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Title: Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of William Le Queux

Author: William Le Queux

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INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG

WORKS OF

WILLIAM LE
QUEUX

Compiled by David Widger

CONTENTS

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##  MADEMOISELLE
OF MONTE CARLO

##
THE
FOUR FACES

##
THE
CZAR'S SPY

##
THE
DOCTOR OF PIMLICO

##
THE
MINISTER OF EVIL

##
THE
GREAT WHITE QUEEN

##
THE
MYSTERY OF THE GREEN RAY

##
THE
STRETTON STREET AFFAIR

##
THE
SEVEN SECRETS

##
THE
GOLDEN FACE

##
HUSHED
UP

##
THE
WHITE LIE

##
SIGN
OF SILENCE

##
THE
COUNT'S CHAUFFEUR

##
THE
INTRIGUERS

##
SPIES
OF THE KAISER

##
THE
SECRETS OF POTSDAM

##
THE
INVASION

##
THE
GREAT WAR IN ENGLAND IN 1897

##
THE
PLACE OF DRAGONS

##
THE
RED WIDOW

##
THIS
HOUSE TO LET

##
THE
INVASION OF 1910

##
GERMAN
ATROCITIES

##
THE
TICKENCOTE TREASURE

##
BERYL
OF THE BIPLANE

##
TRACKED
BY WIRELESS

THE FOLLOWING FILES HAVE NO TABLE OF CONTENTS

AN EYE
FOR AN EYE

AS WE
FORGIVE THEM

AT THE
SIGN OF THE SWORD

BEHIND
THE THRONE

DEVIL'S
DICE

GUILTY
BONDS

HER
MAJESTY'S MINISTER

HER
ROYAL HIGHNESS

IF
SINNERS ENTICE THEE

IN
WHITE RAIMENT

NUMBER
70, BERLIN

RASPUTIN
THE RASCAL MONK

SANT
OF THE SECRET SERVICE

STOLEN
SOULS

THE
BOMB-MAKERS

THE
BOND OF BLACK

THE
BROKEN THREAD

THE
CLOSED BOOK

THE
DAY OF TEMPTATION

THE
EYE OF ISTAR

THE
GAY TRIANGLE

THE
GERMAN SPY SYSTEM FROM WITHIN

THE
GREAT COURT SCANDAL

THE
GREAT GOD GOLD

THE
HUNCHBACK OF WESTMINSTER

THE
LADY IN THE CAR

THE
LOST MILLION

THE
MYSTERIOUS MR. MILLER

THE
MYSTERIOUS THREE

THE
PAUPER OF PARK LANE

THE
PRICE OF POWER

THE
RED ROOM

THE
SIGN OF THE STRANGER

THE
STOLEN STATESMAN

THE
TEMPTRESS

THE
UNDER-SECRETARY

THE
VEILED MAN

THE
VOICE FROM THE VOID

THE
WAY TO WIN

THE
WILES OF THE WICKED

THE
ZEPPELIN DESTROYER

THIS
HOUSE TO LET

WHATSOEVER
A MAN SOWETH

WHITHER
THOU GOEST

WHOSO
FINDETH A WIFE

ZORAIDA

TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

MADEMOISELLE OF MONTE CARLO

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

| MADEMOISELLE OF MONTE CARLO
FIRST CHAPTER | THE SUICIDE'S CHAIR
SECOND CHAPTER | CONCERNS A GUILTY SECRET
THIRD CHAPTER | IN THE NIGHT
FOURTH CHAPTER | WHAT THE DOSSIER CONTAINED
FIFTH CHAPTER | ON THE HOG'S BACK
SIXTH CHAPTER | FACING THE UNKNOWN
SEVENTH CHAPTER | FROM DARK TO DAWN
EIGHTH CHAPTER | THE WHITE CAVALIER
NINTH CHAPTER | CONCERNS THE SPARROW
TENTH CHAPTER | A LESSON IN ARGOT
ELEVENTH CHAPTER | MORE ABOUT THE SPARROW
TWELFTH CHAPTER | THE STRANGER IN BOND STREET
THIRTEENTH CHAPTER | POISONED LIPS
FOURTEENTH CHAPTER | RED DAWN
FIFTEENTH CHAPTER | THE NAMELESS MAN
SIXTEENTH CHAPTER | THE ESCROCS OF LONDON
SEVENTEENTH CHAPTER | ON THE SURREY HILLS
EIGHTEENTH CHAPTER | THE MAN WITH THE BLACK GLOVE
NINETEENTH CHAPTER | THE SPARROW
TWENTIETH CHAPTER | THE MAN WHO KNEW
TWENTY-FIRST CHAPTER | THE MAN WITH MANY NAMES
TWENTY-SECOND CHAPTER | CLOSING THE NET
TWENTY-THIRD CHAPTER | WHAT LISETTE KNEW
TWENTY-FOURTH CHAPTER | FRIEND OR ENEMY?
TWENTY-FIFTH CHAPTER | THE MAN CATALDI
TWENTY-SIXTH CHAPTER | LISETTE'S DISCLOSURES
TWENTY-SEVENTH CHAPTER | THE INQUISITIVE MR. SHRIMPTON
TWENTY-EIGHTH CHAPTER | THE SPARROW'S NEST
TWENTY-NINTH CHAPTER | THE STORY OF MADEMOISELLE
CONCLUSION

