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A compiled index gathers Anthony Hope's fiction and short prose, offering a navigable list of novels, short stories, and plays with chapter-by-chapter tables of contents and internal links for each volume. It groups works by title and provides chapter headings, brief structural notes, and references to supplementary materials such as indices and tables. The arrangement helps readers locate particular narratives or sections, compare different editions, and identify shorter pieces amid collected volumes. The presentation prioritizes usability for browsing and research rather than critical commentary.

SECOND STRING

By Anthony Hope

1910



CONTENTS

I. Home Again 5
II. A Very Little Hunting 27
III. The Potent Voice 45
IV. Settled Programmes 66
V. Broadening Life 87
VI. The Worlds of Meriton 106
VII. Entering for the Race 128
VIII. Wonderful Words 148
IX. "Interjection" 169
X. Friends in Need 190
XI. The Shawl by the Window 212
XII. Concerning a Stolen Kiss 235
XIII. A Lover Looks Pale 256
XIV. Saving the Nation 278
XV. Love and Fear 300
XVI. A Choice of Evils 321
XVII. Reformation 342
XVIII. Penitence and Problems 362
XIX. Marked Money 384
XX. No Good? 404
XXI. The Empty Place 424
XXII. Grubbing Away 446
XXIII. A Stop-Gap 468
XXIV. Pretty Much the Same! 490
XXV. The Last Fight 512
XXVI. Tales out of School for Once 533
XXVII. Not of his Seeking 555





BEAUMAROY HOME FROM THE WARS

By Anthony Hope

1919



CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE
I. Doctor Mary's Paying Guest 1
II. The General Remembers 13
III. Mr. Saffron at Home 27
IV. Professional Etiquette 39
V. A Familiar Implement 53
VI. Odd Story of Captain Duggle! 66
VII. A Gentlemanly Stranger 80
VIII. Captain Alec raises his Voice 94
IX. Doctor Mary's Ultimatum 107
X. That Magical Word Morocco! 123
XI. The Car behind the Trees 138
XII. The Secret of the Tower 151
XIII. Right of Conquest 163
XIV. The Sceptre in the Grave 178
XV. A Normal Case 192
XVI. Dead Majesty 206
XVII. The Chief Mourners 220
XVIII. The Gold and the Treasure 234





SOPHY OF KRAVONIA

A Novel

By Anthony Hope

1906

CONTENTS

Introduction v

Part I

MORPINGHAM

I. Enoch Grouch's Daughter 3
II. The Cook and the Catechism 10
III. Beautiful Julia—and my Lord 19
IV. Fate's Way—or Lady Meg's 29
V. The Vision of "Something Bright" 40

PART II

PARIS

I. Pharos, Mantis, and Co. 45
II. The Lord of Youth 55
III. The Note—and no Reasons 64
IV. The Picture and the Star 72

PART III

KRAVONIA

I. The Name-Day of the King 79
II. At the Golden Lion 90
III. The Virgin with the Lamp 101
IV. The Message of the Night 110
V. A Question of Memory 118
VI. "Impossible" or "Immediate"? 129
VII. The Baroness Goes to Court 139
VIII. Monseigneur's Uniform 149
IX. Countess Ellenburg Prays 159
X. The Sound of a Trumpet 169
XI. M. Zerkovitch's Bedroom Fire 180
XII. Joyful of Heart 193
XIII. A Delicate Duty 203
XIV. His Majesty Dies—To-Morrow! 216
XV. A Job for Captain Hercules 225
XVI. A Frenchman and a Mattress 235
XVII. Ingenious Colonel Stafnitz 246
XVIII. To the Faithful City 258
XIX. The Silver Ring 267
XX. They Have Colds in Slavna 280
XXI. On Saturday at Miklevni! 292
XXII. Jealous of Death 303
XXIII. A Woman and a Ghost 313
XXIV. True to Her Love 325





THE CHRONICLES OF COUNT ANTONIO

By Anthony Hope

1895

CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE
I.— How Count Antonio took to the hills 1
II.— Count Antonio and the traitor prince 39
III.— Count Antonio and the Prince of Mantivoglia 71
IV.— Count Antonio and the wizard's drug 116
V.— Count Antonio and the sacred bones 158
VI.— Count Antonio and the hermit of the vault 202
VII.— Count Antonio and the Lady of Rilano 245
VIII.— The manner of Count Antonio's return 290





