Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Henry Rider Haggard

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Title: Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Haggard Author: Henry Rider Haggard Editor: David Widger Release Date: October 25, 2018 [EBook #58163] Language: English Character set encoding: UTF-8 *** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK INDEX OF THE PG WORKS OF HAGGARD *** Produced by David Widger INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG WORKS OF HENRY RIDER HAGGARD Compiled by David Widger CONTENTS ## ALLAN QUATERMAIN ## NADA THE LILY ## WHEN THE WORLD SHOOK ## MARIE ## CHILD OF STORM ## FINISHED ## MONTEZUMA'S DAUGHTER ## KING SOLOMON'S MINES ## QUEEN SHEBA'S RING ## MAIWA'S REVENGE ## ERIC BRIGHTEYES ## MORNING STAR ## ALLAN'S WIFE HUNTER QUATERMAIN'S STORY ## TALE OF THREE LIONS LONG ODDS ## BENITA, AN AFRICAN ROMANCE ## THE BRETHREN ## THE WORLD'S DESIRE THE MAHATMA AND THE HARE ## CLEOPATRA ## THE IVORY CHILD ## BLACK HEART AND WHITE HEART ## ELISSA ## MOON OF ISRAEL ## THE YELLOW GOD ## THE WIZARD ## RED EVE ## BEATRICE ## THE WANDERER'S NECKLACE ## THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN ## LOVE ETERNAL ## THE LADY OF BLOSSHOLME ## SWALLOW ## ALLAN AND THE HOLY FLOWER ## PEARL-MAIDEN ## AYESHA ## SHE AND ALLAN ## LYSBETH ## DOCTOR THERNE ## JESS ## STELLA FREGELIUS ## SMITH AND THE PHARAOHS ## THE PEOPLE OF THE MIST ## THE GHOST KINGS ## CETYWAYO AND HIS WHITE NEIGHBOURS ## FAIR MARGARET ## DAWN ## COLONEL QUARITCH, V.C. ## MR. MEESON'S WILL ## THE LAST BOER WAR ## REGENERATION TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES ALLAN QUATERMAIN By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS INTRODUCTION CHAPTER I THE CONSUL’S YARN CHAPTER II THE BLACK HAND CHAPTER III THE MISSION STATION CHAPTER IV ALPHONSE AND HIS ANNETTE CHAPTER V UMSLOPOGAAS MAKES A PROMISE CHAPTER VI THE NIGHT WEARS ON CHAPTER VII A SLAUGHTER GRIM AND GREAT CHAPTER VIII ALPHONSE EXPLAINS CHAPTER IX INTO THE UNKNOWN CHAPTER X THE ROSE OF FIRE CHAPTER XI THE FROWNING CITY CHAPTER XII THE SISTER QUEENS CHAPTER XIII ABOUT THE ZU-VENDI PEOPLE CHAPTER XIV THE FLOWER TEMPLE CHAPTER XV SORAIS’ SONG CHAPTER XVI BEFORE THE STATUE CHAPTER XVII THE STORM BREAKS CHAPTER XVIII WAR! RED WAR! CHAPTER XIX A STRANGE WEDDING CHAPTER XX THE BATTLE OF THE PASS CHAPTER XXI AWAY! AWAY! CHAPTER XXII HOW UMSLOPOGAAS HELD THE STAIR CHAPTER XXIII I HAVE SPOKEN CHAPTER XXIV BY ANOTHER HAND NOTE BY GEORGE CURTIS, Esq. AUTHORITIES NADA THE LILY By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS DEDICATION PREFACE NADA THE LILY INTRODUCTION CHAPTER I. THE BOY CHAKA PROPHESIES CHAPTER II. MOPO IS IN TROUBLE CHAPTER III. MOPO VENTURES HOME CHAPTER IV. THE FLIGHT OF MOPO AND BALEKA CHAPTER V. MOPO BECOMES THE KING’S DOCTOR CHAPTER VI. THE BIRTH OF UMSLOPOGAAS CHAPTER VII. UMSLOPOGAAS ANSWERS THE KING CHAPTER VIII. THE GREAT INGOMBOCO CHAPTER IX. THE LOSS OF UMSLOPOGAAS CHAPTER X. THE TRIAL OF MOPO CHAPTER XI. THE COUNSEL OF BALEKA CHAPTER XII. THE TALE OF GALAZI THE WOLF CHAPTER XIII. GALAZI BECOMES KING OF THE WOLVES CHAPTER XIV. THE WOLF-BRETHREN CHAPTER XV. THE DEATH OF THE KING’S SLAYERS CHAPTER XVI. UMSLOPOGAAS VENTURES OUT TO WIN THE AXE CHAPTER XVII. UMSLOPOGAAS BECOMES CHIEF OF THE PEOPLE OF THE AXE CHAPTER XVIII. THE CURSE OF BALEKA CHAPTER XIX. MASILO COMES TO THE KRAAL DUGUZA CHAPTER XX. MOPO BARGAINS WITH THE PRINCES CHAPTER XXI. THE DEATH OF CHAKA CHAPTER XXII. MOPO GOES TO SEEK THE SLAUGHTERER CHAPTER XXIII. MOPO REVEALS HIMSELF TO THE SLAUGHTERER CHAPTER XXIV. THE SLAYING OF THE BOERS CHAPTER XXV. THE WAR WITH THE HALAKAZI PEOPLE CHAPTER XXVI. THE FINDING OF NADA CHAPTER XXVII. THE STAMPING OF THE FIRE CHAPTER XXVIII. THE LILY IS BROUGHT TO DINGAAN CHAPTER XXIX. MOPO TELLS HIS TALE CHAPTER XXX. THE COMING OF NADA CHAPTER XXXI. THE WAR OF THE WOMEN CHAPTER XXXII. ZINITA COMES TO THE KING CHAPTER XXXIII. THE END OF THE PEOPLE, BLACK AND GREY CHAPTER XXXIV. THE LILY’S FAREWELL CHAPTER XXXV. THE VENGEANCE OF MOPO AND HIS FOSTERLING CHAPTER XXXVI. MOPO ENDS HIS TALE WHEN THE WORLD SHOOK Being an Account of the Great Adventure of Bastin, Bickley and Arbuthnot by H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS DEDICATION WHEN THE WORLD SHOOK Chapter I. Arbuthnot Describes Himself Chapter II. Bastin and Bickley Chapter III. Natalie Chapter IV. Death and Departure Chapter V. The Cyclone Chapter VI. Land Chapter VII. The Orofenans Chapter VIII. Bastin Attempts the Martyr’s Crown Chapter IX. The Island in the Lake Chapter X. The Dwellers in the Tomb Chapter XI. Resurrection Chapter XII. Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Years! Chapter XIII. Oro Speaks and Bastin Argues Chapter XIV. The Under-world Chapter XV. Oro in His House Chapter XVI. Visions of the Past Chapter XVII. Yva Explains Chapter XVIII. The Accident Chapter XIX. The Proposals of Bastin and Bickley Chapter XX. Oro and Arbuthnot Travel by Night Chapter XXI. Love’s Eternal Altar Chapter XXII. The Command Chapter XXIII. In the Temple of Fate Chapter XXIV. The Chariot of the Pit Chapter XXV. Sacrifice Chapter XXVI. Tommy Chapter XXVII. Bastin Discovers a Resemblance NOTE By J. R. Bickley, M.R.C.S. MARIE AN EPISODE IN THE LIFE OF THE LATE ALLAN QUATERMAIN By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS DEDICATION PREFACE EDITOR’S NOTE CHAPTER I. ALLAN LEARNS FRENCH CHAPTER II. THE ATTACK ON MARAISFONTEIN CHAPTER III. THE RESCUE CHAPTER IV. HERNANDO PEREIRA CHAPTER V. THE SHOOTING MATCH CHAPTER VI. THE PARTING CHAPTER VII. ALLAN’S CALL CHAPTER VIII. THE CAMP OF DEATH CHAPTER IX. THE PROMISE CHAPTER X. VROUW PRINSLOO SPEAKS HER MIND CHAPTER XI. THE SHOT IN THE KLOOF CHAPTER XII. DINGAAN’S BET CHAPTER XIII. THE REHEARSAL CHAPTER XIV. THE PLAY CHAPTER XV. RETIEF ASKS A FAVOUR CHAPTER XVI. THE COUNCIL CHAPTER XVII. THE MARRIAGE CHAPTER XVIII. THE TREATY CHAPTER XIX. DEPART IN PEACE CHAPTER XX. THE COURT-MARTIAL CHAPTER XXI. THE INNOCENT BLOOD CHILD OF STORM By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS DEDICATION AUTHOR’S NOTE CHAPTER I. ALLAN QUATERMAIN HEARS OF MAMEENA CHAPTER II. THE MOONSHINE OF ZIKALI CHAPTER III. THE BUFFALO WITH THE CLEFT HORN CHAPTER IV. MAMEENA CHAPTER V. TWO BUCKS AND THE DOE CHAPTER VI. THE AMBUSH CHAPTER VII. SADUKO BRINGS THE MARRIAGE GIFT CHAPTER VIII. THE KING’S DAUGHTER CHAPTER IX. ALLAN RETURNS TO ZULULAND CHAPTER X. THE SMELLING-OUT CHAPTER XI. THE SIN OF UMBELAZI CHAPTER XII. PANDA’S PRAYER CHAPTER XIII. UMBELAZI THE FALLEN CHAPTER XIV. UMBEZI AND THE BLOOD ROYAL CHAPTER XV. MAMEENA CLAIMS THE KISS CHAPTER XVI. MAMEENA—MAMEENA—MAMEENA! FINISHED By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS CHAPTER I. — ALLAN QUATERMAIN MEETS ANSCOMBE CHAPTER II. — MR. MARNHAM CHAPTER III. — THE HUNTERS HUNTED CHAPTER IV. — DOCTOR