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INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG WORKS OF ROBERT BARR

Compiled by David Widger

CONTENTS

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##  A ROCK IN THE BALTIC

##  THE FACE AND THE MASK

##  THE STRONG ARM

##  IN THE MIDST OF ALARMS

##  JENNIE BAXTER, JOURNALIST

##  ONE DAY'S COURTSHIP

##  IN A STEAMER CHAIR

##  FROM WHOSE BOURNE

A WOMAN INTERVENES

##  THE SWORD MAKER

##  THE TRIUMPHS OF EUGÈNE VALMONT

THE O'RUDDY

##  A PRINCE OF GOOD FELLOWS

##  LORD STRANLEIGH ABROAD

##  TEKLA

##  A CHICAGO PRINCESS

##  THE MUTABLE MANY

##  OVER THE BORDER

##  THE SPECULATIONS OF JOHN STEELE

##  YOUNG LORD STRANLEIGH

TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

A ROCK IN THE BALTIC

By Robert Barr,

1906

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I —THE INCIDENT AT THE BANK

CHAPTER II —IN THE SEWING-ROOM

CHAPTER III —ON DECK

CHAPTER IV —“AT LAST ALONE”

CHAPTER V —AFTER THE OPERA IS OVER

CHAPTER VI —FROM SEA TO MOUNTAIN

CHAPTER VII —“A WAY THEY HAVE IN THE NAVY”

CHAPTER VIII —“WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME”

CHAPTER IX —IN RUSSIA

CHAPTER X —CALAMITY UNSEEN

CHAPTER XI —THE SNOW

CHAPTER XII —THE DREADED TROGZMONDOFF

CHAPTER XIII —ENTRAPPED

CHAPTER XIV —A VOYAGE INTO THE UNKNOWN

CHAPTER XV —“A HOME ON THE ROLLING DEEP”

CHAPTER XVI —CELL NUMBER NINE

CHAPTER XVII —A FELLOW SCIENTIST

CHAPTER XVIII —CELL NUMBER ONE

CHAPTER XIX —“STONE WALLS DO NOT A PRISON MAKE”

CHAPTER XX —ARRIVAL OF THE TURBINE YACHT

CHAPTER XXI —THE ELOPEMENT

THE FACE AND THE MASK

By Robert Barr

CONTENTS

THE WOMAN OF STONE.

THE CHEMISTRY OF ANARCHY.

THE FEAR OF IT.

THE METAMORPHOSES OF JOHNSON.

THE RECLAMATION OF JOE HOLLENDS.

THE TYPE-WRITTEN LETTER.

THE DOOM OF LONDON.

WHY LONDON, WARNED, WAS UNPREPARED.

THE COINCIDENCE THAT CAME AT LAST.

THE AMERICAN WHO WANTED TO SELL.

THE AMERICAN SEES SIR JOHN.

HOW THE SMOKE HELD DOWN THE FOG.

THE TRAIN WITH ITS TRAIL OF THE DEAD.

THE PREDICAMENT OF DE PLONVILLE.

A NEW EXPLOSIVE.

THE GREAT PEGRAM MYSTERY.

DEATH COMETH SOON OR LATE.

HIGH STAKES.

“WHERE IGNORANCE IS BLISS.”

THE DEPARTURE OF CUB MCLEAN.

OLD NUMBER EIGHTY-SIX.

PLAYING WITH MARKED CARDS.

THE BRUISER’S COURTSHIP.

THE RAID ON MELLISH.

STRIKING BACK.

CRANDALL’S CHOICE.

THE FAILURE OF BRADLEY.

RINGAMY’S CONVERT.

A SLIPPERY CUSTOMER.

THE SIXTH BENCH.