THE FOUR FACES

A MYSTERY

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

THE FOUR FACES
CHAPTER I | CURIOSITY IS AROUSED
CHAPTER II | THE ANGEL FACES
CHAPTER III | A HAMPSTEAD MYSTERY
CHAPTER IV | IN FULL CRY
CHAPTER V | HUGESSON GASTRELL AT HOME
CHAPTER VI | THE HOUSE IN GRAFTON STREET
CHAPTER VII | OSBORNE'S STORY
CHAPTER VIII | MORE SUSPICIONS
CHAPTER IX | THE SNARE
CHAPTER X | NARRATES A CONFESSION
CHAPTER XI | CONCERNS MRS. STAPLETON
CHAPTER XII | THE BROAD HIGHWAY
CHAPTER XIII | THE BARON
CHAPTER XIV | IN THE MISTS
CHAPTER XV | THE MODERN VICE
CHAPTER XVI | SECRETS OF DUSKY FOWL
CHAPTER XVII | IS SUSPICIOUS
CHAPTER XVIII | CONTAINS ANOTHER SURPRISE
CHAPTER XIX | "IN THE PAPERS"
CHAPTER XX | PRESTON AGAIN
CHAPTER XXI | A CHANNEL MYSTERY
CHAPTER XXII | THE THIN-FACED STRANGER
CHAPTER XXIII | RELATES A QUEER ADVENTURE
CHAPTER XXIV | IN STRANGE COMPANY
CHAPTER XXV | THE GLITTERING UNDERWORLD
CHAPTER XXVI | "THAT WOMAN!"
CHAPTER XXVII | THE FOUR FACES
CHAPTER XXVIII | THE FACES UNMASKED
CONCLUSION

THE CZAR'S SPY

The Mystery of a Silent Love

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

I.

HIS
BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SERVICE

II.

WHY
THE SAFE WAS OPENED

III.

THE
HOUSE "OVER THE WATER"

IV.

IN
WHICH THE MYSTERY INCREASES

V.

CONTAINS
CERTAIN CONFIDENCES

VI.

THE
GATHERING OF THE CLOUDS

VII.

CONTAINS
A SURPRISE

VIII.

LIFE'S
COUNTER-CLAIM

IX.

STRANGE
DISCLOSURES ARE MADE

X.

I
SHOW MY HAND

XI.

THE
CASTLE OF THE TERROR

XII.

"THE
STRANGLER"

XIII.

A
DOUBLE GAME AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

XIV.

HER
HIGHNESS IS INQUISITIVE

XV.

JUST
OFF THE STRAND

XVI.

MARKED
MEN

XVII.

THE
TRUTH ABOUT THE "LOLA"

XVIII.

CONTAINS
ELMA'S STORY

| CONCLUSION

THE DOCTOR OF PIMLICO

Being The Disclosure Of A Great Crime

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

chapter | | page
I. | In which Certain Suspicions are Excited | 9
II. | The Coming of a Stranger | 21
III. | Introduces Doctor Weirmarsh | 32
IV. | Reveals Temptation | 47
V. | In which Enid Orlebar is Puzzled | 56
VI. | Beneath the Elastic Band | 66
VII. | Concerning the Velvet Hand | 78
VIII. | Paul Le Pontois | 88
IX. | The Little Old Frenchwoman | 97
X. | If Anyone Knew | 107
XI. | Concerns the Past | 114
XII. | Reveals a Curious Problem | 125
XIII. | The Mysterious Mr. Maltwood | 134
XIV. | What Confession would Mean | 145
XV. | Three Gentlemen from Paris | 157
XVI. | The Orders of His Excellency | 168
XVII. | Walter Gives Warning | 177
XVIII. | The Accusers | 187
XIX. | In which a Truth is Hidden | 199
XX. | In which a Truth is Told | 207
XXI. | The Widened Breach | 217
XXII. | Concerning the Bellairs Affair | 227
XXIII. | The Silence of the Man Barker | 234
XXIV. | What the Dead Man Left | 245
XXV. | At the Café de Paris | 255
XXVI. | Which is "Private and Confidential" | 265
XXVII. | The Result of Investigation | 274
XXVIII. | The Secret of the Lonely House | 285
XXIX. | Contains Some Startling Statements | 292
XXX. | Reveals a Woman's Love | 303
XXXI. | In which Sir Hugh Tells his Story | 310
XXXII. | Conclusion | 321

THE MINISTER OF EVIL

The Secret History of Rasputin's Betrayal of Russia

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

chapter | | page
1. | Rasputin Meets the Empress | 1
2. | Rasputin Enters Tsarskoe-Selo | 19
3. | The Potsdam Plot Develops | 36
4. | The Murder of Stolypin | 53
5. | The Power Behind the Throne | 68
6. | Rasputin in Berlin | 85
7. | Scandal and Blackmail | 100
8. | Rasputin the Actual Tsar | 116
9. | The Tragedy of Madame Svetchine | 132
10. | Traitorous Work | 148
11. | Poison Plots that Failed | 163
12. | Rasputin and the Kaiser | 180
13. | The "Perfume of Death" | 197
14. | Miliukoff's Exposure | 214
15. | The Traitors Denounced | 229