RODD CHAPTER V. — A GAME OF CARDS CHAPTER VI. — MISS HEDA CHAPTER VII. — THE STOEP CHAPTER VIII. — RODD’S LAST CARD CHAPTER IX. — FLIGHT CHAPTER X. — NOMBE CHAPTER XI. — ZIKALI. — CHAPTER XII. — TRAPPED CHAPTER XIII. — CETEWAYO CHAPTER XIV. — THE VALLEY OF BONES CHAPTER XV. — THE GREAT COUNCIL CHAPTER XVI. — WAR CHAPTER XVII. — KAATJE BRINGS NEWS CHAPTER XVIII. — ISANDHLWANA CHAPTER XIX. — ALLAN AWAKES CHAPTER XX. — HEDA’S TALE CHAPTER XXI. — THE KING VISITS ZIKALI. — CHAPTER XXII. — THE MADNESS OF NOMBE CHAPTER XXIII. — THE KRAAL JAZI. — MONTEZUMA’S DAUGHTER By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS MONTEZUMA’S DAUGHTER CHAPTER I -- WHY THOMAS WINGFIELD TELLS HIS TALE CHAPTER II -- OF THE PARENTAGE OF THOMAS WINGFIELD CHAPTER III -- THE COMING OF THE SPANIARD CHAPTER IV -- THOMAS TELLS HIS LOVE CHAPTER V -- THOMAS SWEARS AN OATH CHAPTER VI -- GOOD-BYE, SWEETHEART CHAPTER VII -- ANDRES DE FONSECA CHAPTER VIII -- THE SECOND MEETING CHAPTER IX -- THOMAS BECOMES RICH CHAPTER X -- THE PASSING OF ISABELLA DE SIGUENZA CHAPTER XI -- THE LOSS OF THE CARAK CHAPTER XII -- THOMAS COMES TO SHORE CHAPTER XIII -- THE STONE OF SACRIFICE CHAPTER XIV -- THE SAVING OF GUATEMOC CHAPTER XV -- THE COURT OF MONTEZUMA CHAPTER XVI -- THOMAS BECOMES A GOD CHAPTER XVII -- THE ARISING OF PAPANTZIN CHAPTER XVIII -- THE NAMING OF THE BRIDES CHAPTER XIX -- THE FOUR GODDESSES CHAPTER XX -- OTOMIE'S COUNSEL CHAPTER XXI -- THE KISS OF LOVE CHAPTER XXII -- THE TRIUMPH OF THE CROSS CHAPTER XXIII -- THOMAS IS MARRIED CHAPTER XXIV -- THE NIGHT OF FEAR CHAPTER XXV -- THE BURYING OF MONTEZUMA'S TREASURE CHAPTER XXVI -- THE CROWNING OF GUATEMOC CHAPTER XXVII -- THE FALL OF TENOCTITLAN CHAPTER XXVIII -- THOMAS IS DOOMED CHAPTER XXIX -- DE GARCIA SPEAKS HIS MIND CHAPTER XXX -- THE ESCAPE CHAPTER XXXI -- OTOMIE PLEADS WITH HER PEOPLE CHAPTER XXXII -- THE END OF GUATEMOC CHAPTER XXXIII -- ISABELLA DE SIGUENZA IS AVENGED CHAPTER XXXIV -- THE SIEGE OF THE CITY OF PINES CHAPTER XXXV -- THE LAST SACRIFICE OF THE WOMEN OF THE OTOMIE CHAPTER XXXVI -- THE SURRENDER CHAPTER XXXVII -- VENGEANCE CHAPTER XXXVIII -- OTOMIE'S FAREWELL CHAPTER XXXIX -- THOMAS COMES BACK FROM THE DEAD CHAPTER XL -- AMEN KING SOLOMON'S MINES By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS CHAPTER I I MEET SIR HENRY CURTIS II THE LEGEND OF SOLOMON'S MINES III UMBOPA ENTERS OUR SERVICE IV AN ELEPHANT HUNT V OUR MARCH INTO THE DESERT VI WATER! WATER! VII SOLOMON'S ROAD VIII WE ENTER KUKUANALAND IX TWALA THE KING X THE WITCH-HUNT XI WE GIVE A SIGN XII BEFORE THE BATTLE XIII THE ATTACK XIV THE LAST STAND OF THE GREYS XV GOOD FALLS SICK XVI THE PLACE OF DEATH XVII SOLOMON'S TREASURE CHAMBER XVIII WE ABANDON HOPE XIX IGNOSI'S FAREWELL XX FOUND QUEEN SHEBA’S RING by H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS CHAPTER I -- THE COMING OF THE RING CHAPTER II -- THE ADVICE OF SERGEANT QUICK CHAPTER III -- THE PROFESSOR GOES OUT SHOOTING CHAPTER IV -- THE DEATH WIND CHAPTER V -- PHARAOH MAKES TROUBLE CHAPTER VI -- HOW WE ESCAPED FROM HARMAC CHAPTER VII -- BARUNG CHAPTER VIII -- THE SHADOW OF FATE CHAPTER IX -- THE SWEARING OF THE OATH CHAPTER X -- QUICK LIGHTS A MATCH CHAPTER XI -- THE RESCUE FAILS CHAPTER XII -- THE DEN OF LIONS CHAPTER XIII -- THE ADVENTURES OF HIGGS CHAPTER XIV -- HOW PHARAOH MET SHADRACH CHAPTER XV -- SERGEANT QUICK HAS A PRESENTIMENT CHAPTER XVI -- HARMAC COMES TO MUR CHAPTER XVII -- I FIND MY SON CHAPTER XVIII -- THE BURNING OF THE PALACE CHAPTER XIX -- STARVATION CHAPTER XX -- THE TRIAL AND AFTER MAIWA’S REVENGE OR THE WAR OF THE LITTLE HAND By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS PREFACE MAIWA’S REVENGE I—GOBO STRIKES II—A MORNING’S SPORT III—THE FIRST ROUND IV—THE LAST ROUND V—THE MESSAGE OF MAIWA VI—THE PLAN OF CAMPAIGN VII—THE ATTACK VIII—MAIWA IS AVENGED ERIC BRIGHTEYES By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS DEDICATION INTRODUCTION ERIC BRIGHTEYES I -- HOW ASMUND THE PRIEST FOUND GROA THE WITCH II -- HOW ERIC TOLD HIS LOVE TO GUDRUDA IN THE SNOW ON COLDBACK III -- HOW ASMUND BADE ERIC TO HIS YULE-FEAST IV -- HOW ERIC CAME DOWN GOLDEN FALLS V -- HOW ERIC WON THE SWORD WHITEFIRE VI -- HOW ASMUND THE PRIEST WAS BETROTHED TO UNNA VII -- HOW ERIC WENT UP MOSFELL AGAINST SKALLAGRIM THE BARESARK VIII -- HOW OSPAKAR BLACKTOOTH FOUND ERIC BRIGHTEYES AND SKALLAGRIM LAMBSTAIL ON HORSE-HEAD HEIGHTS IX -- HOW SWANHILD DEALT WITH GUDRUDA X -- HOW ASMUND SPOKE WITH SWANHILD XI -- HOW SWANHILD BID FAREWELL TO ERIC XII -- HOW ERIC WAS OUTLAWED AND SAILED A-VIKING XIII -- HOW HALL THE MATE CUT THE GRAPNEL CHAIN XIV -- HOW ERIC DREAMED A DREAM XV -- HOW ERIC DWELT IN LONDON TOWN XVI -- HOW SWANHILD WALKED THE SEAS XVII -- HOW ASMUND THE PRIEST WEDDED UNNA, THOROD'S DAUGHTER XVIII -- HOW EARL ATLI FOUND ERIC AND SKALLAGRIM ON THE SOUTHERN ROCKS OF STRAUMEY ISLE XIX -- HOW KOLL THE HALF-WITTED BROUGHT TIDINGS FROM ICELAND XX -- HOW ERIC WAS NAMED ANEW XXI -- HOW HALL OF LITHDALE TOOK TIDINGS TO ICELAND XXII -- HOW ERIC CAME HOME AGAIN XXIII -- HOW ERIC WAS A GUEST AT THE WEDDING-FEAST OF GUDRUDA THE FAIR XXIV -- HOW THE FEAST WENT XXV -- HOW THE FEAST ENDED XXVI -- HOW ERIC VENTURED DOWN TO MIDDALHOF AND WHAT HE FOUND XXVII -- HOW GUDRUDA WENT UP TO MOSFELL XXVIII -- HOW SWANHILD WON TIDINGS OF ERIC XXIX -- HOW WENT THE BRIDAL NIGHT XXX -- HOW THE DAWN CAME XXXI -- HOW ERIC SENT AWAY HIS MEN FROM MOSFELL XXXII -- HOW ERIC AND SKALLAGRIM GREW FEY XXXIII -- HOW ERIC AND SKALLAGRIM FOUGHT THEIR LAST GREAT FIGHT MORNING STAR By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS DEDICATION AUTHOR’S NOTE MORNING STAR CHAPTER I -- THE PLOT OF ABI CHAPTER II -- THE PROMISE OF THE GOD CHAPTER III -- RAMES, THE PRINCESS, AND THE CROCODILE CHAPTER IV -- RAMES, THE PRINCESS, AND THE CROCODILE CHAPTER V -- HOW RAMES FOUGHT THE PRINCE OF KESH CHAPTER VI -- THE OATH OF RAMES AND OF TUA CHAPTER VII -- TUA COMES TO MEMPHIS CHAPTER VIII -- THE MAGIC IMAGE CHAPTER IX -- THE DOOM OF PHARAOH CHAPTER X -- THE COMING OF THE KA CHAPTER XI -- THE DREAM OF ABI CHAPTER XII -- THE ROYAL MARRIAGE CHAPTER XIII -- ABI LEARNS THE TRUTH CHAPTER XIV -- THE BOAT OF RA CHAPTER XV -- TUA AND THE KING OF TAT CHAPTER XVI -- THE BEGGAR AND THE KING CHAPTER XVII -- TUA FINDS HER LOVER CHAPTER XVIII -- THE JUDGMENT OF THE GODS ALLAN’S WIFE by H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS DEDICATION ALLAN’S WIFE CHAPTER I -- EARLY DAYS CHAPTER II -- THE FIRE-FIGHT CHAPTER III -- NORTHWARDS CHAPTER IV -- THE ZULU IMPI CHAPTER V -- THE END OF THE LAAGER CHAPTER VI -- STELLA CHAPTER VII -- THE BABOON-WOMAN CHAPTER VIII -- THE MARBLE KRAALS CHAPTER IX -- "LET US GO IN, ALLAN!" CHAPTER X -- HENDRIKA PLOTS EVIL CHAPTER XI -- GONE! CHAPTER XII -- THE MAGIC OF INDABA-ZIMBI CHAPTER XIII -- WHAT HAPPENED TO STELLA CHAPTER XIV -- FIFTEEN YEARS AFTER A TALE