THE STRONG ARM

By Robert Barr

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I. — THE BEAUTIFUL JAILER OF GUDENFELS

CHAPTER II. — THE REVENGE OF THE OUTLAW

CHAPTER III. — A CITY OF FEAR

CHAPTER IV. — THE PERIL OF THE EMPEROR

CHAPTER V. — THE NEEDLE DAGGER

CHAPTER VI. — THE HOLY FEHM

THE COUNT’S APOLOGY

CONVERTED

AN INVITATION

THE ARCHBISHOP’S GIFT

COUNT KONRAD’S COURTSHIP

THE LONG LADDER

“GENTLEMEN: THE KING!”

THE HOUR-GLASS

THE WARRIOR MAID OF SAN CARLOS

THE AMBASSADOR’S PIGEONS

IN THE MIDST OF ALARMS

By Robert Barr

1894

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I.

CHAPTER II.

CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER IV.

CHAPTER V.

CHAPTER VI.

CHAPTER VII.

CHAPTER VIII.

CHAPTER IX.

CHAPTER X.

CHAPTER XI.

CHAPTER XII.

CHAPTER XIII.

CHAPTER XIV.

CHAPTER XV.

CHAPTER XVI.

CHAPTER XVII.

CHAPTER XVIII.

CHAPTER XIX.

CHAPTER XX.

CHAPTER XXI.

CHAPTER XXII.

CHAPTER XXIII.

JENNIE BAXTER JOURNALIST

By Robert Barr

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I.   JENNIE MAKES HER TOILETTE AND THE ACQUAINTANCE OF A PORTER

CHAPTER II.   JENNIE HAS IMPORTANT CONFERENCES WITH TWO IMPORTANT EDITORS

CHAPTER III.   JENNIE INTERVIEWS A FRIGHTENED OFFICIAL

CHAPTER IV.   JENNIE LEARNS ABOUT THE DIAMONDS OF THE PRINCESS

CHAPTER V.   JENNIE MEETS A GREAT DETECTIVE

CHAPTER VI.   JENNIE SOLVES THE DIAMOND MYSTERY

CHAPTER VII.   JENNIE ARRANGES A CINDERELLA VISIT

CHAPTER VIII.   JENNIE MIXES WITH THE ELITE OF EARTH

CHAPTER IX.   JENNIE REALIZES THAT GREAT EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEHIND

CHAPTER X.   JENNIE ASSISTS IN SEARCHING FOR HERSELF

CHAPTER XI.   JENNIE ELUDES AN OFFER OF MARRIAGE

CHAPTER XII.   JENNIE TOUCHES THE EDGE OF A GOVERNMENT SECRET

CHAPTER XIII.   JENNIE INDULGES IN TEA AND GOSSIP

CHAPTER XIV.   JENNIE BECOMES A SPECIAL POLICE OFFICER

CHAPTER XV.   JENNIE BESTOWS INFORMATION UPON THE CHIEF OF POLICE

CHAPTER XVI.   JENNIE VISITS A MODERN WIZARD IN HIS MAGIC ATTIC

CHAPTER XVII.   JENNIE ENGAGES A ROOM IN A SLEEPING CAR

CHAPTER XVIII.     JENNIE ENDURES A TERRIBLE NIGHT JOURNEY

CHAPTER XIX.   JENNIE EXPERIENCES THE SURPRISE OF HER LIFE

CHAPTER XX.   JENNIE CONVERSES WITH A YOUNG MAN SHE THINKS MUCH OF

CHAPTER XXI.   JENNIE KEEPS STEP WITH THE WEDDING MARCH

Robert Barr’s

One Day’s Courtship and The Heralds of Fame

1896

Table of Contents

- One Day’s Courtship

- Chapter I

- Chapter II

- Chapter III

- Chapter IV

- Chapter V

- Chapter VI

- Chapter VII

- The Heralds of Fame

- Chapter I

- Chapter II

- Chapter III

- Chapter IV

- Chapter V

- Chapter VI

Robert Barr's

In a Steamer Chair and Other Stories

Table of Contents

- In a Steamer Chair

- Mrs. Tremain

- Share and Share Alike

- An International Bow

- A Ladies' Man

- A Society for the Reformation of Poker Players

- The Man Who was Not on the Passenger List

- The Terrible Experience of Plodkins

- A Case of Fever

- How the Captain Got His Steamer Out

- My Stowaway

- The Purser's Story

- Miss McMillan

FROM WHOSE BOURNE

By Robert Barr (Luke Sharp)

1893

URNE

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I.