THE GREAT WHITE QUEEN

A Tale Of Treasure And Treason

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

chap. | | page
I. | —A Romance | 1
II. | —Omar's Slave | 8
III. | —Outward Bound | 18
IV. | —A Strange Promise | 25
V. | —The Giant's Finger | 31
VI. | —The Royal Jujus | 37
VII. | —Samory's Stronghold | 45
VIII. | —The Secret of the Queen | 52
IX. | —Condemned to the Torture | 59
X. | —Zomara | 65
XI. | —The Human Sacrifice | 72
XII. | —In the Sacred Grove | 81
XIII. | —The Way of the Thousand Steps | 88
XIV. | —Foes | 96
XV. | —A Natural Grave | 102
XVI. | —Words of Fire | 111
XVII. | —A Salute of Bullets | 122
XVIII. | —The Mysterious Realm | 131
XIX. | —The City in the Clouds | 138
XX. | —The Great White Queen | 143
XXI. | —A Figure in the Shadow | 154
XXII. | —To the Unknown | 162
XXIII. | —Under the Vampire's Wing | 169
XXIV. | —The Flaming Mouth | 180
XXV. | —Liola | 191
XXVI. | —The First Blow | 201
XXVII. | —By the Naya's Orders | 208
XXVIII. | —The Fight for the Emerald Throne | 218
XXIX. | —A Mystery | 229
XXX. | —Treasure and Treason | 242
XXXI. | —A Spy's Startling Story | 255
XXXII. | —War | 264
XXXIII. | —The Harem Slave | 271
XXXIV. | —Liola's Discovery | 287
XXXV. | —Into the Mist | 303
| Conclusion | 308

THE MYSTERY OF THE GREEN RAY

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

| PAGE
CHAPTER I.
BESIDE STILL WATERS | 1
CHAPTER II.
THE MAN GOING NORTH | 17
CHAPTER III.
MAINLY ABOUT MYRA | 31
CHAPTER IV.
THE BLACK BLOW | 50
CHAPTER V.
IS MORE MYSTERIOUS | 63
CHAPTER VI.
CONTAINS A FURTHER ENIGMA | 78
CHAPTER VII.
THE CHEMIST’S ROCK | 91
CHAPTER VIII.
MISTS OF UNCERTAINTY | 102
CHAPTER IX.
THE MYSTERY OF SHOLTO | 116
CHAPTER X.
THE SECRET OF THE ROCK | 126
CHAPTER XI.
HOW THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENED | 133
CHAPTER XII.
WHO IS HILDERMAN? | 149
CHAPTER XIII.
THE RED-HAIRED MAN | 167
CHAPTER XIV.
A FURTHER MYSTERY | 178
CHAPTER XV.
CONCERNS AN ILLUSTRATED PAPER | 188
CHAPTER XVI.
DISCLOSES CERTAIN FACTS | 202
CHAPTER XVII.
SOME GRAVE FEARS | 220
CHAPTER XVIII.
THE TRUTH REVEALED | 235

THE STRETTON STREET AFFAIR

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

CHAPTER | | PAGE
| Prologue | 11
I. | Introduces Oswald De Gex | 20
II. | The Sister’s Story | 37
III. | Who Was Gabrielle Engledue? | 48
IV. | Facing the Music | 59
V. | The City of the Lily | 69
VI. | Another Puzzle | 80
VII. | The Millionaire’s Apprehensions | 91
VIII. | Little Mrs. Cullerton | 102
IX. | Some Plain Speaking | 113
X. | Monsieur Suzor Again | 122
XI. | The Absolute Facts | 132
XII. | “Red, Green and Gold!” | 143
XIII. | Some Interesting Revelations | 153
XIV. | The Gate of the Sun | 163
XV. | The Intruder | 172
XVI. | Another Strange Disclosure | 182
XVII. | What the Professor Found | 192
XVIII. | More About the Mystery-man | 202
XIX. | The Track of Despujol | 212
XX. | Mademoiselle Jacquelot | 222
XXI. | At the Hôtel Luxembourg | 232
XXII. | Gabrielle at Home | 243
XXIII. | The Death-Drug | 253
XXIV. | Yet Another Mystery | 263
XXV. | What the Valet Knew | 272
XXVI. | More About Mateo Sanz | 284
XXVII. | A Curious Story | 293
XXVIII. | Love the Conqueror | 299
XXIX. | Another Plot | 311
| Conclusion | 316

