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H. Rider Haggard
Colonel Quaritch, V.C.: A Tale of Country Life
Published by Good Press, 2019
EAN 4057664602459
Table of Contents
MY FRIEND AND FELLOW-SPORTSMAN,
CHAPTER I. — HAROLD QUARITCH MEDITATES
CHAPTER II. — THE COLONEL MEETS THE SQUIRE
CHAPTER III. — THE TALE OF SIR JAMES DE LA MOLLE
CHAPTER IV. — THE END OF THE TALE
CHAPTER V. — THE SQUIRE EXPLAINS THE POSITION
CHAPTER VII. — EDWARD COSSEY, ESQUIRE
CHAPTER VIII. — MR. QUEST’S WIFE
CHAPTER IX. — THE SHADOW OF RUIN
CHAPTER XII. — GEORGE PROPHESIES
CHAPTER XIV. — THE TIGER SHOWS HER CLAWS
CHAPTER XVI. — THE HOUSE WITH THE RED PILLARS
CHAPTER XVII. — THE TIGRESS IN HER DEN
CHAPTER XVIII. — “WHAT SOME HAVE FOUND SO SWEET”
At last she spoke, apparently with a great effort.
CHAPTER XX. — “GOOD-BYE TO YOU, EDWARD”
CHAPTER XXI. — THE COLONEL GOES OUT SHOOTING
CHAPTER XXII. — THE END OF THE MATCH
CHAPTER XXIII. — THE BLOW FALLS
CHAPTER XXIV. — “GOOD-BYE, MY DEAR, GOOD-BYE!”
CHAPTER XXV. — THE SQUIRE GIVES HIS CONSENT
CHAPTER XXVI. — BELLE PAYS A VISIT
CHAPTER XXVII. — MR. QUEST HAS HIS INNINGS
CHAPTER XXVIII. — HOW GEORGE TREATED JOHNNIE
CHAPTER XXIX. — EDWARD COSSEY MEETS WITH AN ACCIDENT
CHAPTER XXX. — HAROLD TAKES THE NEWS
CHAPTER XXXII. — GEORGE PROPHESIES AGAIN
CHAPTER XXXIII. — THE SQUIRE SPEAKS HIS MIND
CHAPTER XXXIV. — GEORGE’S DIPLOMATIC ERRAND
CHAPTER XXXV. — THE SWORD OF DAMOCLES
CHAPTER XXXVI. — HOW THE GAME ENDED
CHAPTER XXXVII. — SISTER AGNES
CHAPTER XXXVIII. — COLONEL QUARITCH EXPRESSES HIS VIEWS