CHAPTER II.

CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER IV.

CHAPTER V.

CHAPTER VI.

CHAPTER VII.

CHAPTER VIII.

CHAPTER IX.

CHAPTER X.

CHAPTER XI.

CHAPTER XII.

CHAPTER XIII.

CHAPTER XIV.

CHAPTER XV.

CHAPTER XVI.

List of Illustrations

"Do You Think I Shall Be Missed?"

He Again Sat in the Rocking-chair.

He Saw Standing Beside Him a Stranger.

Venice.

In Venice.

The Brenton Murder.

Mrs. Brenton.

The Broken Toy.

"She's Pretty As a Picture."

"Raising the Veil."

Jane.

The Detective.

Jane Morton.

"Oh, Why Did I Do It?"

In the Prisoner's Dock.

"I Feel Very Grateful to You."

"Guilty! Guilty of What?"

THE SWORD MAKER

By Robert Barr

1910

CONTENTS

THE SWORD MAKER

I. AN OFFER TO OPEN THE RIVER

II. THE BARGAIN IS STRUCK

III. DISSENSION IN THE IRONWORKERS’ GUILD

IV. THE DISTURBING JOURNEY OF FATHER AMBROSE

V. THE COUNTESS VON SAYN AND THE ARCHBISHOP OF COLOGNE

VI. TO BE KEPT SECRET FROM THE COUNTESS

VII. MUTINY IN THE WILDERNESS

VIII. THE MISSING LEADER AND THE MISSING GOLD

IX. A SOLEMN PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE

X. A CALAMITOUS CONFERENCE

XI. GOLD GALORE THAT TAKES TO ITSELF WINGS

XII. THE LAUGHING RED MARGRAVE OF FURSTENBERG

XIII. “A SENTENCE; COME, PREPARE!”

XIV. THE PRISONER OF EHRENFELS

XV. JOURNEYS END IN LOVERS’ MEETING

XVI. MY LADY SCATTERS THE FREEBOOTERS AND CAPTURES THEIR CHIEF

XVII. “FOR THE EMPRESS, AND NOT FOR THE EMPIRE”

XVIII. THE SWORD MAKER AT BAY

XIX. THE BETROTHAL IN THE GARDEN

XX. THE MYSTERY OF THE FOREST

XXI. A SECRET MARRIAGE

XXII. LONG LIVE THEIR MAJESTIES

The Triumphs of

Eugène Valmont

By

Robert Barr

CONTENTS

1.

The Mystery of the Five Hundred Diamonds

3

2.

The Siamese Twin of a Bomb-Thrower

28

3.

The Clue of the Silver Spoons

65

4.

Lord Chizelrigg's Missing Fortune

82

5.

The Absent-Minded Coterie

103

6.

The Ghost with the Club-Foot

139

7.

The Liberation of Wyoming Ed

165

8.

Lady Alicia's Emeralds

184

APPENDIX: TWO SHERLOCK HOLMES PARODIES

1.

The Adventures of Sherlaw Kombs

204

2.

The Adventure of the Second Swag

212

A Prince of

Good Fellows

BY

Robert Barr

A TABLE of the CONTENTS

Page

The King Intervenes

1

The King Dines

29

The King’s Tryst

47

The King Investigates

77

The King’s Gold

113

The King A-Begging

147

The King’s Visit

185

The King Explores

213

The King Drinks

243

The King Sails

269

The King Weds

297

LIST of ILLUSTRATIONS

The Prince of Good Fellows

Frontispiece

Facing

page

“Out of the way, fellow!”