OF THREE LIONS By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS CHAPTER I. THE INTEREST ON TEN SHILLINGS CHAPTER II. WHAT WAS FOUND IN THE POOL CHAPTER III. JIM-JIM IS AVENGED BENITA—AN AFRICAN ROMANCE By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS BENITA—AN AFRICAN ROMANCE I -- CONFIDENCES II -- THE END OF THE "ZANZIBAR." III -- HOW ROBERT CAME ASHORE IV -- MR. CLIFFORD V -- JACOB MEYER VI -- THE GOLD COIN VII -- THE MESSENGERS VIII -- BAMBATSE IX -- THE OATH OF MADUNA X -- THE MOUNTAIN TOP XI -- THE SLEEPERS IN THE CAVE XII -- THE BEGINNING OF THE SEARCH XIII -- BENITA PLANS ESCAPE XIV -- THE FLIGHT XV -- THE CHASE XVI -- BACK AT BAMBATSE XVII -- THE FIRST EXPERIMENT XVIII -- THE OTHER BENITA XIX -- THE AWAKING XX -- JACOB MEYER SEES A SPIRIT XXI -- THE MESSAGE FROM THE DEAD XXII -- THE VOICE OF THE LIVING XXIII -- BENITA GIVES HER ANSWER XXIV -- THE TRUE GOLD THE BRETHREN By H. Rider Haggard Contents Dedication AUTHOR’S NOTE: PROLOGUE Chapter One: By The Waters of Death Creek Chapter Two: Sir Andew D’Arcy Chapter Three: The Knighting of the Brethren Chapter Four: The Letter of Saladin Chapter Five: The Wine Merchant Chapter Six: The Christmas Feast at Steeple Chapter Seven: The Banner of Saladin Chapter Eight: The Widow Masouda Chapter Nine: The Horses Flame and Smoke Chapter Ten: On Board the Galley Chapter Eleven: The City of Al-Je-Bal Chapter Twelve: The Lord of Death Chapter Thirteen: The Embassy Chapter Fourteen: The Combat on the Bridge Chapter Fifteen: The Flight to Emesa Chapter Sixteen: The Sultan Saladin Chapter Seventeen: The Brethren Depart from Damascus Chapter Eighteen: Wulf Pays for the Drugged Wine Chapter Nineteen: Before the Walls of Ascalon Chapter Twenty: The Luck of the Star of Hassan Chapter Twenty-One: What Befell Godwin Chapter Twenty-two: At Jerusalem Chapter Twenty-Three: Saint Rosamund Chapter Twenty Four: The Dregs of the Cup THE WORLD’S DESIRE By H. Rider Haggard and Andrew Lang CONTENTS PREFACE THE WORLD’S DESIRE BOOK I BOOK II BOOK III CLEOPATRA by H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS DEDICATION AUTHOR’S NOTE CLEOPATRA INTRODUCTION BOOK I—THE PREPARATION OF HARMACHIS CHAPTER I -- OF THE BIRTH OF HARMACHIS; THE PROPHECY OF THE HATHORS; AND THE SLAYING OF THE INNOCENT CHILD CHAPTER II -- OF THE DISOBEDIENCE OF HARMACHIS; OF THE SLAYING OF THE LION; AND OF THE SPEECH OF THE OLD WIFE, ATOUA CHAPTER III -- OF THE REBUKE OF AMENEMHAT; OF THE PRAYER OF HARMACHIS; AND OF THE SIGN GIVEN BY THE HOLY GODS CHAPTER IV -- OF THE DEPARTURE OF HARMACHIS AND OF HIS MEETING WITH HIS UNCLE SEPA, THE HIGH PRIEST OF ANNU EL RA; OF HIS LIFE AT ANNU, AND OF THE WORDS OF SEPA CHAPTER V -- OF THE RETURN OF HARMACHIS TO ABOUTHIS; OF THE CELEBRATION OF THE MYSTERIES; OF THE CHANT OF ISIS; AND OF THE WARNING OF AMENEMHAT CHAPTER VI -- OF THE INITIATION OF HARMACHIS; OF HIS VISIONS; OF HIS PASSING TO THE CITY THAT IS IN THE PLACE OF DEATH; AND OF THE DECLARATIONS OF ISIS, THE MESSENGER CHAPTER VII -- OF THE AWAKING OF HARMACHIS; OF THE CEREMONY OF HIS CROWNING AS PHARAOH OF THE UPPER AND THE LOWER LAND; AND OF THE OFFERINGS MADE TO PHARAOH BOOK II—THE FALL OF HARMACHIS CHAPTER I -- OF THE FAREWELL OF AMENEMHAT TO HARMACHIS; OF THE COMING OF HARMACHIS TO ALEXANDRIA; OF THE EXHORTATION OF SEPA; OF THE PASSING OF CLEOPATRA ROBED AS ISIS; AND OF THE OVERTHROW OF THE GLADIATOR BY HARMACHIS CHAPTER II -- OF THE COMING OF CHARMION; AND OF THE WRATH OF SEPA CHAPTER III -- OF THE COMING OF HARMACHIS TO THE PALACE; OF HOW HE DREW PAULUS THROUGH THE GATES; OF CLEOPATRA SLEEPING; AND OF THE MAGIC OF HARMACHIS WHICH HE SHOWED HER CHAPTER IV -- OF THE WAYS OF CHARMION; AND OF THE CROWNING OF HARMACHIS AS THE KING OF LOVE CHAPTER V -- OF THE COMING OF CLEOPATRA TO THE CHAMBER OF HARMACHIS; OF THE THROWING FORTH OF THE KERCHIEF OF CHARMION; OF THE STARS; AND OF THE GIFT BY CLEOPATRA OF HER FRIENDSHIP TO HER SERVANT HARMACHIS CHAPTER VI -- OF THE WORDS AND JEALOUSY OF CHARMION; OF THE LAUGHTER OF HARMACHIS; OF THE MAKING READY FOR THE DEED OF BLOOD CHAPTER VII -- OF THE VEILED WORDS OF CHARMION; OF THE PASSING OF HARMACHIS INTO THE PRESENCE OF CLEOPATRA; AND OF THE OVERTHROW OF HARMACHIS CHAPTER VIII -- OF THE AWAKING OF HARMACHIS; OF THE SIGHT OF DEATH; OF THE COMING OF CLEOPATRA; AND OF HER COMFORTABLE WORDS CHAPTER IX -- OF THE IMPRISONMENT OF HARMACHIS; OF THE SCORN OF CHARMION; OF THE SETTING FREE OF HARMACHIS; AND OF THE COMING OF QUINTUS DELLIUS CHAPTER X -- OF THE TROUBLE OF CLEOPATRA; OF HER OATH TO HARMACHIS; AND OF THE TELLING BY HARMACHIS TO CLEOPATRA OF THE SECRET OF THE TREASURE THAT LAY BENEATH THE MASS OF â?oHERâ? CHAPTER XI -- OF THE TOMB OF THE DIVINE MENKAU-RA; OF THE WRITING ON THE BREAST OF MENKAU-RA; OF THE DRAWING FORTH OF THE TREASURE; OF THE DWELLER IN THE TOMB; AND OF THE FLIGHT OF CLEOPATRA AND HARMACHIS FROM THE HOLY PLACE CHAPTER XII -- OF THE COMING BACK OF HARMACHIS; OF THE GREETING OF CHARMION; AND OF THE ANSWER OF CLEOPATRA TO QUINTUS DELLIUS, THE AMBASSADOR OF ANTONY THE TRIUMVIR CHAPTER XIII -- OF THE REPROACH OF HARMACHIS; OF THE STRUGGLE OF HARMACHIS WITH THE GUARDS; OF THE BLOW OF BRENNUS; AND OF THE SECRET SPEECH OF CLEOPATRA CHAPTER XIV -- OF THE TENDER CARE OF CHARMION; OF THE HEALING OF HARMACHIS; OF THE SAILING OF THE FLEET OF CLEOPATRA FOR CILICIA; AND OF THE SPEECH OF BRENNUS TO HARMACHIS CHAPTER XV -- OF THE FEAST OF CLEOPATRA; OF THE MELTING OF THE PEARL; OF THE SAYING OF HARMACHIS; AND OF CLEOPATRAâ?TS VOW OF LOVE CHAPTER XVI -- OF THE PLAN OF CHARMION; OF THE CONFESSION OF CHARMION; AND OF THE ANSWER OF HARMACHIS BOOK III—THE VENGEANCE OF HARMACHIS CHAPTER I -- OF THE ESCAPE OF HARMACHIS FROM TARSUS; OF HIS BEING CAST FORTH AS AN OFFERING TO THE GODS OF THE SEA; OF HIS SOJOURN IN THE ISLE OF CYPRUS; OF HIS RETURN TO ABOUTHIS; AND OF THE DEATH OF AMENEMHAT CHAPTER II -- OF THE LAST MISERY OF HARMACHIS; OF THE CALLING DOWN OF THE HOLY ISIS BY THE WORD OF FEAR; OF THE PROMISE OF ISIS; OF THE COMING OF ATOUA, AND OF THE WORDS OF ATOUA CHAPTER III -- OF THE LIFE OF HIM WHO WAS NAMED THE LEARNED OLYMPUS, IN THE TOMB OF THE HARPERS THAT IS BY TÁPÃ?; OF HIS COUNSEL TO CLEOPATRA; OF THE MESSAGE OF CHARMION; AND OF THE PASSING OF OLYMPUS DOWN TO ALEXANDRIA CHAPTER IV -- OF THE MEETING OF CHARMION WITH THE LEARNED OLYMPUS; OF HER SPEECH WITH HIM; OF THE COMING OF OLYMPUS INTO THE PRESENCE OF CLEOPATRA; AND OF THE COMMANDS OF CLEOPATRA. CHAPTER V -- OF THE DRAWING FORTH OF ANTONY FROM THE TIMONIUM BACK TO CLEOPATRA; OF THE FEAST MADE BY CLEOPATRA; AND OF THE MANNER OF THE DEATH OF EUDOSIUS THE STEWARD CHAPTER VI -- OF THE WORKINGS OF THE LEARNED OLYMPUS AT MEMPHIS; OF THE POISONINGS OF CLEOPATRA; OF THE SPEECH OF ANTONY TO HIS CAPTAINS; AND OF THE PASSING OF ISIS FROM THE LAND OF KHEM CHAPTER VII -- OF THE SURRENDER OF THE TROOPS AND FLEET OF ANTONY