THE SEVEN SECRETS

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

CHAPTER | | PAGE
I. | INTRODUCES AMBLER JEVONS | 9
II. | “A VERY UGLY SECRET” | 15
III. | THE COURTENAYS | 20
IV. | A NIGHT CALL | 27
V. | DISCLOSES A MYSTERY | 33
VI. | IN WHICH I MAKE A DISCOVERY | 43
VII. | THE MAN SHORT AND HIS STORY | 54
VIII. | AMBLER JEVONS IS INQUISITIVE | 65
IX. | SHADOWS | 76
X. | WHICH PUZZLES THE DOCTORS | 87
XI. | CONCERNS MY PRIVATE AFFAIRS | 98
XII. | I RECEIVE A VISITOR | 109
XIII. | MY LOVE | 119
XIV. | IS DISTINCTLY CURIOUS | 128
XV. | I AM CALLED FOR CONSULTATION | 139
XVI. | REVEALS AN ASTOUNDING FACT | 150
XVII. | DISCUSSES SEVERAL MATTERS | 162
XVIII. | WORDS OF THE DEAD | 173
XIX. | JEVONS GROWS MYSTERIOUS | 183
XX. | MY NEW PATIENT | 194
XXI. | WOMAN’S WILES | 203
XXII. | A MESSAGE | 215
XXIII. | THE MYSTERY OF MARY | 226
XXIV. | ETHELWYNN IS SILENT | 236
XXV. | FORMS A BEWILDERING ENIGMA | 249
XXVI. | AMBLER JEVONS IS BUSY | 256
XXVII. | MR. LANE’S ROMANCE | 274
XXVIII. | “POOR MRS. COURTENAY!” | 281
XXIX. | THE POLICE ARE AT FAULT | 290
XXX. | SIR BERNARD’S DECISION | 298
XXXI. | CONTAINS THE PLAIN TRUTH | 306

THE GOLDEN FACE

A Great “crook” Romance

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

CHAPTER | | PAGE
I | Private and Personal | 1
II | Room Number 88 | 16
III | The Man with the Hump | 30
IV | The Four False Fingers | 43
V | Concerns Mr. Blumenfeld | 59
VI | At Three-Eighteen a.m. | 73
VII | Little Lady Lydbrook | 87
VIII | The Cat’s Tooth | 99
IX | Lola is Again Suspicious | 113
X | The Painted Envelope | 127
XI | The Gentleman from Rome | 140
XII | The Silver Spider | 151
XIII | Abdul Hamid’s Jewels | 170
XIV | The Vengeance of Tai-K’an | 186
XV | Other People’s Money | 201
XVI | The Man who was Shy | 215
XVII | The Sign of Ninety-nine | 232

HUSHED UP!

A Mystery Of London

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

PROLOGUE | | PAGE
I | IS MAINLY SCANDALOUS | 7
II | CONCERNS TWO STRANGERS | 18
| THE STORY OF OWEN BIDDULPH |
CHAP. | |
I | BESIDE STILL WATERS | 35
II | TOLD IN THE NIGHT | 46
III | THE CLERGYMAN FROM HAMPSHIRE | 58
IV | THE PERIL BEYOND | 68
V | THE DARK HOUSE IN BAYSWATER | 79
VI | A GHASTLY TRUTH | 89
VII | THE FLAME OF THE CANDLE | 99
VIII | PRESENTS ANOTHER PROBLEM | 107
IX | FACE TO FACE | 117
X | CONTAINS A FURTHER SURPRISE | 125
XI | WHAT THE POLICE KNEW | 136
XII | THE WORD OF A WOMAN | 145
XIII | THE DEATH KISS | 156
XIV | OF THINGS UNMENTIONABLE | 165
XV | FORBIDDEN LOVE | 175
XVI | THE MAN IN GOLD PINCE-NEZ | 185
XVII | THE MAN IN THE STREET | 196
XVIII | PROOF POSITIVE | 206
XIX | THROUGH THE MISTS | 215
XX | THE STRANGER IN THE RUE DE RIVOLI | 225
XXI | DESCRIBES AN UNWELCOME VISIT | 234
XXII | MORE MYSTERY | 242
XXIII | IN FULL CRY | 253
XXIV | AN UNFORTUNATE SLIP | 263
XXV | MORE STRANGE FACTS | 272
XXVI | “SOME SENSATIONAL REVELATIONS” | 281
XXVII | A CONTRETEMPS | 291
XXVIII | THE FRENCHMAN MAKES A STATEMENT | 298
XXIX | FURTHER REVELATIONS | 307
XXX | CONCLUSION | 313