4

“Headsman, do your duty”

26

“‘As you get north of Sterling, Buchanan,’ replied James, with a smile, ‘it is customary to bring the knife with you when you go out to dine’”

42

“My fair antagonist, I bid you good-night”

74

“The forty-one trees bore their burden”

110

“The figure of a tall man”

126

“With a wild scream Farini endeavoured to support himself with his gauze-like wings”

144

“The King had composed a poem in thirteen stanzas, entitled ‘The Beggar Man’”

148

“Five stalwart ruffians fell upon him”

162

“‘I am James, King of Scotland,’ he proclaimed in stentorian tones”

178

“At last MacNab sprang to his feet, holding aloft his brimming flagon”

201

“The strangers were most hospitably entertained, and entered thoroughly into the spirit of the festivities”

234

“The King, however, appeared to have no forebodings, but trotted along with great complacency”

246

“The two went outside and took the road by which they had come”

270

LORD STRANLEIGH

ABROAD

BY

ROBERT BARR

CONTENTS

PAGE

I.—

Lord Stranleigh all at Sea

7

II.—

An Automobile Ride

49

III.—

The God in the Car

87

IV.—

The Mad Miss Maturin

125

V.—

In Search of Game

164

VI.—

The Bunk House Prisoner

209

VII.—

The End of the Contest

259

TEKLA

A ROMANCE OF LOVE AND WAR

BY

ROBERT BARR

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER

PAGE

I.

THE EMPEROR ENTERS TREVES

1

II.

THE ARCHER INTRODUCES HIMSELF

13

III.

LISTENERS HEAR LITTLE GOOD OF THEMSELVES

28

IV.

THE EMPEROR DISAPPEARS

42

V.

LOVE LEADS THE WAY

55

VI.

AN UNWISHED-FOR MARRIAGE DAY

62

VII.

THE FLIGHT OF THE COUNTESS

69

VIII.

THE RAPIER AND THE BROADSWORD

80

IX.

A PALATIAL PRISON

92

X.

THE INTERCEPTED FUGITIVES

99

XI.

IN QUEST OF A WIFE WITH A TROOP OF HORSE

112

XII.

CUPID'S BOW GIVES PLACE TO THE ARCHER'S

123

XIII.

THE BLACK COUNT IS PERSUADED NOT TO HANG HIS EMPEROR

134

XIV.

A RELUCTANT WELCOME

148

XV.

CASTLE THURON MAKES A FULL MEAL

158

XVI.

THE COUNTESS TRIES TO TAME THE BEAR

174

XVII.

THE ENVOY'S DISASTROUS RETURN

184

XVIII.

A TWO-HANDED SWORD TEACHES DEPORTMENT

198

XIX.

A MAN AND A WOMAN MEET BY TORCHLIGHT

209

XX.

A BREAKFAST ON THE TOP OF THE SOUTH TOWER

217

XXI.

AN EXPERIMENT IN DIPLOMACY

228

XXII.

THE FIRST ATTACK ON CASTLE THURON

234

XXIII.

THE TWO ARCHBISHOPS FALL OUT

245

XXIV.

COUNT BERTRICH EXPLAINS HIS FAILURE

256

XXV.

THE SECOND ASSAULT ON THE CASTLE

260

XXVI.

AN ILLUMINATED NIGHT ATTACK ON THURON

269

XXVII.

THE TWO YEARS' SIEGE BEGINS

277

XXVIII.

THE SECOND ARCHER ANNOUNCES HIMSELF

284

XXIX.

CONRAD VENTURES HIS LIFE FOR HIS LOVE

294

XXX.

THE STRUGGLE IN THE DARK

304

XXXI.

BRAVE NEWS OF THE EMPEROR

313

XXXII.

"FOR YOUR LOVE I WOULD DEFY FATE."

327

XXXIII.

A GRIM INTERRUPTION TO A LOVERS' MEETING

336

XXXIV.

THE BLACK COUNT'S DEFIANCE

351

XXXV.

