The Bright Face of Danger. Robert Neilson Stephens

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       Robert Neilson Stephens

      The Bright Face of Danger

      Being an Account of Some Adventures of Henri de Launay, Son of the Sieur de la Tournoire

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4057664565549

Table of Contents

       CHAPTER I.

       MONSIEUR HENRI DE LAUNAY SETS OUT ON A JOURNEY

       CHAPTER II.

       A YOUNG MAN WHO WENT SINGING

       "'AND NOW SHE WILL WAIT FOR HIM IN VAIN!'"

       CHAPTER III.

       WHERE THE LADY WAS

       CHAPTER IV.

       WHO THE LADY WAS

       CHAPTER V.

       THE CHATEAU DE LAVARDIN

       CHAPTER VI.

       WHAT THE PERIL WAS

       "WE WERE INTERRUPTED BY A LOW CRY."

       CHAPTER VII.

       STRANGE DISAPPEARANCES

       CHAPTER VIII.

       MATHILDE

       CHAPTER IX.

       THE WINDING STAIRS

       "'THE WRETCHES!' SAID THE TORTURED COUNT, STAGGERING TO HIS FEET."

       CHAPTER X.

       MORE THAN MERE PITY

       CHAPTER XI.

       THE RAT-HOLE AND THE WATER-JUG

       CHAPTER XII.

       THE ROPE LADDER

       "I LEAPED OVER THE BED, AND UPON THE MAN WHO WAS TRYING TO STRANGLE THE COUNTESS."

       CHAPTER XIII.

       THE PARTING

       CHAPTER XIV.

       IN THE FOREST

       CHAPTER XV.

       THE TOWER OF MORLON

       CHAPTER XVI.

       THE MERCY OF CAPTAIN FERRAGANT

       CHAPTER XVII.

       THE SWORD OF LA TOURNOIRE

       "MY FATHER'S THRUSTS BECAME NOW SO QUICK AND CONTINUOUS."

       CHAPTER XVIII.

       THE MOUSTACHES OF BRIGNAN DE BRIGNAN

       CHAPTER XIX.

       AFTERWARDS

       Works of Robert Neilson Stephens

       L. C. Page and Company

       The Mystery of Murray Davenport.

       By Robert Neilson Stephens author of "An Enemy to the King," "Philip Winwood," etc.

       The Daughter of the Dawn.

       By R. Hodder.

       The Spoilsmen.

       By Elliott Flower author of "Policeman Flynn," etc.

       A Daughter of Thespis.

       By John D. Barry author of "The Intriguers,"