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

		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

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

	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