THE NIGHT ESCAPE OF THE EMPEROR

363

XXXVI.

THE FIVE BILLETLESS ARROWS

371

XXXVII.

THE TRAITOR AND HIS PRICE

378

XXXVIII.

THE INCOGNITO FALLS

385

XXXIX.

THE EMPEROR AT THE HEAD OF HIS ARMY

396

XL.

THE ARCHBISHOPS ENVIRONED WITH A RING OF IRON

403

XLI.

"WHY HAVE YOU DARED TO LEVY WAR?"

413

XLII.

TEKLA REPLENISHES HER WARDROBE

423

XLIII.

THE COUNTESS AND THE EMPEROR

429

A CHICAGO PRINCESS

A CHICAGO

PRINCESS

By ROBERT BARR

Illustrated by FRANCIS P. WIGHTMAN

CONTENTS

PAGE

CHAPTER I

1

CHAPTER II

10

CHAPTER III

25

CHAPTER IV

37

CHAPTER V

52

CHAPTER VI

59

CHAPTER VII

77

CHAPTER VIII

90

CHAPTER IX

101

CHAPTER X

109

CHAPTER XI

124

CHAPTER XII

132

CHAPTER XIII

143

CHAPTER XIV

155

CHAPTER XV

170

CHAPTER XVI

180

CHAPTER XVII

194

CHAPTER XVIII

202

CHAPTER XIX

219

CHAPTER XX

239

CHAPTER XXI

248

CHAPTER XXII

264

CHAPTER XXIII

274

CHAPTER XXIV

288

CHAPTER XXV

299

THE MUTABLE MANY

A Novel

By Robert Barr

Second Edition

1896

CONTENTS

THE MUTABLE MANY

CHAPTER I.

CHAPTER II.

CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER IV.

CHAPTER V.

CHAPTER VI.

CHAPTER VII.

CHAPTER VIII.

CHAPTER IX.

CHAPTER X.

CHAPTER XI.

CHAPTER XII.

CHAPTER XIII.

CHAPTER XIV.

CHAPTER XV.

CHAPTER XVI.

CHAPTER XVII.

CHAPTER XVIII.

CHAPTER XIX.

CHAPTER XX.

CHAPTER XXI.

CHAPTER XXII.

CHAPTER XXIII.

CHAPTER XXIV.

CHAPTER XXV.

CHAPTER XXVI.

CHAPTER XXVII.

CHAPTER XXVIII.

CHAPTER XXIX.

CHAPTER XXX.

CHAPTER XXXI.

CHAPTER XXXII.

CHAPTER XXXIII.

CHAPTER XXXIV.

CHAPTER XXXV.

CHAPTER XXXVI.

CHAPTER XXXVI.

CHAPTER XXXVIII.

OVER THE BORDER

A Romance

By Robert Barr

CONTENTS

OVER THE BORDER

BOOK I.—THE GIRL.

CHAPTER I.—ASSERTION.

CHAPTER II.—RECOGNITION.

CHAPTER III.—MAJESTY.

CHAPTER IV.—PROPOSAL.

CHAPTER V.—EXACTION.

CHAPTER VI.—ORDEAL.

CHAPTER VII.—APPEAL.

CHAPTER VIII.—EXECUTION.

BOOK II.—THE MAN.

CHAPTER I.—COINCIDENCE.

CHAPTER II.—SUSPICION.

CHAPTER III.—DETENTION.

CHAPTER IV.—PREPARATION.

CHAPTER V.—EXAMINATION.

CHAPTER VI.—INVALIDATION.

CHAPTER VII.—DETERMINATION.

BOOK III.—THE JOURNEY.

CHAPTER I.—DISAGREEMENT.

CHAPTER II.—RECONCILIATION.

CHAPTER III.—COMPANIONSHIP.

CHAPTER IV.—FRIENDSHIP.

CHAPTER V.—AFFECTION.

CHAPTER VI.—REJECTION.

CHAPTER VII.—CHECKMATED.

