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The Cruise of the Make-Believes
The Cruise of the Make-Believes
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CHAPTER PAGE
I. The Princess Next Door 1
II. The King of a Lean Kingdom 17
III. The Prince Jumps over the Wall 38
IV. The Princess Goes to Dinner 56
V. The Great Game of Make-Believe 72
VI. Schemers and Dreamers 87
VII. Farewell to Arcadia Street 103
VIII. The Prince Cuts the Knot 118
IX. And the Princess Ties It Again 138
X. A Desperate Remedy 160
XI. Pursuit 175
XII. Miss Make-Believe Wakes Up 191
XIII. Misery Makes Strange Boat-Fellows 213
XIV. The Castaways 229
XV. The Simple Life 244
XVI. The Amazing Pringle 255
XVII. Explanations 270
XVIII. Miss Make-Believe Escapes 286
XIX. The Lamps Are Lit in Arcadia Street 309
CHAPTER I
THE PRINCESS NEXT DOOR
THE thin young man with the glossy hat got out of the cab at the end of the street, and looked somewhat distrustfully down that street; glanced with equal distrust at the cabman. A man lounging against the corner public-house, as though to keep that British institution from falling, and leaving him without refreshment, got away from it, and inserted himself between the driver and the fare, ready to give information or advice to both, on the strength of being a local resident.
CHAPTER PAGE
I. The Princess Next Door 1
II. The King of a Lean Kingdom 17
III. The Prince Jumps over the Wall 38
IV. The Princess Goes to Dinner 56
V. The Great Game of Make-Believe 72
VI. Schemers and Dreamers 87
VII. Farewell to Arcadia Street 103
VIII. The Prince Cuts the Knot 118
IX. And the Princess Ties It Again 138
X. A Desperate Remedy 160
XI. Pursuit 175
XII. Miss Make-Believe Wakes Up 191
XIII. Misery Makes Strange Boat-Fellows 213
XIV. The Castaways 229
XV. The Simple Life 244
XVI. The Amazing Pringle 255
XVII. Explanations 270
XVIII. Miss Make-Believe Escapes 286
XIX. The Lamps Are Lit in Arcadia Street 309
CHAPTER I
THE PRINCESS NEXT DOOR
THE thin young man with the glossy hat got out of the cab at the end of the street, and looked somewhat distrustfully down that street; glanced with equal distrust at the cabman. A man lounging against the corner public-house, as though to keep that British institution from falling, and leaving him without refreshment, got away from it, and inserted himself between the driver and the fare, ready to give information or advice to both, on the strength of being a local resident.
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