The Coil of Carne

The Coil of Carne
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"The Coil of Carne" by John Oxenham. Published by Good Press. Good Press publishes a wide range of titles that encompasses every genre. From well-known classics & literary fiction and non-fiction to forgotten−or yet undiscovered gems−of world literature, we issue the books that need to be read. Each Good Press edition has been meticulously edited and formatted to boost readability for all e-readers and devices. Our goal is to produce eBooks that are user-friendly and accessible to everyone in a high-quality digital format.

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John Oxenham. The Coil of Carne

The Coil of Carne

Table of Contents

BOOK I

CHAPTER I. THE HOUSE OF CARNE

CHAPTER II. THE STAR IN THE DUST

CHAPTER III. THE FIRST OF THE COIL

CHAPTER IV. THE COIL COMPLETE

CHAPTER V. IN THE COIL

BOOK II

CHAPTER VI. FREEMEN OF THE FLATS

CHAPTER VII. EAGER HEART

CHAPTER VIII. SIR DENZIL'S VIEWS

CHAPTER IX. MORE OF SIR DENZIL'S VIEWS

CHAPTER X. GROWING FREEMEN

CHAPTER XI. THE LITTLE LADY

CHAPTER XII. MANY MEANS

CHAPTER XIII. MOUNTING

CHAPTER XIV. WIDENING WAYS

CHAPTER XV. DIVERGING LINES

CHAPTER XVI. A CUT AT THE COIL

CHAPTER XVII. ALMOST SOLVED

CHAPTER XVIII. ALMOST SOLVED AGAIN

CHAPTER XIX. WHERE'S JIM?

CHAPTER XX. A NARROW SQUEAK

CHAPTER XXI. A WARM WELCOME

CHAPTER XXII. WHERE'S JACK?

BOOK III

CHAPTER XXIII. BREAKING IN

CHAPTER XXIV. AN UNEXPECTED GUEST

CHAPTER XXV. REVELATION AND SPECULATION

CHAPTER XXVI. JIM'S TIGHT PLACE

CHAPTER XXVII. TWO TO ONE

CHAPTER XXVIII. THE LINE OF CLEAVAGE

CHAPTER XXIX. GRACIE'S DILEMMA

CHAPTER XXX. NEVER THE SAME AGAIN

CHAPTER XXXI. DESERET

CHAPTER XXXII. THE LADY WITH THE FAN

CHAPTER XXXIII. A STIRRING OF MUD

CHAPTER XXXIV. THE BOYS IN THE MUD

CHAPTER XXXV. EXPLANATIONS

CHAPTER XXXVI. JIM'S WAY

CHAPTER XXXVII. A HOPELESS QUEST

CHAPTER XXXVIII. LORD DESERET HELPS

CHAPTER XXXIX. OLD SETH GOES HOME

CHAPTER XL. OUT OF THE NIGHT

CHAPTER XLI. HORSE AND FOOT

CHAPTER XLII. DUE EAST

CHAPTER XLIII. JIM TO THE FORE

CHAPTER XLIV. JIM'S LUCK

CHAPTER XLV. MORE REVELATIONS

CHAPTER XLVI. THE BLACK LANDING

CHAPTER XLVII. ALMA

CHAPTER XLVIII. JIM'S RIDE

CHAPTER XLIX. AMONG THE BULL-PUPS

CHAPTER L. RED-TAPE

CHAPTER LI. THE VALLEY OF DEATH

CHAPTER LII. PATCHING UP

CHAPTER LIII. THE FIGHT IN THE FOG

CHAPTER LIV. AN ALLY OF PROVIDENCE

CHAPTER LV. RETRIBUTION

CHAPTER LVI. DULL DAYS

CHAPTER LVII. HOT OVENS

CHAPTER LVIII. CHILL NEWS

CHAPTER LIX. TOUCH AND GO FOR THE COIL

CHAPTER LX. INSIDE THE FIERY RING

CHAPTER LXI. WEARY WAITING

CHAPTER LXII. FROM ONE TO MANY

CHAPTER LXIII. EAGER ON THE SCENT

CHAPTER LXIV. THE LONG SLOW SIEGE

CHAPTER LXV. THE CUTTING OF THE COIL

CHAPTER LXVI. PURGATORY

CHAPTER LXVII. THE BEGINNING OF THE END

CHAPTER LXVIII. HOME AGAIN

CHAPTER LXIX "THE RIGHT ONE"

CHAPTER LXX. ALL'S WELL!

PRINTED BY. HAZELL, WATSON AND VINEY, LD., LONDON AND AYLESBURY

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John Oxenham

Published by Good Press, 2021

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But there was no rest for him that night. He had been on the go since daybreak, and was fairly fagged out. He greeted Nance's imperative knock with bad language. But when he heard her errand he swallowed his nightcap without a wink, though it nearly made his hair curl, ran round with her to the stable, harnessed his second cob to the little black gig with the yellow wheels, threw Nance into it, and in less than five minutes was wrestling with the north-easter once more, and spitting out the sand as he had been doing off and on all day long.

"There's one advantage in being an old bachelor, Miss Nancy," he had growled, as he flung the harness on the disgusted little mare; "your worries are your own. Take my advice and never you get married----" And then he felt like biting his tongue off when he remembered the rumours he had heard concerning the girl. She was too busy with her own long thoughts to be troubled by his words, however, and once they were on the road speech was impossible by reason of the gale.

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