When It Was Dark
When It Was Dark
The Story of a Great Conspiracy
by
Guy Thorne
G. P. Putnam's Sons
New York and London
The Knickerbocker Press
1904
Copyright, 1904
by
G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS
Published. January, 1904; Reprinted, May, 1904;
September, 1904; Decembert 1904; Septem-
ber, 1905; October, 1905; November, 1905;
January, 1906; August, 1906; November,
The Knickerbocker Press, New York
BOOK I. | ||
Chapter. | Page | |
I. | An Incident by Way of Prologue | 1 |
II. | In the Vicar's Study | 6 |
III. | "I Think he Is a Good Man" | 23 |
IV. | The Smoke Cloud at Dawn | 33 |
V. | A Lost Soul | 45 |
VI. | The Whisper | 56 |
VII. | Last Words at Walktown | 69 |
VIII. | A Dinner at the Pannier d'Or | 77 |
IX. | Inauguration | 95 |
X. | The Resurrection Sermon | 107 |
XI. | "Neither do I Condemn thee" | 116 |
XII. | Powers of Good and Evil | 126 |
BOOK II. | ||
I. | While London was Sleeping | 141 |
II. | Avoiding the Flower Pattern on the Carpet | 165 |
III. | "I, Joseph" | 178 |
IV. | The Domestic Chaplain's Testimony | 184 |
V. | Deus, Deus Meus, Quare Dereliquisti! | 194 |
VI. | Harness the Horses; and Get up, ye Horsemen, and Stand forth with your Helmets, Furbish the Spears, and Put on the Brigandines.—Jer. xlvi:4 | 205 |
VII. | The Hour of Chaos | 212 |
VIII. | The First Links | 225 |
IX. | Particular Instances, Contrasting the Old Lady and the Special Correspondent | 233 |
X. | The Triumph of Sir Robert Llwellyn | 245 |
XI. | Progress | 256 |
XII. | A Soul alone on the Sea-Shore | 262 |
BOOK III. | ||
I. | What it Meant to the World's Women | 271 |
II. | Cyril Hands Redux | 283 |
III. | All ye Inhabitants of the World, and Dwellers on the Earth, See ye, when He Lifteth up an Ensign on the Mountains.—Is. xviii:3 | 289 |
IV. | A Luncheon Party | 302 |
V. | By the Tower of Hippicus | 322 |
VI. | Under the Eastern Stars: towards Gerizim | 342 |
VII. | The Last Meeting | 356 |
VIII. | Death Coming with One Grace | 364 |
IX. | At Walktown again | 376 |
Epilogue | 385 |
This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.
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