The Hundredth Chance

The Hundredth Chance

The Way of an Eagle The Knave of Diamonds The Rocks of Valpr The Swindler The Keeper of the Door Bars of Iron Rosa Mundi The Hundredth Chance The Safety Curtain Greatheart The Lamp in the Desert The Tidal Wave The Top of the World The Obstacle Race I.--Beggars II.--The Idol III.--The New Acquaintance IV.--The Accepted Suitor V.--In the Dark VI.--The Unwilling Guest VII.--The Magician VIII.--The Offer IX.--The Real Man X.--The Head of the Family XI.--The Declaration of War XII.--The Reckoning XIII.--The Only Port XIV.--The Way of Escape XV.--The Closed Door XVI.--The Champion XVII.--The Wedding Morning XVIII.--The Wedding Night XIX.--The Day After XX.--A Friend of the Family XXI.--The Old Life XXII.--The Faithful Widower XXIII.--The Narrowing Circle XXIV.--Brothers XXV.--Misadventure XXVI.--The Word Unspoken XXVII.--The Token XXVIII.--The Visitor XXIX.--Her Other Self XXX.--The Rising Current XXXI.--Light Relief XXXII.--The Only Solution XXXIII.--The Furnace XXXIV.--The Sacrifice XXXV.--The Offer of Freedom XXXVI.--The Bond I.--Husks II.--The Poison Plant III.--Confidences IV.--The Letter V.--Rebellion VI.--The Problem VII.--The Land of Moonshine VIII.--The Warning IX.--The Invitation X.--The Mistake XI.--The Reason XII.--Refuge XIII.--The Lamp before the Altar XIV.--The Open Door XV.--The Downward Path XVI.--The Revelation XVII.--The Last Chance XVIII.--The Whirlpool XIX.--The Outer Darkness XX.--Deliverance XXI.--The Poison Fruit XXII.--The Loser XXIII.--The Storm Wind XXIV.--The Great Burden XXV.--The Blow XXVI.--The Deed of Gift XXVII.--The Impossible XXVIII.--The First of the Vultures XXIX.--The Dutiful Wife XXX.--The Lane of Fire XXXI.--The New Boss XXXII.--Old Scores Epilogue: The Finish Lady Brian's daughter made an abrupt movement without taking her eyes off the clear-cut horizon; beautiful eyes of darkest, deepest blue under straight black brows that gave them a somewhat forbidding look. There was nothing remarkable about the rest of her face. It was thin and sallow and at the moment rather drawn, not a contented face, and yet possessing a quality indefinable that made it sad rather than bitter. Her smile was not very frequent, but when it came it transfigured her utterly. No one ever pictured that smile of hers beforehand. It came so brilliantly, so suddenly, like a burst of sunshine over a brown and desolate landscape, making so vast a difference that all who saw it for the first time marvelled at the unexpected glow. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

Product details

Ebook Number: 43069
Author: Dell, Ethel M. (Ethel May)
Release Date: Jun 30, 2013
Format: eBook
Language: English

Contributors

Illustrator: Crompton, Edna