Timar's Two Worlds. Mór Jókai

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       Mór Jókai

      Timar's Two Worlds

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4064066238667

Table of Contents

       BOOK FIRST.—THE "ST. BARBARA."

       CHAPTER I. THE IRON GATE.

       CHAPTER II. THE WHITE CAT.

       CHAPTER III. A DANGEROUS LEAP WITH A MAMMOTH.

       CHAPTER IV. A STRICT SEARCH.

       CHAPTER V. THE OWNERLESS ISLAND.

       CHAPTER VI. ALMIRA AND NARCISSA.

       CHAPTER VII. THE VOICES OF THE NIGHT.

       CHAPTER VIII. THE HISTORY OF THE ISLANDERS.

       CHAPTER IX. ALI TSCHORBADSCHI.

       CHAPTER X. THE LIVING STATUE.

       CHAPTER XI. A BURIAL AT SEA.

       CHAPTER XII. AN EXCELLENT JOKE.

       CHAPTER XIII. THE FATE OF THE "ST. BARBARA."

       CHAPTER XIV. THE GUARDIAN.

       BOOK SECOND.—TIMÉA.

       CHAPTER I. GOOD ADVICE.

       CHAPTER II. THE RED CRESCENT.

       CHAPTER III. THE GOLD MINE.

       CHAPTER IV. MICHAEL TIMAR, BARON VON LEVETINCZY.

       CHAPTER V. A GIRL'S HEART.

       CHAPTER VI. ANOTHER JEST.

       CHAPTER VII. THE WEDDING-DRESS.

       CHAPTER VIII. TIMÉA.

       BOOK THIRD.—THE OWNERLESS ISLAND.

       CHAPTER I. THE MARRIAGE OF THE MARBLE STATUE.

       CHAPTER II. THE GUARDIAN DEVIL.

       CHAPTER III. SPRING MEADOWS.

       CHAPTER IV. A SPIDER AMONG THE ROSES.

       CHAPTER V. OUT OF THE WORLD.

       CHAPTER VI. THE TROPIC OF CAPRICORN.

       CHAPTER VII. SWEET HOME.

       BOOK FOURTH.—NOÉMI.

       CHAPTER I. A NEW GUEST.

       CHAPTER II. THE WOOD-CARVER.

       CHAPTER III. MELANCHOLY.

       CHAPTER IV. THERESE.

       BOOK FIFTH.—ATHALIE.

       CHAPTER I. THE BROKEN SWORD.

       CHAPTER II. THE FIRST LOSS.

       CHAPTER III. THE ICE.

       CHAPTER IV. THE PHANTOM.

       CHAPTER V. WHAT HAS THE MOON TO TELL?

       CHAPTER VI. WHO COMES?

       CHAPTER VII. THE CORPSE.

       CHAPTER VIII. DODI'S LETTER.

       CHAPTER IX. "YOU STUPID CREATURE!"

       CHAPTER X. ATHALIE.

       CHAPTER XI. THE LAST STAB.

       CHAPTER XII. THE PENITENT IN "MARIA-NOSTRA."

       CHAPTER XIII. NOBODY.