Beatrix of
Beatrix of Clare
作者：Scott, John Reed, 1869-1942; Underwood, Clarence F., 1871-1929 [Illustrator]
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共 97 题- Produced by Al Haines
- BEATRIX OF CLARE
- BY
- JOHN REED SCOTT
- AUTHOR OF "THE COLONEL OF THE RED HUZZARS"
- WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY
- CLARENCE F. UNDERWOOD
- GROSSET & DUNLAP
- PUBLISHERS ------- NEW YORK
- Copyright, 1907, by John Reed Scott
- Published May, 1907
- CONTENTS
- CHAPTER
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- Cover Art
- The Countess raised her hand and pointed at him . . . _Frontispiece_
- BEATRIX OF CLARE
- RUDDY TRESSES AND GREY EYES
- She smiled kindly. "On the contrary, I would deem you very wise."
- II
- RICHARD OF GLOUCESTER
- De Lacy bowed low, saying simply, "I have forgotten."
- III
- THE VOICE ON THE RAMPARTS
- Lord Darby forced a smile. "Not exactly; I volunteered to go for you."
- IV
- TRAILING CHAINS
- De Lacy arose. "No, but maybe I have found them since."
- Dacre smiled--"I would rather share the bet than take it."
- THE CAPTURED FAVOR
- She nodded. "And but lately returned from an expedition into Navarre."
- De Lacy shook his head. "I cannot guess."
- She flashed a smile at him. "And may do the same again."
- VI
- A WAYSIDE SKIRMISH
- De Lacy laughed. "Never fear--I shall be there--Deo volente."
- VII
- A FAVOR LOST
- De Lacy nodded. "Indeed, yes--unless I am untowardly prevented."
- VIII
- THE INN OF NORTHAMPTON
- IX
- THE ARREST
- THE LADY MARY CHANGES BADGES
- She laughed merrily. "One might think I were jealous of the Countess?"
- He laughed. "And which does the Lady Mary Percy call it?"
- She smiled. "Because only stupidity can lose."
- De Lacy nodded. "Doubtless--but what?"
- XI
- ON CHAPEL GREEN
- Hastings smiled sadly. "I shall not detain you long. Lead on, my man."
- XII
- THE KING'S WORD
- XIII
- AT ROYAL WINDSOR
- She nodded. "For a little way."
- XIV
- THE QUEEN OF ARCHERY
- XV
- THE FROWN OF FATE
- De Lacy bowed. "I do, and with profound satisfaction."
- XVI
- THE FLAT-NOSE REAPPEARS
- The King laughed. "I believe you would rather be Duchess than Queen."
- Aymer shook his head. "We killed all of them but one."
- A pause, and then--"No."
- Another pause; then--"No."
- XVII
- IN PURSUIT
- Darby gave him a quick, searching look. "It is a very meagre report."
- De Lacy shrugged his shoulders. "Small comfort would I give him, then."
- XVIII
- THE HOUSE IN SHEFFIELD
- Dauvrey scratched his head. "I am sure I never saw him before."
- XIX
- BACK TO THE KING
- The landlord stopped him. "It will be too late, sir. They have gone."
- Aymer bowed. "It is Lord Darby."
- XX
- IN ABEYANCE
- XXI
- BUCKINGHAM'S REVENGE
- XXII
- THE KNIGHT AND THE ABBOT
- De Lacy shook his head. "He is with the army."
- XXIII
- THREE CHEVRONS GULES
- XXIV
- Sir John smiled. "Have you found the wings the warder recommended?"
- XXV
- A PAGE FROM THE PAST
- XXVI
- THE JUDGMENT OF THE KING
- Richard looked at him fixedly. "You are overbold, sirrah!"
- Then the King spoke: "We will hear you now, Lord Darby."
- He looked at her doubtfully. . . "And when do they begin?"
- THE END