THE WHITE LIE

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER | | PAGE
I. | —IS MAINLY MYSTERIOUS | 7
II. | —CONCERNS A PRETTY STRANGER | 19
III. | —DESCRIBES TWO INQUIRIES | 34
IV. | —DESCRIBES A TORN CARD | 45
V. | —SECRETS OF STATE | 56
VI. | —THE SAFE BREAKERS | 67
VII. | —THE DOWNWARD PATH | 78
VIII. | —REVEALS THE GRIM TRUTH | 88
IX. | —IN THE NIGHT | 99
X. | —HONOUR AMONG THIEVES | 108
XI. | —THE VOW | 119
XII. | —THE FATE OF “THE AMERICAN” | 130
XIII. | —SISTERS IN SILENCE | 139
XIV. | —JEAN LEARNS THE TRUTH | 149
XV. | —HIS LORDSHIP’S VISITOR | 159
XVI. | —JEAN HAS A SURPRISE | 169
XVII. | —THE DARKENING HORIZON | 178
XVIII. | —LORD BRACONDALE’S CONFESSION | 188
XIX. | —THE GARDEN OF LOVE | 197
XX. | —CROOKED CONFIDENCES | 206
XXI. | —THE GREEN TABLE | 215
XXII. | —DISCLOSES A SCHEME | 224
XXIII. | —THE FALLING SHADOW | 235
XXIV. | —THE BLOW | 244
XXV. | —TO PAY THE PRICE | 255
XXVI. | —A CHILD’S QUESTION | 265
XXVII. | —THE INTRUDER | 275
XXVIII. | —THE CLOSED BOX | 284
XXIX. | —DEADLY PERIL | 293
XXX. | —THE WHITE LIE | 299

THE SIGN OF SILENCE

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

CHAPTER | PAGE
I.— | INTRODUCES A GENTLEMAN | 7
II.— | THE SCENT | 20
III.— | DESCRIBES THE TRYSTING-PLACE | 35
IV.— | "DEAR OLD DIG" | 45
V.— | "TIME WILL PROVE" | 54
VI.— | THE PIECE OF CONVICTION | 63
VII.— | FATAL FINGERS | 71
VIII.— | CONTAINS FURTHER EVIDENCE | 80
IX.— | DESCRIBES THE YELLOW SIGN | 89
X.— | CHERCHEZ LA FEMME | 97
XI.— | IN WHICH AN ALLEGATION IS MADE | 108
XII.— | PHRIDA MAKES CONFESSION | 117
XIII.— | THE FUGITIVE'S SECRET | 126
XIV.— | REVEALS A FURTHER DECEPTION | 136
XV.— | AN EFFACED IDENTITY | 144
XVI.— | REVEALS ANOTHER ENIGMA | 153
XVII.— | CONCERNS MRS. PETRE | 162
XVIII.— | DISCLOSES THE TRAP | 170
XIX.— | THE SEAL OF SILENCE | 179
XX.— | FROM THE TOMB | 187
XXI.— | RECORDS A STRANGE STATEMENT | 195
XXII.— | "MARIE BRACQ!" | 203
XXIII.— | LOVE'S CONFESSION | 213
XXIV.— | OFFICIAL SECRECY | 222
XXV.— | FRÉMY, OF THE SURETÉ | 231
XXVI.— | SHOWS EXPERT METHODS | 239
XXVII.— | EDWARDS BECOMES MORE PUZZLED | 248
XXVIII.— | FURTHER ADMISSIONS | 256
XXIX.— | THE SELLER OF SHAWLS | 265
XXX.— | FACE TO FACE | 274
XXXI.— | SHOWS THE TRUTH-TELLER | 284
XXXII.— | IS THE CONCLUSION | 294

THE COUNT'S CHAUFFEUR

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

CHAP. | | PAGE
I. | A MOVE ON THE “FORTY” | 1
II. | A SENTIMENTAL SWINDLE | 21
III. | THE STORY OF A SECRET | 43
IV. | A RUN WITH ROSALIE | 66
V. | THE SIX NEW NOVELS | 86
VI. | THE GENTLEMAN FROM LONDON | 109
VII. | THE LADY OF THE GREAT NORTH ROAD | 132
VIII. | THE RED ROOSTER | 154
IX. | CONCERNING THE OTHER FELLOW | 177
X. | THE LADY IN A HURRY | 200
XI. | THE PERIL OF PIERRETTE | 222

THE INTRIGUERS

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

Chapter I | Chapter II
Chapter III | Chapter IV
Chapter V | Chapter VI
Chapter VII | Chapter VIII
Chapter IX | Chapter X
Chapter XI | Chapter XII
Chapter XIII | Chapter XIV
Chapter XV | Chapter XVI
Chapter XVII | Chapter XVIII
Chapter XIX | Chapter XX
Chapter XXI | Chapter XXII
Chapter XXIII | Chapter XXIV
Chapter XXV | Chapter XXVI
Chapter XXVII |

SPIES OF THE KAISER
Plotting the Downfall of England

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

IF
ENGLAND KNEW

THE
PERIL OF ENGLAND

CHAPTER
I

HOW THE PLANS OF ROSYTH WERE STOLEN

CHAPTER
II

THE SECRET OF THE SILENT SUBMARINE

CHAPTER
III

THE BACK-DOOR OF ENGLAND

CHAPTER
IV

HOW THE GERMANS ARE PREPARING FOR INVASION

CHAPTER
V

THE SECRET OF THE NEW BRITISH AEROPLANE

CHAPTER
VI

THE SECRET OF THE NEW ARMOUR-PLATES

CHAPTER
VII

THE SECRET OF THE IMPROVED "DREADNOUGHT"

