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S. R. Crockett. The White Plumes of Navarre
The White Plumes of Navarre
Table of Contents
BEFORE THE CURTAIN RISES
CHAPTER I
THE DAY OF BARRICADES
CHAPTER II
CLAIRE AGNEW
CHAPTER III
THE PROFESSOR OF ELOQUENCE
CHAPTER IV
LITTLE COLETTE OF COLLIOURE
CHAPTER V
THE SPROUTING OF CABBAGE JOCK
CHAPTER VI
THE ARCHER'S CLOAK
CHAPTER VII
THE GREAT NAME OF GUISE
CHAPTER VIII
THE GOLDEN LARK IN ORLEANS TOWN
CHAPTER IX
THE REBELLION OF HERODIAS' DAUGHTER
CHAPTER X
THE GOLDEN DUKE
CHAPTER XI
THE BEST-KNOWN FACE IN THE WORLD
CHAPTER XII
THE WAKING OF THE BEARNAIS
CHAPTER XIII
A MIDNIGHT COUNCIL
CHAPTER XIV
EYES OF JADE
CHAPTER XV
MISTRESS CATHERINE
CHAPTER XVI
LA REINE MARGOT
CHAPTER XVII
MATE AND CHECKMATE
CHAPTER XVIII
THE APOSTLE OF PEACE
CHAPTER XIX
DEATH WARNINGS
CHAPTER XX
THE BLOOD ON THE KERCHIEF
CHAPTER XXI
THE TIGER IN THE FOX'S TRAP
CHAPTER XXII
BERÁK THE LIGHTNING AND TOÀH HIS DOG
CHAPTER XXIII
THE THREE SONS OF MADAME AMÉLIE
CHAPTER XXIV
COUSIN RAPHAEL, LORD OF COLLIOURE
CHAPTER XXV
CLAIRE'S EMBARRASSMENT OF CHOICE
CHAPTER XXVI
FIRST COUNCIL OF WAR
CHAPTER XXVII
SECOND COUNCIL OF WAR
CHAPTER XXVIII
THIRD COUNCIL OF WAR
CHAPTER XXIX
THE SHUT HOUSE IN MONEY STREET
CHAPTER XXX
JEAN-AUX-CHOUX TAKES HIS WAGES
CHAPTER XXXI
THE WAY OF THE SALT MARSHES
CHAPTER XXXII
IN THEIR CLUTCHES
CHAPTER XXXIII
AND ONE WAS NOT!
CHAPTER XXXIV
BISHOP, ARCHBISHOP, AND ANGELICAL DOCTOR
CHAPTER XXXV
THE PLACE OF EYES
CHAPTER XXXVI
VALENTINE LA NIÑA
CHAPTER XXXVII
THE WILD ANIMAL—WOMAN
CHAPTER XXXVIII
THE VENGEANCE OF VALENTINE LA NIÑA
CHAPTER XXXIX
SAVED BY SULKS
CHAPTER XL
THE MAS OF THE MOUNTAIN
CHAPTER XLI
"AND LAZARUS CAME FORTH!"
CHAPTER XLII
SECRETS OF THE PRISON HOUSE
CHAPTER XLIII
IN TARRAGONA BAY
CHAPTER XLIV
VALENTINE AND HER VENGEANCE
CHAPTER XLV
VALENTINE FINDS CLAIRE WORTHY
CHAPTER XLVI
KING AND KING'S DAUGHTER
CHAPTER XLVII
GREAT LOVE—AND GREATER
AFTER THE CURTAIN
THE END
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S. R. Crockett
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"Stop and take notes on the comforts of philosophy by yourself," he said; "I am off to do my duty like a man. You have turned soft at the moment of action, like all Spaniards—all the breed are alike, you and your master, the Demon of the South!"
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