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TRUXTON KING
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CHAPTER PAGE
I TRUXTON KING 1
II A MEETING OF THE CABINET 23
III MANY PERSONS IN REVIEW 40
IV TRUXTON TRESPASSES 59
V THE COMMITTEE OF TEN 80
VI INGOMEDE THE BEAUTIFUL 94
VII AT THE WITCH'S HUT 114
VIII LOOKING FOR AN EYE 130
IX STRANGE DISAPPEARANCES 147
X THE IRON COUNT 161
XI UNDER THE GROUND 177
XII A NEW PRISONER ARRIVES 190
XIII A DIVINITY SHAPES 205
XIV ON THE RIVER 219
XV THE GIRL IN THE RED CLOAK 231
XVI THE MERRY VAGABOND 245
XVII THE THROWING OF THE BOMB 263
XVIII TRUXTON ON PARADE 278
XIX TRUXTON EXACTS A PROMISE 295
XX BY THE WATER-GATE 312
XXI THE RETURN 329
XXII THE LAST STAND 345
XXIII "YOU WILL BE MRS. KING" 357
TRUXTON KING
He was a tall, rawboned, rangy young fellow with a face so tanned by
wind and sun you had the impression that his skin would feel like
leather if you could affect the impertinence to test it by the sense of
touch. Not that you would like to encourage this bit of impudence after
a look into his devil-may-care eyes; but you might easily imagine
something much stronger than brown wrapping paper and not quite so
passive as burnt clay. His clothes fit him loosely and yet were
graciously devoid of the bagginess which characterises the appearance of
extremely young men whose frames are not fully set and whose joints are
still parading through the last stages of college development. This
fellow, you could tell by looking at him, had been out of college from
two to five years; you could also tell, beyond doubt or contradiction,
that he had been in college for his full allotted time and had not
escaped the usual number of "conditions" that dismay but do not
discourage the happy-go-lucky undergraduate who makes two or three teams
with comparative ease, but who has a great deal of difficulty with
physics or whatever else he actually is supposed to acquire between the
close of the football season and the opening of baseball practice.
I TRUXTON KING 1
II A MEETING OF THE CABINET 23
III MANY PERSONS IN REVIEW 40
IV TRUXTON TRESPASSES 59
V THE COMMITTEE OF TEN 80
VI INGOMEDE THE BEAUTIFUL 94
VII AT THE WITCH'S HUT 114
VIII LOOKING FOR AN EYE 130
IX STRANGE DISAPPEARANCES 147
X THE IRON COUNT 161
XI UNDER THE GROUND 177
XII A NEW PRISONER ARRIVES 190
XIII A DIVINITY SHAPES 205
XIV ON THE RIVER 219
XV THE GIRL IN THE RED CLOAK 231
XVI THE MERRY VAGABOND 245
XVII THE THROWING OF THE BOMB 263
XVIII TRUXTON ON PARADE 278
XIX TRUXTON EXACTS A PROMISE 295
XX BY THE WATER-GATE 312
XXI THE RETURN 329
XXII THE LAST STAND 345
XXIII "YOU WILL BE MRS. KING" 357
TRUXTON KING
He was a tall, rawboned, rangy young fellow with a face so tanned by
wind and sun you had the impression that his skin would feel like
leather if you could affect the impertinence to test it by the sense of
touch. Not that you would like to encourage this bit of impudence after
a look into his devil-may-care eyes; but you might easily imagine
something much stronger than brown wrapping paper and not quite so
passive as burnt clay. His clothes fit him loosely and yet were
graciously devoid of the bagginess which characterises the appearance of
extremely young men whose frames are not fully set and whose joints are
still parading through the last stages of college development. This
fellow, you could tell by looking at him, had been out of college from
two to five years; you could also tell, beyond doubt or contradiction,
that he had been in college for his full allotted time and had not
escaped the usual number of "conditions" that dismay but do not
discourage the happy-go-lucky undergraduate who makes two or three teams
with comparative ease, but who has a great deal of difficulty with
physics or whatever else he actually is supposed to acquire between the
close of the football season and the opening of baseball practice.
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