CHAPTER
VIII

THE GERMAN PLOT AGAINST ENGLAND

CHAPTER
IX

THE SECRET OF OUR NEW GUN

CHAPTER
X

THE SECRET OF THE CLYDE DEFENCES

CHAPTER
XI

THE PERIL OF LONDON

CHAPTER
XII

HOW GERMANY FOMENTS STRIFE

CHAPTER
XIII

OUR WIRELESS SECRETS

CHAPTER
XIV

PLAYING A DESPERATE GAME

THE SECRETS OF POTSDAM

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

Secret
Number One

The Tragedy of the Leutenbergs

Secret
Number Two

The Crown-prince's Revenge

Secret
Number Three

How The Kaiser Persecuted a Princess

Secret
Number Four

The Mysterious Frau Kleist

Secret
Number Five

The Girl Who Knew the Crown-prince's Secret

Secret
Number Six

The Affair of the Hunchbacked Countess

Secret
Number Seven

The British Girl Who Baulked the Kaiser

Secret
Number Eight

How the Crown-prince Was Blackmailed

Secret
Number Nine

The Crown-prince's Escapade in London

Secret
Number Ten

How the Kaiser Escaped Assassination

Note
Added by Count Ernst Von Heltzendorff

THE INVASION

By William Le Queux

PREFACE.

BOOK
I.

CHAPTER
I.

CHAPTER
II.

CHAPTER
III.

CHAPTER
IV.

CHAPTER
V.

CHAPTER
VI.

CHAPTER
VII.

CHAPTER
VIII.

CHAPTER
IX.

CHAPTER
X.

CHAPTER
XI.

BOOK
II.

CHAPTER
I.

CHAPTER
II.

CHAPTER
III.

CHAPTER
IV.

CHAPTER
V.

CHAPTER
VI.

CHAPTER
VII.

CHAPTER
VIII.

CHAPTER
IX.

BOOK
III.

CHAPTER
I.

CHAPTER
II.

CHAPTER
III.

CHAPTER
IV.

CHAPTER
V.

THE GREAT WAR IN ENGLAND IN 1897

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

| BOOK I |
| THE INVASION |
CHAP. | | PAGE
I. | THE SHADOW OF MOLOCH | 13
II. | A TOTTERING EMPIRE | 19
III. | ARMING FOR THE STRUGGLE | 23
IV. | THE SPY | 28
V. | BOMBARDMENT OF NEWHAVEN | 35
VI. | LANDING OF THE FRENCH IN SUSSEX | 40
VII. | BOMB OUTRAGES IN LONDON | 44
VIII. | FATEFUL DAYS FOR THE OLD FLAG | 49
IX. | COUNT VON BEILSTEIN AT HOME | 56
X. | A DEATH DRAUGHT | 61
XI. | THE MASSACRE AT EASTBOURNE | 65
XII. | IN THE EAGLE'S TALONS | 70
XIII. | FIERCE FIGHTING IN THE CHANNEL | 75
XIV. | BATTLE OFF BEACHY HEAD | 85
| BOOK II |
| THE STRUGGLE |
XV. | THE DOOM OF HULL | 99
XVI. | TERROR ON THE TYNE | 110
XVII. | HELP FROM OUR COLONIES | 125
XVIII. | RUSSIAN ADVANCE IN THE MIDLANDS | 137
XIX. | FALL OF BIRMINGHAM | 150
XX. | OUR REVENGE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN | 162
XXI. | A NAVAL FIGHT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES | 174
XXII. | PANIC IN LANCASHIRE | 186
XXIII. | THE EVE OF BATTLE | 193
XXIV. | MANCHESTER ATTACKED BY RUSSIANS | 200
XXV. | GALLANT DEEDS BY CYCLISTS | 208
XXVI. | GREAT BATTLE ON THE MERSEY | 213
XXVII. | THE FATE OF THE VANQUISHED | 218
| BOOK III |
| THE VICTORY |
XXVIII. | A SHABBY WAYFARER | 229
XXIX. | LANDING OF THE ENEMY AT LEITH | 235
XXX. | ATTACK ON EDINBURGH | 243
XXXI. | "THE DEMON OF WAR" | 248
XXXII. | FRIGHTFUL SLAUGHTER OUTSIDE GLASGOW | 256
XXXIII. | MARCH OF THE FRENCH ON LONDON | 268
XXXIV. | LOOTING IN THE SUBURBS | 279
XXXV. | LONDON BOMBARDED | 284
XXXVI. | BABYLON BURNING | 291
XXXVII. | FIGHTING ON THE SURREY HILLS | 299
XXXVIII. | NAVAL BATTLE OFF DUNGENESS | 304
XXXIX. | THE DAY OF RECKONING | 312
XL. | "FOR ENGLAND!" | 324
XLI. | DAWN | 328

