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The Castle by the Sea

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The Castle by the Sea (1909)
by H. B. Marriott Watson, illustrated by Herman Pfeifer
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Edition: New York, A. L. Burt Co, 1909

The owner of the castle, Sir Gilbert Norray, conceives the brilliant idea of residing secretly in the neighbourhood and even in the castle itself, in order to avoid his duns. This naturally perplexes the tenant, who has come down from London to finish a book [but finds] other matters to study, including the heart of a charming young lady named Perdita.... Those who take up this novel will find that it contains a brisk, entertaining modern narrative, with rumours of a ghost and a burglar, a kidnapping, and a love-plot. —From the review by The Bookman (UK) 1909 Oct. [Full review on the Discussion page]

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THE CASTLE
BY THE SEA


H•B•MARRIOTT WATSON

Toosey hailed it, and was answered back

[See page 231]Frontispiece

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THE CASTLE BY
THE SEA

By H. B. MARRIOTT WATSON

Author of "Hurricane Island," The Privateers," etc.

With Illustrations
By HERRMAN PFEIFER

A. L. BURT COMPANY

Publishers New York

Copyright, 1909,
By H. B. Marriott Watson.

All rights reserved

Published September, 1909

To
J. B. PINKER

WITH THE MEMORIES OF EIGHTEEN YEARS'
FRIENDSHIP

FROM
H. B. MARRIOTT WATSON


CONTENTS

  1. ChapterPage
  2. I. The Book in the Gallery 1
  3. II. Perdita 17
  4. III. The Death Watch 35
  5. IV. The Goddess in the Car 47
  6. V. The Council of Perfection 61
  7. VI. To be Sung on the Waters 82
  8. VII. The Alarm 95
  9. VIII. On the Trail 110
  10. IX. Entrance of a Man of the World 128
  11. X. The Butcher Boy 141
  12. XI. In My Lady's Chamber 162
  13. XII. The Leaguer 164
  14. XIII. The Window Seat 178
  15. XIV. Andromeda and the Dragon 193
  16. XV. The Empty Boat 209
  17. XVI. "In A Deep Sea like Death" 222
  18. XVII. The Havana Cigar 233
  19. XVIII. The Secret of the Caves 245
  20. XIX. The Labyrinth 259
  21. XX. The Tide 273
  22. XXI. Love in Death 283
  23. XXII. The Cipher 301

 

This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.

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