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Title: Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of William J. Locke
Author: William John Locke
Editor: David Widger
Release date: May 18, 2019 [eBook #59541]
Most recently updated: February 25, 2021
Language: English
Credits: Produced by David Widger
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INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG
WORKS OF
WILLIAM J.
LOCKE
Compiled by David Widger
CONTENTS
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TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES
SIMON THE JESTER
By William J. Locke
CONTENTS
THE RED PLANET
By William J. Locke
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 | CHAPTER XXIV |
THE FORTUNATE YOUTH
By William J. Locke
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 |
THE MORALS OF MARCUS ORDEYNE
by William J. Locke
CONTENTS
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VIVIETTE
William J. Locke
CONTENTS
| The Brothers |
| The Conspirators |
| Katherine |
| The Famous Duelling Pistols |
| A Crisis |
| Viviette Takes The Risk |
SEPTIMUS
By William J. Locke
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JAFFERY
By William J. Locke
CONTENTS
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THE JOYOUS ADVENTURES
OF ARISTIDE PUJOL
By William J. Locke
Illustrations By Alec Ball
CONTENTS
| I | THE ADVENTURE OF THE FAIR PATRONNE |
| II | THE ADVENTURE OF THE ARLÉSIENNE |
| III | THE ADVENTURE OF THE KIND MR. SMITH |
| IV | THE ADVENTURE OF THE FOUNDLING |
| V | THE ADVENTURE OF THE PIG’S HEAD |
| VI | THE ADVENTURE OF FLEURETTE |
| VII | THE ADVENTURE OF THE MIRACLE |
| VIII | THE ADVENTURE OF THE FICKLE GODDESS |
| IX | THE ADVENTURE OF A SAINT MARTIN’S SUMMER |
ILLUSTRATIONS
| At the Beginning of the Fourth Kiss Out Came Her Father | Frontispiece |
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I Had Knocked Him Down on Purpose. He Was Crippled for Life |
14 |
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Anything Less Congruous as the Bride-Elect of the Debonair Aristide Pujol it Was Impossible to Imagine |
22 |
| Had Straightway Poured His Grievances into a Feminine Ear | 32 |
| I Found Both Tyres Had Been Punctured in a Hundred Places | 40 |
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“Madame,” said Aristide, “You Are Adorable, and I
Love You to Distraction” |
50 |
| “The Villain Was a Traveller in Buttons—Buttons!” | 60 |
| He Burst into Shrieks of Laughter | 64 |
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“And You!” shouted Bocardon, Falling on Aristide; “I
Must Embrace You Also” |
68 |
| Standing on the Arrival Platform of Euston Station | 78 |
| “Ah! the Pictures,” cried Aristide, with a Wide Sweep of His Arms | 88 |
| “I’ll Take Five Hundred Pounds,” said He, “to Stay in” | 96 |
| Between the Folds of a Blanket Peeped the Face of a Sleeping Child | 110 |
| He Demonstrated the Proper Application of the Cure | 120 |
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It is a Fearsome Thing for a Man to be Left Alone in the Dead of Night with a Young Baby |
124 |
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One of the Little Girls in Pigtails Was Holding Him, While Miss Anne Administered the Feeding-Bottle |
134 |
| He Must Have Dealt Out Paralyzing Information | 180 |
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Fleurette Danced with Aristide, as Light as an Autumn Leaf Tossed by the Wind |
188 |
| Aristide Practised His Many Queer Accomplishments | 200 |
| He Read It, and Blinked in Amazement | 208 |
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He Might as Well Have Pointed Out the Marvels of Kubla Khan’s Pleasure-Dome to a Couple of Guinea-Pigs |
216 |
| “I’ve Caught You! At Last, After Twenty Years, I’ve Caught You” | 234 |
| There He Saw a Sight Which for a Moment Paralyzed Him | 238 |
| Mr. Ducksmith Seized Him by the Lapels of His Coat | 242 |