THE PLACE OF DRAGONS A MYSTERY

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

CHAP. | PAGE
I | Presents a Problem | 5
II | Is Mainly Astonishing | 12
III | Shows Light from the Mist | 22
IV | Opens Several Questions | 30
V | In which the Shadow Falls | 38
VI | Mystery Inexplicable | 44
VII | Tells of Two Men | 52
VIII | Remains an Enigma | 60
IX | Describes a Night Vigil | 67
X | Contains a Clue | 73
XI | The Affair of the Seventeenth | 81
XII | Lola | 87
XIII | Relates a Strange Story | 95
XIV | Wherein Confession is Made | 103
XV | Confirms Certain Suspicions | 110
XVI | Where Two C's Meet | 118
XVII | Reveals Another Plot | 125
XVIII | Done in the Night | 131
XIX | Records Further Facts | 139
XX | Another Discovery is Made | 145
XXI | Explains Lola's Fears | 152
XXII | The Road of Riches | 160
XXIII | Follows the Elusive Jules | 166
XXIV | Makes a Startling Disclosure | 173
XXV | Is More Mysterious | 181
XXVI | Hot-Foot Across Europe | 188
XXVII | Opens a Death-trap | 196
XXVIII | Describes a Chase | 204
XXIX | The House in Hampstead | 212
XXX | Narrates a Startling Affair | 219
XXXI | "Sheep of Thy Pasture" | 227
XXXII | The Tents of Ungodliness | 235
XXXIII | Discloses a Strange Truth | 241
XXXIV | Concerns To-day | 250

THE RED WIDOW

Or, The Death-Dealers Of London

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

Concerns a Man in White

Who is Mrs. Braybourne?

The
"Game"-and its Players

Progress of the Plot

Contains a Note of Alarm

The
Locked Room In Hammersmith

What
Happened in Bridge Place

On
Loch Lomond

A
Gentleman named Greig

More
Mysterious Circumstances

Spreading the Net

The
Person from Upstairs

Relates a Strange Conversation

On
Saturday Night

Carries the Mystery Farther

Baiting the Trap

"News"
from Lancaster Gate

The
Coup and its Consequence

What
Happened to Gerald

The
Room of Evil

Lost
Days

From out the Past

The
Cry in the Night

Hard
Pressed

The
Recluse

"Get
Rid of the Girl!"

"The
Day After To-Morrow"

At the Window

On
Thin Ice

Through the Darkness

THIS HOUSE TO LET

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

PROLOGUE
CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II
CHAPTER III
CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V
CHAPTER VI

CHAPTER VII
CHAPTER VIII
CHAPTER IX
CHAPTER X
CHAPTER XI
CHAPTER XII

CHAPTER XIII
CHAPTER XIV
CHAPTER XV
CHAPTER XVI
CHAPTER XVII
CHAPTER XVIII

CHAPTER XIX
CHAPTER XX
CHAPTER XXI
CHAPTER XII
CHAPTER XXIII
CHAPTER XXIV
CHAPTER XXV

THE INVASION OF 1910
with a full account of the siege of London

William le Queux

Naval Chapters By H. W. Wilson

CONTENTS

BOOK
I

CHAP. | | PAGE
I. | The Surprise | 3
II. | Effect in the City | 20
III. | News of the Enemy | 30
IV. | A Prophecy Fulfilled | 48
V. | Our Fleet Taken Unawares | 60
VI. | Fierce Cruiser Battle | 77
VII. | Continuation of the Struggle at Sea | 94
VIII. | Situation in the North | 108
IX. | State of Siege Declared | 118
X. | How the Enemy Dealt the Blow | 131
XI. | Germans Landing at Hull and Goole | 154
XII. | Desperate Fighting in Essex | 171
XIII. | Defence at Last | 202
XIV. | British Success at Royston | 221
XV. | British Abandon Colchester | 235
XVI. | Fierce Fighting at Chelmsford | 255
XVII. | In the Enemy's Hands | 266
XVIII. | The Feeling in London | 279

BOOK
II

I. | The Lines of London | 287
II. | Repulse of the Germans | 299
III. | Battle of Epping | 310
IV. | Bombardment of London | 326
V. | The Rain of Death | 344
VI. | Fall of London | 357
VII. | Two Personal Narratives | 372
VIII. | Germans Sacking the Banks | 393
IX. | What was Happening at Sea | 413
X. | Situation South of the Thames | 444
XI. | Defences of South London | 456
XII. | Daily Life of the Beleaguered | 466
XIII. | Revolts in Shoreditch and Islington | 477

BOOK
III

I. | A Blow for Freedom | 495
II. | Scenes at Waterloo Bridge | 511
III. | Great British Victory | 520
IV. | Massacre of Germans in London | 531
V. | How the War Ended | 540

MAPS AND PLANS

BOOK I
| PAGE

Position of the IVth German Army Corps Twelve
Hours after Landing at Weybourne, Norfolk

57

Position of the Saxon Corps Twenty-four Hours after Landing in Essex | 148
Position of the German Forces Twenty-four Hours after Landing at Goole | 157
Germany's Points of Embarkation | 167
Battle of Purleigh, 6th September | 193
Battle of Sheffield | 218
Positions of Opposing Forces, 8th September | 227
Battle of Royston, Sunday, 9th September | 232

Battle of Chelmsford. Position on the Evening of
11th September

258

The Defence of Sheffield | 268
BOOK II
The Lines of London | 288
Battle of Harlow—First Phase | 296
Battle of Harlow—Final Phase | 307
German Attack on the Lines of London | 315

