Carnac's Folly, Complete
img img Carnac's Folly, Complete img Chapter 28 A WOMAN WRITES A LETTER
28
Chapter 1 IN THE DAYS OF CHILDHOOD
Chapter 2 ELEVEN YEARS PASS
Chapter 3 CARNAC'S RETURN
Chapter 4 THE HOUSE ON THE HILL
Chapter 5 CARNAC AS MANAGER
Chapter 6 LUKE TARBOE HAS AN OFFER
Chapter 7 "AT OUR PRICE "
Chapter 8 JOHN GRIER MAKES ANOTHER OFFER
Chapter 9 THE PUZZLE
Chapter 10 DENZIL TELLS HIS STORY
Chapter 11 CARNAC'S TALK WITH HIS MOTHER
Chapter 12 CARNAC SAYS GOOD-BYE
Chapter 13 CARNAC'S RETURN No.13
Chapter 14 THE HOUSE OF THE THREE TREES
Chapter 15 CARNAC AND JUNIA
Chapter 16 JOHN GRIER MAKES A JOURNEY
Chapter 17 THE READING OF THE WILL
Chapter 18 A GREAT DECISION
Chapter 19 CARNAC BECOMES A CANDIDATE
Chapter 20 JUNIA AND TARBOE HEAR THE NEWS
Chapter 21 THE SECRET MEETING
Chapter 22 POINT TO POINT
Chapter 23 THE MAN WHO WOULD NOT
Chapter 24 THE BLUE PAPER
Chapter 25 DENZIL TAKES A HAND IN THE GAME
Chapter 26 THE CHALLENGE
Chapter 27 EXIT
Chapter 28 A WOMAN WRITES A LETTER
Chapter 29 CARNAC AND HIS MOTHER
Chapter 30 TARBOE HAS A DREAM
Chapter 31 THIS WAY HOME
Chapter 32 "HALVES, PARDNER, HALVES"
img
  /  1
img

Chapter 28 A WOMAN WRITES A LETTER

The whole country rang with the defeat and death of Barode Barouche, and the triumph of the disinherited son of John Grier. Newspapers drew differing lessons from the event, but all admitted that Carnac, as a great fighter, was entitled to success. The Press were friendly to the memory of Barode Barouche, and some unduly praised his work, and only

            
            

you_might_like

Between the Lines.

Literature
5.0

The 2010 CIA World Factbook

Literature
5.0

The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson

Literature
5.0

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court

Literature
5.0

The Motor Girls

Literature
5.0

The Moorland Cottage

Literature
5.0

COPYRIGHT(©) 2022