THE GOD IN THE CAR

By Anthony Hope

1894



CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE
I. An Insolent Memory 1
II. The Coining of a Nickname 14
III. Mrs. Dennison's Orders 26
IV. Two Young Gentlemen 39
V. A Telegram to Frankfort 52
VI. Whose shall it be? 66
VII. An Attempt to stop the Wheels 81
VIII. Converts and Heretics 96
IX. An Oppressive Atmosphere 108
X. A Lady's Bit of Work 120
XI. Against his Coming 134
XII. It can wait 148
XIII. A Spasm of Penitence 160
XIV. The Thing or the Man 173
XV. The Work of a Week 185
XVI. The Last Barriers 200
XVII. A Sound in the Night 217
XVIII. On the Matter of a Railway 231
XIX. Past praying for 248
XX. The Baron's Contribution 258
XXI. A Joint in his Armour 271
XXII. A Toast in Champagne 287
XXIII. The Cutting of the Knot 304
XXIV. The Return of a Friend 317
XXV. The Moving Car 332





SPORT ROYAL

Anthony Hope

1895



CONTENTS

    PAGE
Sport Royal:
Chapter I. The Sequel to the Ball, 1
“II. At the Hôtel Magnifique, 31
“III. The Mission of the Ruby, 54
A Tragedy in Outline, 99
A Malapropos Parent, 102
How they Stopped the “Run,” 115
A Little Joke, 126
A Guardian of Morality, 139
Not a Bad Deal, 154
Middleton’s Model, 169
My Astral Body, 185
The Nebraska Loadstone, 204
A Successful Rehearsal, 216





MRS. MAXON PROTESTS

By Anthony Hope

1911



CONTENTS

CHAP. PAGE
I. "INKPAT!" 1
II. A CASE OF NECESSITY 10
III. 'IN SOLUTION' 20
IV. KEEPING A PROMISE 31
V. THE GREAT ALLIES 42
VI. FRUIT OF THE TREE 53
VII. A CODE AND A THEORY 64
VIII. SUBVERSIVE 74
IX. NO PROCEEDINGS! 85
X. MAUVE ENVELOPES 96
XI. AN UNMENTIONED NAME 107
XII. CHRISTMAS IN WOBURN SQUARE 119
XIII. CHRISTMAS AT SHAYLOR'S PATCH 131
XIV. A COUNSEL OF PERFECTION 143
XV. MRS. NOBODY 155
XVI. A WORD TAKEN AT PLEASURE 167
XVII. THE TRACK OF THE RAIDER 180
XVIII. NOTHING SERIOUS 193
XIX. A POINT OF HONOUR 206
XX. AN HEROIC OFFER 219
XXI. IS HE A BULLY? 233
XXII. JUDGMENT ACCORDINGLY 247
XXIII. THE REGIMENT 261
XXIV. AN ENLIGHTENMENT 274
XXV. "PERHAPS!" 286
XXVI. A FRIEND DEPARTS 300
XXVII. A PHILOSOPHICAL PROJECT 311
XXVIII. THE VIEW FROM A HOUSE 323
XXIX. IN THE RESULT 337





THE HEART OF PRINCESS OSRA

By ANTHONY HOPE

1895



CONTENTS.

CHAP. PAGE.
I. The Happiness of Stephen the Smith 1
II. The Wager of the Marquis de Mérosailles 51
III. The Madness of Lord Harry Culverhouse 79
IV. The Courtesy of Christian the Highwayman 100
V. The Sin of the Bishop of Modenstein 131
VI. The Device of Giraldo the Painter 175
VII. The Indifference of the Miller of Hofbau 201
VIII. The Love of the Prince of Glottenberg 226
IX. The Victory of the Grand Duke of Mittenheim 258

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

  PAGE.
"'Kill him for me, then; kill him for me'" Frontispiece
"'Take her and be happy'" 11
"Stephen stood on the threshold with his staff in his hand" 37
The physician receives Princess Osra 56
"'Madame, if you will, you can do me a great service'" 101
"With either hand he drew a silver-mounted pistol" 114
"She asked the officer why a throng of people hastened
to the city" 		118
"'My lord, where is the Princess?'" 160
"He drove his sword into his body, and the Count gave
back before it" 		165
"He walked with his head down and his eyes on the ground" 171
"He took it and drained it" 204
"On either side of it sat the priest of the village and the
Miller of Hofbau" 		215
"'Forgive me, forgive me!'" 252
"A young man sprang up, and, with a low bow, drew
aside to let her pass" 		259
"'You are the beauty of the world,' he answered smiling" 263