A novel, 1901
Graustark
Grenfall Lorry, an American, falls in love with a young woman traveling under the name Miss Guggenslocker after helping her catch a train.
How it begins
Mr. Grenfall Lorry boarded the east-bound express at Denver with all the air of a martyr. He had traveled pretty much all over the world, and he was not without resources, but the prospect of a twenty-five hundred mile journey alone filled him with dismay.
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About the book
Contents
- Chapter 1: Mr. Grenfall Lorry Seeks Adventure
- Chapter 2: Two Strangers in a Coach
- Chapter 3: Miss Guggenslocker
- Chapter 4: The Invitation Extended
- Chapter 5: Sentimental Exchange
- Chapter 6: Graustark
- Chapter 7: The Lady in the Carriage
- Chapter 8: The Abduction of a Princess
- Chapter 9: The Exploit of Lorry and Anguish
- Chapter 10: Yetive
- Chapter 11: Love in a Castle
- Chapter 12: A War and Its Consequences
- Chapter 13: Under Moon and Monastery
- Chapter 14: The Episode of the Throne Room
- Chapter 15: The Betrothal
- Chapter 16: A Clash and It's Result
- Chapter 17: In the Tower
- Chapter 18: The Flight at Midnight
- Chapter 19: The Soldier
- Chapter 20: The Approaching Ordeal
- Chapter 21: From a Window Above
- Chapter 22: Grenfall Lorry's Foe
- Chapter 13: The Visitor at Midnight
- Chapter 24: Off to the Dungeon
- Chapter 26: The Guessing of Anguish
- Chapter 27: On the Balcony Again
- Chapter 28: The Maid of Graustark
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