The Crimson Sign
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CHAPTER I. OF WHAT BEFELL ON THE ROAD TO ENNISKILLEN
CHAPTER II. OF THE ENTERTAINMENT THEY HAD AT THE INN
CHAPTER III. OF THE WAY MY LORD GALMOY SAT IN JUDGMENT
CHAPTER IV. OF HOW THE VICOMTE PAID HIS DEBT
CHAPTER V. OF A MAN′S MEMORY
CHAPTER VI. OF HOW THE HEROINE COMES UPON THE STAGE
CHAPTER VII. OF THE RESCUE FROM GREAT PERIL
CHAPTER VIII. OF THE RETURN TO THE CITY
CHAPTER IX. OF HOW CAPTAIN MACPHERSON FULFILLED HIS TRUST
CHAPTER X. OF THE STAND IN THE TRENCHES
CHAPTER XI. OF A SERIOUS COMMUNICATION
CHAPTER XII. OF A WARM MORNING′S WORK
CHAPTER XIII. OF A STRATAGEM OF WAR
CHAPTER XIV. OF A GAME OF CHANCE
CHAPTER XV. OF HOW THE VICOMTE WAS BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE
CHAPTER XVI. OF A DEED OF TREACHERY
CHAPTER XVII. OF A GREAT ADVENTURE
CHAPTER XVIII. OF HOW GERVASE REACHED THE SHIPS
CHAPTER XIX. OF A STORMY INTERVIEW
CHAPTER XX. OF HOW THE GREAT DELIVERANCE WAS WROUGHT
CHAPTER XXI. OF HOW THE VICOMTE MADE HIS GREAT RENUNCIATION
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CHAPTER XVIII. OF HOW GERVASE REACHED THE SHIPS

The coble was a poor sea boat and very heavy for its size. The piece of timber that Gervase used was a wretched substitute for an oar, and while the tide carried him rapidly down he could see that he made little progress towards the ships. If he should drift past them it was impossible that he could ever make his way against the current, and he mus

             
            

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