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Title
A Gentleman's Gentleman
Author
Max Pemberton
Year
1896
Publisher
Harper & brothers
Location
New York
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djvu
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CONTENTS
I.
THE FRIENDSHIP OF LILIAN MORE
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1
II.
A HOUSE OF GLOOM IN CHELSEA
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12
III.
THE MESSAGE
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20
IV.
OUT OF THE NIGHT
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25
V.
THE JUSTIFICATION OF RODERICK CONNOLEY
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33
VI.
WE MAKE READY THE WEDDING GARMENT
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57
VII.
OLD BARKER SHOWS HIS BOOKS
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70
VIII.
THE BEST MAN LOSES
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76
IX.
WE OPEN THE GOLDEN EGG
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90
X.
THE EGG IS BROKEN
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100
XI.
MICHEL GREY IS MISSING
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118
XII.
AT THE MAISON D'OR
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133
XIII.
THE GREAT WHITE DIAMOND
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150
XIV.
LOBMEYR APOLOGIZES
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171
XV.
QUEEN AND KNAVE
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182
XVI.
AT THE PAVILION IN THE WOOD
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193
XVII.
THE REHEARSAL
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200
XVIII.
I LEAVE MY MASTER
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213
XIX.
SIR NICOLAS PLAYS A PART
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226
XX.
THE HONOR OF COUNT FÉDOR
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233
XXI.
I GO TO AMERICA
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244
