Rescuing the
Rescuing the Czar: Two authentic diaries arranged and translated
作者：Smythe, James P.
体例：题 章数：95
字数：279,128 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 95 题- RESCUING THE CZAR
- Two authentic Diaries arranged and translated
- THIRD EDITION
- PART ONE
- RESCUING THE CZAR
- FOREWORD
- RESCUING THE CZAR
- FROM SPLENDOR TO GLOOM
- II
- WHAT MAY BE READ BETWEEN THE LINES
- III
- WHAT HAPPENED AT BERLIN
- 4. On the same page the following entry was made:
- 5. The next entry of interest read as follows:
- IV
- WHEN ROYALTY GETS DOUBLE-CROSSED
- 6. The next entry was:
- 11. The next entry read:
- WHEN TITLED WOMEN STOOP TO CONQUER
- 13. The next entry:
- 14. Then this entry:
- 15. This entry may serve to identify the author of the diary:
- 16. This entry may explain the difficulty:
- 17. The next entry is interesting:
- VI
- THE LADY AND THE FIRING SQUAD
- 18. This looks exciting:
- 19. The following entry reads:
- VII
- THE ROYAL BOLSHEVIK AND THE NURSE
- 22. Then the following odds and ends appear:
- 23. This entry follows:
- VIII
- WHEN ROYALTY FACES DEATH
- 24. This entry follows:
- 25. This entry follows:
- IX
- WHAT IS LEARNED IN A SECRET TUNNEL
- 26. The next entry is mystifying:
- ROMANCE IN SIGHT OF DEATH
- 29. Then there follows the entry:
- 32. The following then appears:
- 33. The following entry seems to dovetail in:
- 34. Then we have this entry:
- 35. This entry offers a little encouragement:
- 36. In this entry the Emperor speaks of Rasputin, spooks and Jews:
- XI
- THE INVISIBLE DIPLOMAT APPEARS
- 37. This entry is mystifying:
- 38. Then this entry follows:
- 39. We find this entry of the diarist next:
- XII
- THE FLIGHT TO TIBET
- 43. Then we get this entry:
- 44. Then we have this entry:
- 45. By the initiated the following entry will not be misunderstood:
- XIII
- AN ENEMY IN PURSUIT
- 47. Local color is given in this note:
- XIV
- WHERE THE PRISONERS DISAPPEARED
- 49. Then this entry reveals the sequence:
- 50. Then this entry:
- 51. The last entry reads:
- PART TWO
- RESCUING THE CZAR
- INTRODUCTION
- TRANSLATOR.
- I. PETROGRAD
- I moved on. What people!
- I said it would not be omitted.
- I told her.
- II. TUMEN
- II. TUMEN
- Next morning I began to work ... (_several pages missing_.)
- Al. Syv."
- Alex. Syv."
- Al. Syv."
- Alex. Syv."
- Alex. Syv."
- What do you mean by 'going away'?"
- Then I was invited in: "Come in, you scabby devil."
- III. TOBOLSK
- III. TOBOLSK
- I am a jailer; I guess the first in our family.
- I wonder where Lucie is now?
- I let him go.
- I guess that my prayer was heard.
- I was changed and nobody asked me where my friend Pashinsky was.
- I thought it over and said:
- I continued:
- I promised, and consented, of course. How can I do otherwise? No use!
- I put her near me, poured her some tea and offered her the cookies.
- I made an impatient movement. "Again your fairy tale?"
- END