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CONTENTS
PART ONE
SIR OLIVER TRESSILIAN
CHAPTER
I. THE HUCKSTER
II. ROSAMUND
III. THE FORGE
IV. THE INTERVENER
V. THE BUCKLER
VI. JASPER LEIGH
VII. TREPANNED
VIII. THE SPANIARD
PART TWO
SAKR-EL-BAHR
I. THE CAPTIVE
II. THE RENEGADE
III. HOMEWARD BOUND
IV. THE RAID
V. THE LION OF THE FAITH
VI. THE CONVERT
VII. MARZAK-BEN-ASAD
VIII. MOTHER AND SON
IX. COMPETITORS
X. THE SLAVE-MARKET
XI. THE TRUTH
XII. THE SUBTLETY OF FENZILEH
XIII. IN THE SIGHT OF ALLAH
XIV. THE SIGN
XV. THE VOYAGE
XVI. THE PANNIER
XVII. THE DUPE
XVIII. SHEIK MAT
XIX. THE MUTINEERS
XX. THE MESSENGER
XXI. MORITURUS
XXII. THE SURRENDER
XXIII. THE HEATHEN CREED
XXIV. THE JUDGES
XXV. THE ADVOCATE
XXVI. THE JUDGMENT
PART I
SIR OLIVER TRESSILIAN
CHAPTER I
THE HUCKSTER
Sir Oliver Tressilian sat at his ease in the lofty dining-room of the
handsome house of Penarrow, which he owed to the enterprise of his
father of lamented and lamentable memory and to the skill and invention
of an Italian engineer named Bagnolo who had come to England half a
century ago as one of the assistants of the famous Torrigiani.
This house of such a startlingly singular and Italianate grace for so
remote a corner of Cornwall deserves, together with the story of its
construction, a word in passing.
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