Stanley John Weyman

Name: Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Stanley J. Weyman
Author: Stanley John Weyman

Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Stanley J. Weyman

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“Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Stanley J. Weyman”, is a work by Stanley John Weyman. It explores elements such as impatience, horoscope and Snowball.

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Stanley John Weyman, Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Stanley J. Weyman

“ She was already in the water and wading across.
'Why, Betty,' Sophia cried in astonishment, 'What is it?'
'Do you sit, and I'll make you a posy.'
Her hair ... hung undressed on her neck. He touched it gently. It was the first caress he had ever given her.
WHEN LOVE CALLS By Stanley J. Weyman CONTENTS When Love Calls
I. Her Story
II. His Story
A Strange Invitation
The Invisible Portraits
Along the Garonne
THE NEW RECTOR By Stanley J. Weyman CONTENTS I. "LE ROI EST MORT!" II. "VIVE LE ROI!" III. AN AWKWARD MEETING. IV. BIRDS IN THE WILDERNESS. V. "REGINALD LINDO, 1850." ”

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Stanley John Weyman, Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Stanley J. Weyman

“ With a gesture between contempt and impatience the duke removed his hat.
I flung my arms round him from behind, and with my right hand jerked up the pistol.
A slight gentleman ambled and paced in front of a child. ”

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Stanley John Weyman, Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Stanley J. Weyman

“ SOPHIA By Stanley J. Weyman ILLUSTRATED CONTENTS I. A Little Toad. II. At Vauxhall. III. The Clock-maker. IV. A Discovery. V. The World Well Lost. VI. A Chair and a Coach. VII. In Davies Street. VIII. Unmasked. IX. In Clarges Row. X. Sir Hervey Takes the Field. XI. The Tug of War. XII. Don Quixote. XIII. The Welcome Home. XIV. The First Stage. XV. A Squire of Dames. XVI. The Paved Ford. XVII. In the Valley. XVIII. King Smallpox. XIX. Lady Betty's Fate. XX. A Friend In Need. XXI. The Strolling Players. XXII. 'Tis Go or Swim. XXIII. Two Portraits. XXIV. Who Plays, Pays. ”

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Stanley John Weyman, Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Stanley J. Weyman

“ XL. "Let Us Make Others Thankful."
THE MAN IN BLACK By Stanley J. Weyman CONTENTS CHAPTER I. The Fair at Fécamp. II. Solomon Nôtredame. III. Man and Wife. IV. The House with Two Doors. V. The Upper Portal. VI. The Powder of Attraction. VII. Clytæmnestra. VIII. The Mark of Cain. IX. Before the Court. X. Two Witnesses. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. "'If you want me to draw her horoscope,' the astrologer replied." ”

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Stanley John Weyman, Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Stanley J. Weyman

“ XXV. Repentance at Leisure. XXVI. A Dragon Disarmed. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 'One Minute!' she cried.
'Sir!' Sophia cried, her cheeks burning.
Grocott ... stole forward, and ... leant over the flushed features of the unconscious lad. ”

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Stanley John Weyman, Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Stanley J. Weyman

“ CONTENTS PART I PAGE Flore, 1 Crillon's Stake, 50 For the Cause, 86 The King's Stratagem, 131 The House on the Wall, 152 Hunt the Owler, 177 The Two Pages, 194 PART II The Diary of a Statesman Episode of the Fowl in the Pot, 213 Episode of the Boxwood Fire, 238 Episode of the Snowball, 266 PART III King Terror A Daughter of the Gironde, 295 In the Name of the Law, 329
THE WILD GEESE Stanley J. Weyman
CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE I. On Board the "Cormorant" Sloop 1 II. Morristown 15 III. A Scion of Kings 27 IV. "Stop Thief!" ”

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Stanley John Weyman, Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Stanley J. Weyman

“ XXVI. The Face at the Window. XXVII. The House in the Churchyard. XXVIII. Under the Tiles. XXIX. In the House by St. Austin's. XXX. The End of the Day. XXXI. The Trial. XXXII. A Poor Guerdon. XXXIII. Two Men. XXXIV. Suspense. XXXV. St. Bartholomew's Day. XXXVI. A Wingless Cupid. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Death Of Tzerclas. Frontispiece
. . . she came presently to me with a bowl of broth in her hands and a timid smile on her lips.
. . . with her own hands she drove the nail.... Then she turned.
. . . Ludwig, all his indifference cast to the winds, continued to stamp and scream. ”

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