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The Wild Geese

The Wild Geese

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THE WILD GEESE

Decoration


BY

STANLEY J. WEYMAN



LONDON: SMITH, ELDER & CO.
(For the United Kingdom)
IN CONJUNCTION WITH CASSELL AND CO., LTD.; HODDER AND
STOUGHTON; METHUEN AND CO., WARD, LOCK AND CO., AND
LONGMANS GREEN & CO.
(For the British Possessions and Foreign Countries)
1911


1908 July 1st Edition
" Aug. 2nd Impression
" Oct. 3rd Impression
1910 July 4th Impression
" Nov. 5th Impression
1911 Mar. 6d. Edition
" Oct. 6th (Author's Complete Edition)



CONTENTS

CHAPTER   PAGE
I. On Board the "Cormorant" Sloop 1
II. Morristown 15
III. A Scion of Kings 27
IV. "Stop Thief!" 42
V. The Mess-room at Tralee 57
VI. The Maître d'Armes 72
VII. Bargaining 90
VIII. An After-dinner Game 103
IX. Early Risers 119
X. A Council of War 136
XI. A Message for the Young Master 154
XII. The Sea Mist 171
XIII. A Slip 187
XIV. The Colonel's Terms 202
XV. Femina Furens 218
XVI. The Marplot 235
XVII. The Limit 251
XVIII. A Counterplot 268
XIX. Peine Forte et Dure 285
XX. An Unwelcome Visitor 301
XXI. The Key 320
XXII. The Scene in the Passage 336
XXIII. Behind the Yews 350
XXIV. The Pitcher at the Well 368
XXV. Peace 378

 

CHAPTER

ON BOARD THE "CORMORANT" SLOOP

Midway in that period of Ireland's history during which, according to historians, the distressful country had none—to be more precise, on a spring morning early in the eighteenth century, and the reign of George the First, a sloop of about seventy tons burthen was beating up Dingle Bay, in the teeth of a stiff easterly

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