BEFORE THE CANOPIC GATE; OF THE END OF ANTONY, AND OF THE BREWING OF THE DRAUGHT OF DEATH CHAPTER VIII -- OF THE LAST SUPPER OF CLEOPATRA; OF THE SONG OF CHARMION; OF THE DRINKING OF THE DRAUGHT OF DEATH; OF THE REVEALING OF HARMACHIS; OF THE SUMMONING OF THE SPIRITS BY HARMACHIS; AND OF THE DEATH OF CLEOPATRA CHAPTER IX -- OF THE FAREWELL OF CHARMION; OF THE DEATH OF CHARMION; OF THE DEATH OF THE OLD WIFE, ATOUA; OF THE COMING OF HARMACHIS TO ABOUTHIS; OF HIS CONFESSION IN THE HALL OF SIX-AND-THIRTY PILLARS; AND OF THE DECLARING OF THE DOOM OF HARMACHIS CHAPTER X -- OF THE LAST WRITING OF HARMACHIS, THE ROYAL EGYPTIAN THE IVORY CHILD By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS CHAPTER I -- ALLAN GIVES A SHOOTING LESSON CHAPTER II -- ALLAN MAKES A BET CHAPTER III -- MISS HOLMES CHAPTER IV -- HARÛT AND MARÛT CHAPTER V -- THE PLOT CHAPTER VI -- THE BONA FIDE GOLD MINE CHAPTER VII -- LORD RAGNALL'S STORY CHAPTER VIII -- THE START CHAPTER IX -- THE MEETING IN THE DESERT CHAPTER X -- CHARGE! CHAPTER XI -- ALLAN IS CAPTURED CHAPTER XII -- THE FIRST CURSE CHAPTER XIII -- JANA CHAPTER XIV -- THE CHASE CHAPTER XV -- THE DWELLER IN THE CAVE CHAPTER XVI -- HANS STEALS THE KEYS CHAPTER XVII -- THE SANCTUARY AND THE OATH CHAPTER XVIII -- THE EMBASSY CHAPTER XIX -- ALLAN QUATERMAIN MISSES CHAPTER XX -- ALLAN WEEPS CHAPTER XXI -- HOMEWARDS BLACK HEART AND WHITE HEART by H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS DEDICATION AUTHOR’S NOTE BLACK HEART AND WHITE HEART CHAPTER I -- PHILIP HADDEN AND KING CETYWAYO CHAPTER II -- THE BEE PROPHESIES CHAPTER III -- THE END OF THE HUNT CHAPTER IV -- NANEA CHAPTER V -- THE DOOM POOL CHAPTER VI -- THE GHOST OF THE DEAD ELISSA OR THE DOOM OF ZIMBABWE By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS DEDICATION ELISSA CHAPTER I -- THE CARAVAN CHAPTER II -- THE GROVE OF BAALTIS CHAPTER III -- ITHOBAL THE KING CHAPTER IV -- THE DREAM OF ISSACHAR CHAPTER V -- THE PLACE OF SACRIFICE CHAPTER VI -- THE HALL OF AUDIENCE CHAPTER VII -- THE BLACK DWARF CHAPTER VIII -- AZIEL PLIGHTS HIS TROTH CHAPTER IX -- GREETING TO THE BAALTIS CHAPTER X -- THE EMBASSY CHAPTER XI -- METEM SELLS IMAGES CHAPTER XII -- THE TRYST CHAPTER XIII -- THE SACRILEGE OF AZIEL CHAPTER XIV -- THE MARTYRDOM OF ISSACHAR CHAPTER XV -- ELISSA TAKES SANCTUARY CHAPTER XVI -- THE CAGE OF DEATH CHAPTER XVII -- "THERE IS HOPE" MOON OF ISRAEL A TALE OF THE EXODUS BY H. RIDER HAGGARD CONTENTS AUTHOR’S NOTE MOON OF ISRAEL CHAPTER I -- SCRIBE ANA COMES TO TANIS CHAPTER II -- THE BREAKING OF THE CUP CHAPTER III -- USERTI CHAPTER IV -- THE COURT OF BETROTHAL CHAPTER V -- THE PROPHECY CHAPTER VI -- THE LAND OF GOSHEN CHAPTER VII -- THE AMBUSH CHAPTER VIII -- SETI COUNSELS PHARAOH CHAPTER IX -- THE SMITING OF AMON CHAPTER X -- THE DEATH OF PHARAOH CHAPTER XI -- THE CROWNING OF AMENMESES CHAPTER XII -- THE MESSAGE OF JABEZ CHAPTER XIII -- THE RED NILE CHAPTER XIV -- KI COMES TO MEMPHIS CHAPTER XV -- THE NIGHT OF FEAR CHAPTER XVI -- JABEZ SELLS HORSES CHAPTER XVII -- THE DREAM OF MERAPI CHAPTER XVIII -- THE CROWNING OF MERAPI THE YELLOW GOD AN IDOL OF AFRICA By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS CHAPTER I -- SAHARA LIMITED CHAPTER II -- THE YELLOW GOD CHAPTER III -- JEEKIE TELLS A TALE CHAPTER IV -- ALAN AND BARBARA CHAPTER V -- BARBARA MAKES A SPEECH CHAPTER VI -- MR. HASWELL LOSES HIS TEMPER CHAPTER VII -- THE DIARY CHAPTER VIII -- THE DWARF FOLK CHAPTER IX -- THE DAWN CHAPTER X -- BONSA TOWN CHAPTER XI -- THE HALL OF THE DEAD CHAPTER XII -- THE GOLD HOUSE CHAPTER XIII -- THE FEAST OF LITTLE BONSA CHAPTER XIV -- THE MOTHER OF JEEKIE CHAPTER XV -- ALAN FALLS ILL CHAPTER XVI -- WHAT THE ASIKA SHOWED ALAN CHAPTER XVII -- THE END OF THE MUNGANA CHAPTER XVIII -- A MEETING IN THE FOREST CHAPTER XIX -- THE LAST OF THE ASIKI CHAPTER XX -- THE ASIKA'S MESSAGE THE WIZARD By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS DEDICATION THE WIZARD CHAPTER I -- THE DEPUTATION CHAPTER II -- THOMAS OWEN CHAPTER III -- THE TEMPTATION CHAPTER IV -- THE VISION CHAPTER V -- THE FEAST OF THE FIRST-FRUITS CHAPTER VI -- THE DRINKING OF THE CUP CHAPTER VII -- THE RECOVERY OF THE KING CHAPTER VIII -- THE FIRST TRIAL BY FIRE CHAPTER IX -- THE CRISIS CHAPTER X -- THE SECOND TRIAL BY FIRE CHAPTER XI -- THE WISDOM OF THE DEAD CHAPTER XII -- THE MESSAGE OF HOKOSA CHAPTER XIII --- THE BASKET OF FRUIT CHAPTER XIV -- THE EATING OF THE FRUIT CHAPTER XV -- NOMA COMES TO HAFELA CHAPTER XVI -- THE REPENTANCE OF HOKOSA CHAPTER XVII -- THE LOOSING OF NOMA CHAPTER XVIII -- THE PASSING OF OWEN CHAPTER XIX -- THE FALL OF THE GREAT PLACE CHAPTER XX -- NOMA SETS A SNARE CHAPTER XXI -- HOKOSA IS LIFTED UP CHAPTER XXII -- THE VICTORY OF THE CROSS RED EVE by H. Rider Haggard First Published 1911. CONTENTS DEDICATION RED EVE CHAPTER I -- THE TRYSTING-PLACE CHAPTER II -- THE FIGHT BY THE RIVER CHAPTER III -- FATHER ANDREW CHAPTER IV -- THE PENANCE CHAPTER V -- GREY DICK SHOWS HIS ARCHERY CHAPTER VI -- THE SNARE CHAPTER VII -- THE LOVE PHILTRE CHAPTER VIII -- TOO LATE CHAPTER IX -- CRECY FIELD CHAPTER X -- THE KING'S CHAMPION CHAPTER XI -- THE CHALLENGE CHAPTER XII -- THE MAN FROM THE EAST CHAPTER XIII -- MURGH'S ARROW CHAPTER XIV -- AT THE PLACE OF ARMS CHAPTER XV -- THE DEATH AT WORK CHAPTER XVI -- AT AVIGNON CHAPTER XVII -- A MEETING CHAPTER XVIII -- THE PLAGUE PIT CHAPTER XIX -- THE DOOM BEATRICE By H. Rider Haggard First Published in 1893. CONTENTS BEATRICE CHAPTER I -- A MIST WRAITH CHAPTER II -- AT THE BELL ROCK CHAPTER III -- A CONFESSION OF FAITH CHAPTER IV -- THE WATCHER AT THE DOOR CHAPTER V -- ELIZABETH IS THANKFUL CHAPTER VI -- OWEN DAVIES AT HOME CHAPTER VII -- A MATRIMONIAL TALE CHAPTER VIII -- EXPLANATORY CHAPTER IX -- WHAT BEATRICE DREAMED CHAPTER X -- LADY HONORIA MAKES ARRANGEMENTS CHAPTER XI -- BEATRICE MAKES AN APPOINTMENT CHAPTER XII -- THE WRITING ON THE SAND CHAPTER XIII -- GEOFFREY LECTURES CHAPTER XIV -- DRIFTING CHAPTER XV -- ONLY GOOD-NIGHT CHAPTER XVI -- THE FLAT NEAR THE EDGWARE ROAD CHAPTER XVII -- GEOFFREY WINS HIS CASE CHAPTER XVIII -- THE RISING STAR CHAPTER XIX -- GEOFFREY HAS A VISITOR CHAPTER XX -- BACK AT BRYNGELLY CHAPTER XXI -- THE THIRD APPEAL CHAPTER XXII -- A NIGHT OF STORM CHAPTER XXIII -- A DAWN OF RAIN CHAPTER XXIV -- LADY HONORIA TAKES THE FIELD CHAPTER XXV -- ELIZABETH SHOWS HER TEETH CHAPTER XXVI -- WHAT BEATRICE SWORE CHAPTER XXVII -- THE HOUSE OF COMMONS CHAPTER XXVIII -- I WILL WAIT FOR YOU CHAPTER XXIX -- A WOMANâ?TS LAST WORD CHAPTER XXX -- AVE ATQUE VALE CHAPTER XXXI -- THE DUCHESSâ?TS BALL THE WANDERER’S NECKLACE by H. Rider Haggard First Published 1914. CONTENTS DEDICATION NOTE BY THE EDITOR THE WANDERER’S NECKLACE BOOK I CHAPTER I -- OLAF CHAPTER II -- THE SLAYING OF THE BEAR CHAPTER III -- THE WANDERER'S NECKLACE CHAPTER IV -- IDUNA WEARS THE NECKLACE CHAPTER V -- THE BATTLE ON