CHAPTER VIII.—DESTINY.

BOOK IV.—THE RETURN

CHAPTER I.—TENSION.

CHAPTER II.—ACQUITTANCE.

CHAPTER III.—ENLIGHTENMENT.

CHAPTER IV.—ENTANGLED.

CHAPTER V.—SANCTUARY.

CHAPTER VI.—EXPEDIENCE.

CHAPTER VII.—VICTORY.

CHAPTER VIII.—ACCOMPLISHMENT.

CHAPTER IX.—MATRIMONY.

THE SPECULATIONS OF JOHN STEELE

By Robert Barr

Illustrated By F. R. Gruger

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I—A NARROW ESCAPE

CHAPTER II—PROMOTION

CHAPTER III—-WAYLAYING A MAGNATE

CHAPTER IV—A CONSPIRACY

CHAPTER V—A FAVOURITE OF FORTUNE

CHAPTER VI—“THERE’S NOTHING HALF SO SWEET IN LIFE”

CHAPTER VII—THE FIRST CAST OF THE DICE

CHAPTER VIII—AN IMPENDING CHANGE

CHAPTER IX—LOVE’S SPECTRE

CHAPTER X—BUYING A RAILWAY

CHAPTER XI—THE TERROR OF WHEAT

CHAPTER XII—THE EMBODIMENT OF MAMMON

CHAPTER XIII.—PERSONALLY CONDUCTED BY A GIRL

CHAPTER XIV—AN IMPORTANT CHAMPAGNE LUNCH.

CHAPTER XV—AN ATTEMPT AT AN ARMISTICE.

CHAPTER XVI—THE RICHEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD

CHAPTER XVII—TO THE SOUND OF THE SILVER CHIME

YOUNG LORD STRANLEIGH

A Novel

By Robert Barr

Illustrated

1908

CONTENTS

YOUNG LORD STRANLEIGH

CHAPTER I—THE KING’S MOVE IN THE CITY

CHAPTER II—THE PREMATURE COMPROMISE

CHAPTER III—THE MISSION OF “THE WOMAN IN WHITE”

CHAPTER IV—THE MAGNET OF THE GOLD FIELD

CHAPTER V—AN INVITATION TO LUNCH

CHAPTER VI—AN ATTACK ON THE HIGH SEAS

CHAPTER VII—THE CAPTAIN OF THE “RAJAH” STRIKES OIL

CHAPTER VIII—THE “RAJAH” GETS INTO LEGAL DIFFICULTIES

CHAPTER IX—THE FINAL FINANCIAL STRUGGLE WITH SCHWARTZBROD

CHAPTER X—THE MEETING WITH THE GOVERNOR OF THE BANK

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Table of Contents

INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG WORKS OF ROBERT BARR

Compiled by David Widger

CONTENTS

Click on the ## before each title to view a linked table of contents for each of the twelve volumes. Click on the title itself to open the original online file.

TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

A ROCK IN THE BALTIC

1906

THE FACE AND THE MASK

THE STRONG ARM

IN THE MIDST OF ALARMS

1894

JENNIE BAXTER JOURNALIST

Robert Barr’s One Day’s Courtship and The Heralds of Fame

Robert Barr's In a Steamer Chair and Other Stories

FROM WHOSE BOURNE

1893

THE SWORD MAKER

1910

The Triumphs of Eugène Valmont

Robert Barr

CONTENTS

A Prince of Good Fellows

Robert Barr A TABLE of the CONTENTS

LIST of ILLUSTRATIONS

LORD STRANLEIGH ABROAD

ROBERT BARR

CONTENTS

TEKLA

CONTENTS.

A CHICAGO PRINCESS

CONTENTS

THE MUTABLE MANY

A Novel

Second Edition

1896

OVER THE BORDER

A Romance

THE SPECULATIONS OF JOHN STEELE

Illustrated By F. R. Gruger

YOUNG LORD STRANLEIGH

A Novel

Illustrated 1908

THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE