII
CHAPTER IX
CHAPTER X
CHAPTER XI
CHAPTER XII
CHAPTER XIII
CHAPTER XIV
CHAPTER XV
CHAPTER XVI
CHAPTER XVII
CHAPTER XVIII
CHAPTER XIX
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John Buchan
The Thirty-Nine Steps
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The first two days he stayed with me in that back room he was very peaceful. He read and smoked a bit, and made a heap of jottings in a note-book, and every night we had a game of chess, at which he beat me hollow. I think he was nursing his nerves back to health, for he had had a pretty trying time. But on the third day I could see he was beginning to get restless. He fixed up a list of the days till June 15th, and ticked each off with a red pencil, making remarks in shorthand against them. I would find him sunk in a brown study, with his sharp eyes abstracted, and after those spells of meditation he was apt to be very despondent.
Then I could see that he began to get edgy again. He listened for little noises, and was always asking me if Paddock could be trusted. Once or twice he got very peevish, and apologized for it. I didn’t blame him. I made every allowance, for he had taken on a fairly stiff job.
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