THE SEA CHAPTER VI -- HOW OLAF FOUGHT WITH ODIN BOOK II CHAPTER I -- IRENE, EMPRESS OF THE EARTH CHAPTER II -- THE BLIND CÆSAR CHAPTER III -- MOTHER AND SON CHAPTER IV -- OLAF OFFERS HIS SWORD CHAPTER V -- AVE POST SECULA CHAPTER VI -- HELIODORE CHAPTER VII -- VICTORY OR VALHALLA! CHAPTER VIII -- THE TRIAL OF OLAF CHAPTER IX -- THE HALL OF THE PIT CHAPTER X -- OLAF GIVES JUDGMENT BOOK III CHAPTER I -- TIDINGS FROM EGYPT CHAPTER II -- THE STATUES BY THE NILE CHAPTER III -- THE VALLEY OF THE DEAD KINGS CHAPTER IV -- THE CALIPH HARUN CHAPTER V -- IRENE'S PRAYER THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN By H. Rider Haggard First Published in 1922. CONTENTS DEDICATION THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN BOOK I CHAPTER I -- THE SWORD AND THE RING CHAPTER II -- THE LADY BLANCHE CHAPTER III -- HUBERT COMES TO LONDON CHAPTER IV -- KARI CHAPTER V -- THE COMING OF BLANCHE CHAPTER VI -- MARRIAGE-AND AFTER BOOK II CHAPTER I -- THE NEW WORLD CHAPTER II -- THE ROCKY ISLE CHAPTER III -- THE DAUGHTER OF THE MOON CHAPTER IV -- THE ORACLE OF RIMAC CHAPTER V -- KARI GOES CHAPTER VI -- THE CHOICE CHAPTER VII -- THE RETURN OF KARI CHAPTER VIII -- THE FIELD OF BLOOD CHAPTER IX -- KARI COMES TO HIS OWN CHAPTER X -- THE GREAT HORROR CHAPTER XI -- THE HOUSE OF DEATH CHAPTER XII -- THE FIGHT TO THE DEATH CHAPTER XIII -- THE KISS OF QUILLA LOVE ETERNAL By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS I HONEST JOHN II ISOBEL KISSES GODFREY III THE PLANTAGENET LADY IV THE GARDEN IN THE SQUARE V MADAME RIENNES VI EXPERIENCES VII MR. KNIGHT AND DUTY VIII THE PASTEUR TAKES THE FIELD IX THE PASTEUR CONQUERS X GODFREY BECOMES A HERO XI JULIETTE'S FAREWELL XII HOME XIII THE INTERVENING YEARS XIV TOGETHER XV FOR EVER XVI LOVE AND LOSS XVII INDIA XVIII FRANCE—AND AFTER XIX MARRIAGE XX ORDERS XXI LOVE ETERNAL LOVE ETERNAL CHAPTER I HONEST JOHN THE LADY OF BLOSSHOLME By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS CHAPTER I -- SIR JOHN FOTERELL CHAPTER II -- THE MURDER BY THE MERE CHAPTER III -- A WEDDING CHAPTER IV -- THE ABBOT'S OATH CHAPTER V -- WHAT PASSED AT CRANWELL CHAPTER VI -- EMLYN'S CURSE CHAPTER VII -- THE ABBOT'S OFFER CHAPTER VIII -- EMLYN CALLS HER MAN CHAPTER IX -- THE BLOSSHOLME WITCHINGS CHAPTER X -- MOTHER MEGGES AND THE GHOST CHAPTER XI -- DOOMED CHAPTER XII -- THE STAKE CHAPTER XIII -- THE MESSENGER CHAPTER XIV -- JACOB AND THE JEWELS CHAPTER XV -- THE DEVIL AT COURT CHAPTER XVI -- THE VOICE IN THE FOREST CHAPTER XVII -- BETWEEN DOOM AND HONOUR CHAPTER XVIII -- OUT OF THE SHADOWS SWALLOW A TALE OF THE GREAT TREK By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS SWALLOW CHAPTER I -- WHY VROUW BOTMAR TELLS HER TALE CHAPTER II -- HOW SUZANNE FOUND RALPH KENZIE CHAPTER III -- THE STORY OF THE SHIPWRECK CHAPTER IV -- THE SHADOW OF THE ENGLISHMEN CHAPTER V -- A LOVE SCENE AND A QUARREL CHAPTER VI -- THE COMING OF THE ENGLISHMEN CHAPTER VII -- THE SIN OF VROUW BOTMAR CHAPTER VIII -- THE WISDOM OF SUZANNE CHAPTER IX -- HOW SUZANNE SAVED SIHAMBA CHAPTER X -- THE OATH OF SIHAMBA CHAPTER XI -- A FIGHT AND A SHOT CHAPTER XII -- WHAT THE COW SHOWED ZINTI CHAPTER XIII -- THE SCHIMMEL'S FIRST RACE CHAPTER XIV -- THE WEDDING CHAPTER XV -- RALPH RETURNS INTO THE SEA CHAPTER XVI -- HOW RALPH CAME BACK TO THE STEAD CHAPTER XVII -- THE HIDDEN KRANTZ CHAPTER XVIII -- WHAT PASSED IN THE HUT CHAPTER XIX -- HOW THE SCHIMMEL CROSSED THE RED WATER CHAPTER XX -- THE OMEN OF THE WHITE SWALLOW CHAPTER XXI -- THE VISION OF RALPH AND SUZANNE CHAPTER XXII -- THE WAR OF THE CLEAN SPEAR CHAPTER XXIII -- HOW SUZANNE BECAME A CHIEFTAINESS CHAPTER XXIV -- THE MADNESS OF RALPH KENZIE CHAPTER XXV -- THE GREAT TREK CHAPTER XXVI -- HOW GAASHA BROUGHT GOOD LUCK CHAPTER XXVII -- SWART PIET SETS A SNARE CHAPTER XXVIII -- THE COMING OF THE IMPI CHAPTER XXIX -- THIRST CHAPTER XXX -- SIHAMBA PREVAILS CHAPTER XXXI -- SIHAMBA'S FAREWELL CHAPTER XXXII -- THE PASS OF THE QUATHLAMBA CHAPTER XXXIII -- RALPH FINDS THE DREAM MOUNTAIN CHAPTER XXXIV -- THE AVENGER OF BLOOD CHAPTER XXXV -- THE SCHIMMEL'S LAST RACE ALLAN AND THE HOLY FLOWER By H. Rider Haggard First Published 1915. CONTENTS CHAPTER I -- BROTHER JOHN CHAPTER II -- THE AUCTION ROOM CHAPTER III -- SIR ALEXANDER AND STEPHEN CHAPTER IV -- MAVOVO AND HANS CHAPTER V -- HASSAN CHAPTER VI -- THE SLAVE ROAD CHAPTER VII -- THE RUSH OF THE SLAVES CHAPTER VIII -- THE MAGIC MIRROR CHAPTER IX -- BAUSI THE KING CHAPTER X -- THE SENTENCE CHAPTER XI -- THE COMING OF DOGEETAH CHAPTER XII -- BROTHER JOHN'S STORY CHAPTER XIII -- RICA TOWN CHAPTER XIV -- THE KALUBI'S OATH CHAPTER XV -- THE MOTOMBO CHAPTER XVI -- THE GODS CHAPTER XVII -- THE HOME OF THE HOLY FLOWER CHAPTER XVIII -- FATE STABS CHAPTER XIX -- THE TRUE HOLY FLOWER CHAPTER XX -- THE BATTLE OF THE GATE PEARL-MAIDEN A Tale Of The Fall of Jerusalem By H. Rider Haggard First Published 1901. CONTENTS PEARL-MAIDEN CHAPTER I -- THE PRISON AT CÆSAREA CHAPTER II -- THE VOICE OF A GOD CHAPTER III -- THE GRAIN STORE CHAPTER IV -- THE BIRTH OF MIRIAM CHAPTER V -- MIRIAM IS ENTHRONED CHAPTER VI -- CALEB CHAPTER VII -- MARCUS CHAPTER VIII -- MARCUS AND CALEB CHAPTER IX -- THE JUSTICE OF FLORUS CHAPTER X -- BENONI CHAPTER XI -- THE ESSENES LOSE THEIR QUEEN CHAPTER XII -- THE RING, THE NECKLACE AND THE LETTER CHAPTER XIII -- WOE, WOE TO JERUSALEM CHAPTER XIV -- THE ESSENES FIND THEIR QUEEN AGAIN CHAPTER XV -- WHAT PASSED IN THE TOWER CHAPTER XVI -- THE SANHEDRIM CHAPTER XVII -- THE SANHEDRIM CHAPTER XVIII -- THE DEATH-STRUGGLE OF ISRAEL CHAPTER XIX -- PEARL-MAIDEN CHAPTER XX -- THE MERCHANT DEMETRIUS CHAPTER XXI -- THE CAESARS AND PRINCE DOMITIAN CHAPTER XXII -- THE TRIUMPH CHAPTER XXIII -- THE SLAVE-RING CHAPTER XXIV -- MASTER AND SLAVE CHAPTER XXV -- THE REWARD OF SATURIUS CHAPTER XXVI -- THE JUDGMENT OF DOMITIAN CHAPTER XXVII -- THE BISHOP CYRIL CHAPTER XXVIII -- THE LAMP CHAPTER XXIX -- HOW MARCUS CHANGED HIS FAITH AYESHA THE RETURN OF SHE By H. Rider Haggard. 