A novel, 1904
Beverly of Graustark
Beverly Calhoun, an independent young American and friend of Princess Yetive of Graustark, travels to visit her despite threatened war.
How it begins
Far off in the mountain lands, somewhere to the east of the setting sun, lies the principality of Graustark, serene relic of rare old feudal days.
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About the book
Contents
- Chapter 1: East of the Setting Sun
- Chapter 2: Beverly Calhoun
- Chapter 3: On the Road from Balak
- Chapter 4: The Ragged Retinue
- Chapter 4: The Ragged Retinue
- Chapter 5: The Inn of the Hawk and Raven
- Chapter 6: The Home of the Lion
- Chapter 7: Some Facts and Fancies
- Chapter 8: Through the Ganlook Gates
- Chapter 9: The Redoubtable Dangloss
- Chapter 10: Inside the Castle Walls
- Chapter 11: The Royal Coach of Graustark
- Chapter 12: In Service
- Chapter 13: The Three Princes
- Chapter 14: A Visit and Its Consequences
- Chapter 15: The Testing of Baldos
- Chapter 16: On the Way to St. Valentine's
- Chapter 17: A Note Translated
- Chapter 18: Confessions and Concessions
- Chapter 19: The Night Fires
- Chapter 20: Gossip of Some Consequence
- Chapter 21: The Rose
- Chapter 22: A Proposal
- Chapter 23: A Shot in the Darkness
- Chapter 24: Beneath the Ground
- Chapter 25: The Valor of the South
- Chapter 26: The Degradation of Marlanx
- Chapter 27: The Prince of Dawsbergen
- Chapter 28: A Boy Disappears
- Chapter 29: The Capture of Gabriel
- Chapter 30: In the Grotto
- Chapter 31: Clear Skies
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