GOLDEN FLEECE
OTHER BOOKS BY
DAVID GRAHAM PHILLIPS
The Great God Success, Her Serene Highness,
A Woman Ventures
GOLDEN FLEECE
The American Adventures of a
Fortune Hunting Earl
By
David Graham Phillips
Illustrations by Harrison Fisher
McClure, Phillips & Co.
New York
1903
Copyright, 1903, by
McCLURE, PHILLIPS & CO.
Copyright, 1903, by Curtis Publishing Co.
Published, April, 1903, R
| Facing page | |
| The three descended the grand stairway rapidly Frontispiece | |
| A strongly-built, fairish young man of perhaps six and thirty | 4 |
| “My name is Longview” | 16 |
| Barney half a dozen chairs away glowering at Longview | 26 |
| He liked the very first glimpse of her | 46 |
| “As if we were a pair of new chimpanzees in a zoo” | 70 |
| “Just my rotten luck,” he muttered | 90 |
| “Then you’re not a Buddhist or a Spiritualist?” | 130 |
| “Forgive me—it was all my fault—yet not mine—good-bye—” | 164 |
| Cosimo, Prince di Rontivogli | 200 |
| “I can imagine many extenuating circumstances” | 224 |
| “I’ll give the guinea one more chance” | 230[vi] |
| Found Nelly alone in the front parlour | ... BU KİTABI OKUMAK İÇİN ÜYE OLUN VEYA GİRİŞ YAPIN!Sitemize Üyelik ÜCRETSİZDİR! |