1905. CONTENTS AUTHOR’S NOTE INTRODUCTION AYESHA CHAPTER I -- THE DOUBLE SIGN CHAPTER II -- THE LAMASERY CHAPTER III -- THE BEACON LIGHT CHAPTER IV -- THE AVALANCHE CHAPTER V -- THE GLACIER CHAPTER VI -- IN THE GATE CHAPTER VII -- THE FIRST ORDEAL CHAPTER VIII -- THE DEATH-HOUNDS CHAPTER IX -- THE COURT OF KALOON CHAPTER X -- IN THE SHAMAN'S CHAMBER CHAPTER XI -- THE HUNT AND THE KILL CHAPTER XII -- THE MESSENGER CHAPTER XIII -- BENEATH THE SHADOWING WINGS CHAPTER XIV -- THE COURT OF DEATH CHAPTER XV -- THE SECOND ORDEAL CHAPTER XVI -- THE CHANGE CHAPTER XVII -- THE BETROTHAL CHAPTER XVIII -- THE THIRD ORDEAL CHAPTER XIX -- LEO AND THE LEOPARD CHAPTER XX -- AYESHA'S ALCHEMY CHAPTER XXI --THE PROPHECY OF ATENE CHAPTER XXII -- THE LOOSING OF THE POWERS CHAPTER XXIII -- THE YIELDING OF AYESHA CHAPTER XXIV -- THE PASSING OF AYESHA SHE AND ALLAN By H. Rider Haggard First Published 1921. CONTENTS NOTE BY THE LATE MR. ALLAN QUATERMAIN SHE AND ALLAN CHAPTER I -- THE TALISMAN CHAPTER II -- THE MESSENGERS CHAPTER III -- UMSLOPOGAAS OF THE AXE CHAPTER IV -- THE LION AND THE AXE CHAPTER V -- INEZ CHAPTER VI -- THE SEA-COW HUNT CHAPTER VII -- THE OATH CHAPTER VIII -- PURSUIT CHAPTER IX -- THE SWAMP CHAPTER X -- THE ATTACK CHAPTER XI -- THROUGH THE MOUNTAIN WALL CHAPTER XII -- THE WHITE WITCH CHAPTER XIII -- ALLAN HEARS A STRANGE TALE CHAPTER XIV -- ALLAN MISSES OPPORTUNITY CHAPTER XV -- ROBERTSON IS LOST CHAPTER XVI -- ALLAN'S VISION CHAPTER XVII -- THE MIDNIGHT BATTLE CHAPTER XVIII -- THE SLAYING OF REZU CHAPTER XIX -- THE SPELL CHAPTER XX -- THE SPELL CHAPTER XXI -- THE LESSON /a> CHAPTER XXII -- AYESHA'S FAREWELL CHAPTER XXIII -- WHAT UMSLOPOGAAS SAW CHAPTER XXIV -- UMSLOPOGAAS WEARS THE GREAT MEDICINE CHAPTER XXV -- ALLAN DELIVERS THE MESSAGE LYSBETH A Tale Of The Dutch By H. Rider Haggard First Published 1901. CONTENTS DEDICATION AUTHOR’S NOTE LYSBETH BOOK THE FIRST -- THE SOWING CHAPTER I -- THE WOLF AND THE BADGER CHAPTER II -- SHE WHO BUYS-PAYS CHAPTER III -- MONTALVO WINS A TRICK CHAPTER IV -- THREE WAKINGS CHAPTER V -- THE DREAM OF DIRK CHAPTER VI -- THE BETROTHAL OF LYSBETH CHAPTER VII -- HENDRIK BRANT HAS A VISITOR CHAPTER VIII -- THE MARE'S STABLE BOOK THE SECOND -- THE RIPENING CHAPTER IX -- ADRIAN, FOY, AND MARTIN THE RED CHAPTER X -- ADRIAN GOES OUT HAWKING CHAPTER XI -- ADRIAN RESCUES BEAUTY IN DISTRESS CHAPTER XII -- THE SUMMONS CHAPTER XIII -- MOTHER'S GIFTS ARE GOOD GIFTS CHAPTER XIV -- SWORD SILENCE RECEIVES THE SECRET CHAPTER XV -- SENOR RAMIRO CHAPTER XVI -- THE MASTER CHAPTER XVII -- BETROTHED CHAPTER XVIII -- FOY SEES A VISION CHAPTER XIX -- THE FRAY IN THE SHOT TOWER CHAPTER XX -- IN THE GEVANGENHUIS CHAPTER XXI -- HOW MARTIN TURNED COWARD CHAPTER XXII -- A MEETING AND A PARTING BOOK THE THIRD -- THE HARVESTING CHAPTER XXIII -- FATHER AND SON CHAPTER XXIV -- MARTHA PREACHES A SERMON AND TELLS A SECRET CHAPTER XXV -- THE RED MILL CHAPTER XXVI -- THE BRIDEGROOM AND THE BRIDE CHAPTER XXVII -- WHAT ELSA SAW IN THE MOONLIGHT CHAPTER XXVIII -- ATONEMENT CHAPTER XXIX -- CHAPTER XXX -- TWO SCENES DOCTOR THERNE By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS AUTHOR’S NOTE DOCTOR THERNE CHAPTER I -- THE DILIGENCE CHAPTER II -- THE HACIENDA CHAPTER III -- SIR JOHN BELL CHAPTER IV -- STEPHEN STRONG GOES BAIL CHAPTER V -- THE TRIAL CHAPTER VI -- THE GATE OF DARKNESS CHAPTER VII -- CROSSING THE RUBICON CHAPTER VIII -- BRAVO THE A.V.'S CHAPTER IX -- FORTUNE CHAPTER X -- JANE MEETS DR. MERCHISON CHAPTER XI -- THE COMING OF THE RED-HEADED MAN CHAPTER XII -- THE SHADOW OF PESTILENCE CHAPTER XIII -- HARVEST JESS By H. Rider Haggard First Published 1887. CONTENTS JESS CHAPTER I -- JOHN HAS AN ADVENTURE CHAPTER II -- HOW THE SISTERS CAME TO MOOIFONTEIN CHAPTER III -- MR. FRANK MULLER CHAPTER IV -- BESSIE IS ASKED IN MARRIAGE CHAPTER V -- DREAMS ARE FOOLISHNESS CHAPTER VI -- THE STORM BREAKS CHAPTER VII -- LOVE'S YOUNG DREAM CHAPTER VIII -- JESS GOES TO PRETORIA CHAPTER IX -- JANTJE'S STORY CHAPTER X -- JOHN HAS AN ESCAPE CHAPTER XI -- ON THE BRINK CHAPTER XII -- OVER IT CHAPTER XIII -- FRANK MULLER SHOWS HIS HAND CHAPTER XIV -- JOHN TO THE RESCUE CHAPTER XV -- A ROUGH JOURNEY CHAPTER XVI -- PRETORIA CHAPTER XVII -- THE TWELFTH OF FEBRUARY CHAPTER XVIII -- AND AFTER CHAPTER XIX -- HANS COETZEE COMES TO PRETORIA CHAPTER XX -- THE GREAT MAN CHAPTER XXI -- JESS GETS A PASS CHAPTER XXII -- ON THE ROAD CHAPTER XXIII -- IN THE DRIFT OF THE VAAL CHAPTER XXIV -- THE SHADOW OF DEATH CHAPTER XXV -- MEANWHILE CHAPTER XXVI -- FRANK MULLER'S FAMILIAR CHAPTER XXVII -- SILAS IS CONVINCED CHAPTER XXVIII -- BESSIE IS PUT TO THE QUESTION CHAPTER XXIX -- CONDEMNED TO DEATH CHAPTER XXX -- "WE MUST PART, JOHN" CHAPTER XXXI -- JESS FINDS A FRIEND CHAPTER XXXII -- HE SHALL DIE CHAPTER XXXIII -- VENGEANCE CHAPTER XXXIV -- TANTA COETZEE TO THE RESCUE CHAPTER XXXV -- THE CONCLUSION OF THE MATTER STELLA FREGELIUS A TALE OF THREE DESTINIES By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS DEDICATION AUTHOR’S NOTE STELLA FREGELIUS CHAPTER I -- MORRIS, MARY, AND THE AEROPHONE CHAPTER II -- THE COLONEL AND SOME REFLECTIONS CHAPTER III -- "POOR PORSON" CHAPTER IV -- MARY PREACHES AND THE COLONEL PREVAILS CHAPTER V -- A PROPOSAL AND A PROMISE CHAPTER VI -- THE GOOD OLD DAYS CHAPTER VII -- BEAULIEU CHAPTER VIII -- THE SUNK ROCKS AND THE SINGER CHAPTER IX -- MISS FREGELIUS CHAPTER X -- DAWN AND THE LAND CHAPTER XI -- A MORNING SERVICE CHAPTER XII -- MR. LAYARD'S WOOING CHAPTER XIII -- TWO QUESTIONS, AND THE ANSWER CHAPTER XIV -- THE RETURN OF THE COLONEL CHAPTER XV -- THREE INTERVIEWS CHAPTER XVI -- A MARRIAGE AND AFTER CHAPTER XVII -- THE RETURN OF MARY CHAPTER XVIII --TWO EXPLANATIONS CHAPTER XIX -- MORRIS, THE MARRIED MAN CHAPTER XX -- STELLA'S DIARY CHAPTER XXI -- THE END OF STELLA'S DIARY CHAPTER XXII -- THE EVIL GATE CHAPTER XXIII -- STELLA COMES CHAPTER XXIV -- DREAMS AND THE SLEEP SMITH AND THE PHARAOHS AND OTHER TALES By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS SMITH AND THE PHARAOHS MAGEPA THE BUCK THE BLUE CURTAINS LITTLE FLOWER ONLY A DREAM BARBARA WHO CAME BACK CHAPTER I -- THE RECTORY BLIND CHAPTER II -- THE NEW YEAR FEAST CHAPTER III -- AUNT MARIA CHAPTER IV -- A YEAR LATER CHAPTER V -- WEDDED CHAPTER VI -- PARTED CHAPTER VII -- BARBARA'S SIN CHAPTER VIII -- THE ATONEMENT THE PEOPLE OF THE MIST By H. Rider Haggard First Published 1894. CONTENTS AUTHOR’S NOTE THE PEOPLE OF THE MIST CHAPTER I -- THE SINS OF THE FATHER ARE VISITED ON THE CHILDREN CHAPTER II -- THE SWEARING OF THE OATH CHAPTER III -- AFTER SEVEN YEARS CHAPTER IV -- THE LAST VIGIL CHAPTER V -- OTTER GIVES COUNSEL CHAPTER VI -- THE TALE OF SOA CHAPTER VII -- LEONARD SWEARS ON THE BLOOD OF ACA CHAPTER VIII -- THE START CHAPTER IX -- THE YELLOW DEVIL'S NEST CHAPTER X -- LEONARD MAKES A PLAN CHAPTER XI -- THAT HERO OTTER CHAPTER XII -- A CHOICE LOT CHAPTER XIII -- A MIDNIGHT MARRIAGE CHAPTER XIV -- VENGEANCE CHAPTER XV -- DISILLUSION CHAPTER XVI -- MISUNDERSTANDINGS CHAPTER XVII -- THE DEATH OF MAVOOM CHAPTER XVIII -- SOA SHOWS HER TEETH CHAPTER XIX -- SOA SHOWS HER TEETH CHAPTER XX -- THE COMING OF ACA CHAPTER XXI -- THE FOLLY OF OTTER CHAPTER XXII -- THE TEMPLE OF JAL CHAPTER XXIII -- HOW JUANNA CONQUERED NAM CHAPTER XXIV -- OLFAN TELLS OF THE RUBIES CHAPTER XXV -- THE SACRIFICE AFTER THE NEW ORDER CHAPTER XXVI -- THE LAST OF THE SETTLEMENT MEN CHAPTER XXVII -- FATHER AND DAUGHTER CHAPTER XXVIII -- JUANNA PREVARICATES CHAPTER XXIX -- THE TRIAL OF THE GODS CHAPTER XXX -- FRANCISCO'S EXPIATION CHAPTER XXXI -- THE WHITE DAWN CHAPTER XXXII -- HOW OTTER FOUGHT THE WATER DWELLER CHAPTER XXXIII -- TRAPPED CHAPTER XXXIV -- NAM'S LAST ARGUMENT CHAPTER XXXV -- BE NOBLE OR BE BASE CHAPTER XXXVI -- HOW OTTER CAME BACK CHAPTER XXXVII -- "I AM REPAID, QUEEN" CHAPTER XXXVIII -- THE TRIUMPH OF NAM CHAPTER XXXIX -- THE PASSING OF THE BRIDGE CHAPTER XL -- OTTER'S FAREWELL THE GHOST KINGS By H. Rider Haggard First published July 1908. CONTENTS EXPANDED CONTENTS EXTRACT FROM LETTER HEADED “THE KING’S KRAAL, ZULULAND, 12TH MAY, 1855.” CHAPTER I -- THE GIRL CHAPTER II -- THE BOY CHAPTER III -- GOOD-BYE CHAPTER IV -- ISHMAEL CHAPTER V -- NOIE CHAPTER VI -- THE CASTING OF THE LOTS CHAPTER VII -- THE MESSAGE OF THE KING CHAPTER VIII -- MR. DOVE VISITS ISHMAEL CHAPTER IX -- THE TAKING OF NOIE CHAPTER X -- THE OMEN OF THE STAR CHAPTER XI -- ISHMAEL VISITS THE INKOSAZANA CHAPTER XII -- RACHEL SEES A VISION CHAPTER XIII -- RICHARD COMES CHAPTER XIV -- WHAT CHANCED AT RAMAH CHAPTER XV -- RACHEL COMES HOME CHAPTER XVI -- THE THREE DAYS CHAPTER XVII -- RACHEL LOSES HER SPIRIT CHAPTER XVIII -- THE CURSE OF THE INKOSAZANA CHAPTER XIX -- RACHEL FINDS HER SPIRIT CHAPTER XX -- THE MOTHER OF THE TREES CHAPTER XXI -- THE CITY OF THE DEAD CHAPTER XXII -- IN THE SANCTUARY CHAPTER XXIII -- THE DREAM IN THE NORTH CHAPTER XXIV -- THE END AND THE BEGINNING CETYWAYO AND HIS WHITE NEIGHBOURS OR, REMARKS ON RECENT EVENTS IN ZULULAND, NATAL, AND THE TRANSVAAL. First Published 1882. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION CETYWAYO AND HIS WHITE NEIGHBOURS CETYWAYO AND THE ZULU SETTLEMENT NATAL AND RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT THE TRANSVAAL CHAPTER I -- ITS INHABITANTS, LAWS, AND CUSTOMS CHAPTER II -- EVENTS PRECEDING THE ANNEXATION CHAPTER III -- THE ANNEXATION CHAPTER IV -- THE TRANSVAAL UNDER BRITISH RULE CHAPTER V -- THE BOER REBELLION CHAPTER VI -- THE RETROCESSION OF THE TRANSVAAL APPENDIX FAIR MARGARET By H. Rider Haggard WITH 15 ILLUSTRATIONS BY J. R. SKELTON 1907 CONTENTS CHAPTER I -- HOW PETER MET THE SPANIARD CHAPTER II -- JOHN CASTELL CHAPTER III -- PETER GATHERS VIOLETS CHAPTER IV -- LOVERS DEAR CHAPTER V -- CASTELL'S SECRET CHAPTER VI -- FAREWELL CHAPTER VII -- NEWS FROM SPAIN CHAPTER VIII -- D'AGUILAR SPEAKS CHAPTER IX -- THE SNARE CHAPTER X -- THE CHASE CHAPTER XI -- THE MEETING ON THE SEA CHAPTER XII -- FATHER HENRIQUES CHAPTER XIII -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE INN CHAPTER XIV -- INEZ AND HER GARDEN CHAPTER XV -- PETER PLAYS A PART CHAPTER XVI -- BETTY SHOWS HER TEETH CHAPTER XVII -- THE PLOT CHAPTER XVIII -- THE HOLY HERMANDAD CHAPTER XIX -- BETTY PAYS HER DEBTS CHAPTER XX -- ISABELLA OF SPAIN CHAPTER XXI -- BETTY STATES HER CASE CHAPTER XXII -- THE DOOM OF JOHN CASTELL CHAPTER XXIII -- FATHER HENRIQUES AND THE BAKER'S OVEN CHAPTER XXIV -- THE FALCON STOOPS CHAPTER XXV -- HOW THE MARGARET WON OUT TO SEA ENVOI DAWN By H. Rider Haggard 1884 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 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 XXXVII CHAPTER XXXVIII CHAPTER XXXIX CHAPTER XL CHAPTER XLI CHAPTER XLII CHAPTER XLIII CHAPTER XLIV CHAPTER XLV CHAPTER XLVI CHAPTER XLVII CHAPTER XLVIII CHAPTER XLIX CHAPTER L CHAPTER LI CHAPTER LII CHAPTER LIII CHAPTER LIV CHAPTER LV CHAPTER LVI CHAPTER LVII CHAPTER LVIII CHAPTER LIX CHAPTER LX CHAPTER LXI CHAPTER LXII CHAPTER LXIII CHAPTER LXIV CHAPTER LXV CHAPTER LXVI CHAPTER LXVII CHAPTER LXVIII CHAPTER LXIX CHAPTER LXX CHAPTER LXXI CHAPTER LXXII CHAPTER LXXIII CHAPTER LXXIV CHAPTER LXXV CHAPTER LXXVI COLONEL QUARITCH, V.C. A Tale Of Country Life By H. Rider Haggard First Published 1888. CONTENTS COLONEL QUARITCH, V.C. CHAPTER I. — HAROLD QUARITCH MEDITATES CHAPTER II. — THE COLONEL MEETS THE SQUIRE CHAPTER III. — THE TALE OF SIR JAMES DE LA MOLLE CHAPTER IV. — THE END OF THE TALE CHAPTER V. — THE SQUIRE EXPLAINS THE POSITION CHAPTER VI. — LAWYER QUEST CHAPTER VII. — EDWARD COSSEY, ESQUIRE CHAPTER VIII. — MR. QUEST’S WIFE CHAPTER IX. — THE SHADOW OF RUIN CHAPTER X. — THE TENNIS PARTY CHAPTER XI. — IDA’S BARGAIN CHAPTER XII. — GEORGE PROPHESIES CHAPTER XIII. — ABOUT ART CHAPTER XIV. — THE TIGER SHOWS HER CLAWS CHAPTER XV. — THE HAPPY DAYS CHAPTER XVI. — THE HOUSE WITH THE RED PILLARS CHAPTER XVII. — THE TIGRESS IN HER DEN CHAPTER XVIII. — “WHAT SOME HAVE FOUND SO SWEET” CHAPTER XIX. — IN PAWN CHAPTER XX. — “GOOD-BYE TO YOU, EDWARD” CHAPTER XXI. — THE COLONEL GOES OUT SHOOTING CHAPTER XXII. — THE END OF THE MATCH CHAPTER XXIII. — THE BLOW FALLS CHAPTER XXIV. — “GOOD-BYE, MY DEAR, GOOD-BYE!” CHAPTER XXV. — THE SQUIRE GIVES HIS CONSENT CHAPTER XXVI. — BELLE PAYS A VISIT CHAPTER XXVII. — MR. QUEST HAS HIS INNINGS CHAPTER XXVIII. — HOW GEORGE TREATED JOHNNIE CHAPTER XXIX. — EDWARD COSSEY MEETS WITH AN ACCIDENT CHAPTER XXX. — HAROLD TAKES THE NEWS CHAPTER XXXI. — IDA RECANTS CHAPTER XXXII. — GEORGE PROPHESIES AGAIN CHAPTER XXXIII. — THE SQUIRE SPEAKS HIS MIND CHAPTER XXXIV. — GEORGE’S DIPLOMATIC ERRAND CHAPTER XXXV. — THE SWORD OF DAMOCLES CHAPTER XXXVI. — HOW THE GAME ENDED CHAPTER XXXVII. — SISTER AGNES CHAPTER XXXVIII. — COLONEL QUARITCH EXPRESSES HIS VIEWS CHAPTER XXXIX. — THE COLONEL GOES TO SLEEP CHAPTER XL. — BUT NOT TO BED CHAPTER XLI. — HOW THE NIGHT WENT CHAPTER XLII. — IDA GOES TO MEET HER FATE CHAPTER XLIII. — GEORGE IS SEEN TO LAUGH CHAPTER XLIV. — CHRISTMAS CHIMES CONCLUSION MR. MEESON’S WILL By H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS CHAPTER I. — AUGUSTA AND HER PUBLISHER. CHAPTER II. — HOW EUSTACE WAS DISINHERITED. CHAPTER III. — AUGUSTA’S LITTLE SISTER. CHAPTER IV. — AUGUSTA’S DECISION. CHAPTER V. — THE R.M.S. KANGAROO. CHAPTER VI. — MR. TOMBEY GOES FORWARD. CHAPTER VII. — THE CATASTROPHE. CHAPTER VIII. — KERGUELEN LAND. CHAPTER IX. — AUGUSTA TO THE RESCUE. CHAPTER X. — THE LAST OF MR. MEESON. CHAPTER XI. — RESCUED. CHAPTER XII. — SOUTHAMPTON QUAY. CHAPTER XIII. — EUSTACE BUYS A PAPER. CHAPTER XIV. — AT HANOVER-SQUARE. CHAPTER XV. — EUSTACE CONSULTS A LAWYER. CHAPTER XVI. — SHORT ON LEGAL ETIQUETTE. CHAPTER XVII. — HOW AUGUSTA WAS FILED. CHAPTER XVIII. — AUGUSTA FLIES. CHAPTER XIX. — MEESON V. ADDISON AND ANOTHER. CHAPTER XX. — JAMES BREAKS DOWN. CHAPTER XXI. — GRANT AS PRAYED. CHAPTER XXII. — ST. GEORGE’S, HANOVER-SQUARE. CHAPTER XXIII. — MEESON’S ONCE AGAIN. THE LAST BOER WAR H. Rider Haggard CONTENTS. PAGES Author's Note v CHAPTER I. Its Inhabitants, Laws, and Customs. Invasion by Mosilikatze?—?Arrival of the emigrant Boers?—?Establishment of the South African Republic?—?The Sand River Convention?—?Growth of the territory of the republic?—?The native tribes surrounding it?—? Capabilities of the country?—?Its climate?—?Its inhabitants?—?The Boers ?—?Their peculiarities and mode of life?—?Their abhorrence of settled government and payment of taxes?—?The Dutch patriotic party?—?Form of government previous to the annexation?—?Courts of law?—?The commando system?—?Revenue arrangements?—?Native races in the Transvaal 1-22 CHAPTER II. Events Preceding the Annexation. Mr. Burgers elected president?—?His character and aspirations?—?His pension from the English Government?—?His visit to England?—?The railway loan?—?Relations of the republic with native tribes?—?The pass laws?—?Its quarrel with Cetywayo?—?Confiscation of native territory in the Keate Award?—?Treaty with the Swazi king?—?The Secocœni war?—?Capture of Johannes' stronghold by the Swazi allies?—?Attack on Secocœni's mountain?—?Defeat and dispersion of the Boers?—?Elation of the natives?—?Von Schlickmann's volunteers?—? Cruelties perpetrated?—?Abel Erasmus?—?Treatment of natives by Boers ?—?Public meeting at Potchefstroom in 1868?—?The slavery question?—? Some evidence on the subject?—?Pecuniary position of the Transvaal prior to the annexation?—?Internal troubles?—?Divisions amongst the Boers?—?Hopeless condition of the country 23-49 CHAPTER III. The Annexation. Anxiety of Lord Carnarvon?—?Despatch of Sir T. Shepstone as Special Commissioner to the Transvaal?—?Sir T. Shepstone, his great experience and ability?—?His progress to Pretoria, and reception there?—?Feelings excited by the arrival of the mission?—?The annexation not a foregone conclusion?—?Charge brought against Sir T. Shepstone of having called up the Zulu army to sweep the Transvaal?—?Its complete falsehood?—?Cetywayo's message to Sir T. Shepstone?—?Evidence on the matter summed up?—?General desire of the natives for English rule?—?Habitual disregard of their interests?—?Assembly of the Volksraad?—?Rejection of Lord Carnarvon's Confederation Bill and of President Burgers' new constitution?—?President Burgers' speeches to the Raad?—?His posthumous statement?—?Communication to the Raad of Sir T. Shepstone's intention to annex the country?—?Despatch of Commission to inquire into the alleged peace with Secocœni?—?Its fraudulent character discovered?—?Progress of affairs in the Transvaal?—?Paul Kruger and his party?—?Restlessness of natives?—?Arrangements for the annexation?—?The annexation proclamation 50-86 CHAPTER IV. The Transvaal under British Rule. Reception of the annexation?—?Major Clarke and the Volunteers?—?Effect of the annexation on credit and commerce?—?Hoisting of the Union Jack?—?Ratification of the annexation by Parliament?—?Messrs. Kruger and Jorissen's mission to England?—?Agitation against the annexation in the Cape Colony?—?Sir T. Shepstone's tour?—?Causes of the growth of discontent among the Boers?—?Return of Messrs. Jorissen and Kruger ?—?The Government dispenses with their services?—?Despatch of a second deputation to England?—?Outbreak of war with Secocœni?—?Major Clarke, R.A.?—?The Gunn of Gunn plot?—?Mission of Captain Paterson and Mr. Sergeaunt to Matabeleland?—?Its melancholy termination?—?The Isandhlwana disaster?—?Departure of Sir T. Shepstone for England?—?Another Boer meeting?—?The Pretoria Horse?—?Advance of the Boers on Pretoria?—? Arrival of Sir B. Frere at Pretoria and dispersion of the Boers?—? Arrival of Sir Garnet Wolseley?—?His proclamation?—?The Secocœni expedition?—?Proceedings of the Boers?—?Mr. Pretorius?—?Mr. Gladstone's Mid-Lothian speeches, their effect?—?Sir G. Wolseley's speech at Pretoria, its good results?—?Influx of Englishmen and cessation of agitation?—?Financial position of the country after three years of British rule?—?Letter of the Boer leaders to Mr. Courtney 87-119 CHAPTER V. The Boer Rebellion. Accession of Mr. Gladstone to power?—?His letters to the Boer leader and the loyals?—?His refusal to rescind the annexation?—?The Boers encouraged by prominent members of the Radical party?—?The Bezeidenhout incident?—?Despatch of troops to Potchefstroom?—?Mass meeting of the 8th December 1880?—?Appointment of the Triumvirate and declaration of the republic?—?Despatch of Boer proclamation to Sir O. Lanyon?—?His reply?—?Outbreak of hostilities at Potchefstroom ?—?Defence of the court-house by Major Clarke?—?The massacre of the detachment of the 94th under Colonel Anstruther?—?Dr. Ward?—?The Boer rejoicings?—?The Transvaal placed under martial law?—?Abandonment of their homes by the people of Pretoria?—?Sir Owen Lanyon's admirable defence organisation?—?Second proclamation issued by the Boers?—?Its complete falsehood?—?Life at Pretoria during the siege?—?Murders of natives by the Boers?—?Loyal conduct of the native chiefs?—?Difficulty of preventing them from attacking the Boers?—?Occupation of Lang's Nek by the Boers?—?Sir George Colley's departure to Newcastle?—?The condition of that town?—?The attack on Lang's Nek?—?Its desperate nature?—?Effect of victory on the Boers?—?The battle at the Ingogo?—? Our defeat?—?Sufferings of the wounded?—?Major Essex?—?Advance of the Boers into Natal?—?Constant alarms?—?Expected attack on Newcastle?—? Its unorganised and indefensible condition?—?Arrival of the reinforcements and retreat of the Boers to the Nek?—?Despatch of General Wood to bring up more reinforcements?—?Majuba Hill?—?Our disaster, and death of Sir George Colley?—?Cause of our defeat?—?A Boer version of the disaster?—?Sir George Colley's tactics 120-155 CHAPTER VI. The Retrocession of the Transvaal. The Queen's Speech?—?President Brand and Lord Kimberley?—?Sir Henry de Villiers?—?Sir George Colley's plan?—?Paul Kruger's offer?—?Sir George Colley's remonstrance?—?Complimentary telegrams?—?Effect of Majuba on the Boers and English Government?—?Collapse of the Government?—?Reasons of the surrender?—?Professional sentimentalists ?—?The Transvaal Independence Committee?—?Conclusion of the armistice ?—?The preliminary peace?—?Reception of the news in Natal?—?Newcastle after the declaration of peace?—?Exodus of the loyal inhabitants of the Transvaal?—?The value of property in Pretoria?—?The Transvaal officials dismissed?—?The Royal Commission?—?Mode of trial of persons accused of atrocities?—?Decision of the Commission and its results ?—?The severance of territory question?—?Arguments pro and con?—?Opinion of Sir E. Wood?—?Humility of the Commissioners and its cause?—?Their decision on the Keate Award question?—?The Montsioa difficulty?—?The compensation and financial clauses of the report of the Commission?—?The duties of the British Resident?—?Sir E. Wood's dissent from the report of the Commission?—?Signing of the Convention?—?Burial of the Union Jack?—?The native side of the question?—?Interview between the Commissioners and the native chiefs?—?Their opinion of the surrender?—?Objections of the Boer Volksraad to the Convention?—?Mr. Gladstone temporises?—?The ratification?—?Its insolent tone?—?Mr. Hudson, the British Resident ?—?The Boer festival?—?The results of the Convention?—?The larger issue of the matter?—?Its effect on the Transvaal?—?Its moral aspects?—?Its effect on the native mind 156-202 CHAPTER VII. Extract from Introduction to new edition of 1888 203 APPENDIX. I. The Potchefstroom Atrocities, &c. 231 II. 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