The Bombardment and Defences of London on 20th and
21st September

337

London after the Bombardment | 365
Damage done in the City by the Bombardment | 369
Damage done in Westminster by the Bombardment | 384
Shetland Islands | 433
The Defences of South London on 26th September | 457

Scene of the Street Fighting in Shoreditch on 27th
September

478

GERMAN ATROCITIES

A Record Of Shameless Deeds

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

| | | PAGE
Preface | 5
What the Kaiser Said | 8
Foreword | 9
Author's Note | 10
Introduction | 11
Chapter | I. | Article XXIII. of The Hague Convention | 19
" | II. | My Interview with Belgian Ministers of State | 21
" | III. | The British Press Bureau Statement | 26
" | IV. | Second Report of the Belgian Committee of Inquiry | 34
" | V. | Can these Things be True? | 44
" | VI. | Wanton Brutality | 47
" | VII. | 300 Men Shot in Cold Blood | 52
" | VIII. | The Inferno at Visé | 54
" | IX. | The Maiden Tribute | 58
" | X. | Atrocities Round Liége | 66
" | XI. | The Crime of Louvain | 73
" | XII. | French Protest to the Powers | 91
" | XIII. | The Desecration of Churches | 101
" | XIV. | Treatment of English Travellers | 105
" | XV. | What Our Soldiers Say | 109
" | XVI. | The Antwerp Outrage | 117
" | XVII. | "The Hussar-like Stroke" | 124
The Day | | 127

THE TICKENCOTE TREASURE

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

CHAP. | | PAGE |
I | In which Job Seal Borrows a Fusee | 7 |
II | What We Saw and What We Heard | 16 |
III | The Mysterious Man | 24 |
IV | In Which I Examine the Parchments | 32 |
V | With a Story to Tell | 39 |
VI | An Expert Opinion | 46 |
VII | What was Written in the Vellum Book | 56 |
VIII | The Seven Dead Men | 65 |
IX | One Point is Made Clear | 71 |
X | The Guardian of the Secret | 79 |
XI | Forestalled | 88 |
XII | Job Seal Makes a Proposal | 96 |
XIII | A Call, and its Consequence | 105 |
XIV | Requires Explanation | 114 |
XV | Reveals Something of Importance | 122 |
XVI | Mrs. Grahamâ?Ts Visitor | 132 |
XVII | The Seller of the Secret | 139 |
XVIII | The Silent Manâ?Ts Warning | 147 |
XIX | The Lady from Bayswater | 154 |
XX | Philip Reilly Tells a Strange Story | 161 |
XXI | We Make a Discovery in the Manor House | 171 |
XXII | Black Bennett | 180 |
XXIII | Job Seal Relates His Adventures | 188 |
XXIV | The Mystery of Margaret Knutton | 195 |
XXV | Reveals the Death-Trap | 204 |
XXVI | In which Ben Knutton Grows Confidential | 211 |
XXVII | Dorothy Drummond Prefers Secrecy | 220 |
XXVIII | We Receive Midnight Visitors | 228 |
XXIX | Dorothy Makes a Confession | 237 |
XXX | The Silent Manâ?Ts Story | 245 |
XXXI | The House at Kilburn | 253 |
XXXII | What We Discovered at the Record Office | 261 |
XXXIII | We Decipher the Parchment | 270 |
XXXIV | Our Search at Tickencote and its Results | 278 |
XXXV | The Spy, and What He Told Us | 286 |
XXXVI | â?oNine Points of the Lawâ? | 295 |
XXXVII | Contains the Conclusion | 299 |

BERYL OF THE BIPLANE

Being the Romance of an Air-woman of To-day

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

CHAPTER | | PAGE
I. | The Mysterious Number Seven | 1
II. | Mr. Mark Marx | 21
III. | The Shabby Stranger | 43
IV. | The Thursday Rendezvous | 63
V. | Concerns the Hidden Hand | 82
VI. | The Price of Victory | 101

TRACKED BY WIRELESS

By William Le Queux

CONTENTS

CHAPTER | | PAGE
I | THE SECRET SIGNAL | 11
II | THE VOICE FROM THE VOID | 31
III | THE CALICO GLOVE | 50
IV | THE DEVIL’S OVEN | 68
V | THE MYSTERY WIDOW | 89
VI | THE CLOVEN HOOF | 109
VII | THE POISON FACTORY | 128
VIII | THE GREAT INTRIGUE | 146
IX | THE THREE BAD MEN | 166
X | THE MYSTERY OF BERENICE | 185
XI | THE MARKED MAN | 204
XII | THE CROW’S CLIFF | 223

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Table of Contents

INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG WORKS OF WILLIAM LE QUEUX

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MADEMOISELLE OF MONTE CARLO

- CONTENTS

THE FOUR FACES

- A MYSTERY

- CONTENTS

THE CZAR'S SPY

- The Mystery of a Silent Love

- CONTENTS

THE DOCTOR OF PIMLICO

- Being The Disclosure Of A Great Crime

- CONTENTS

THE MINISTER OF EVIL

- The Secret History of Rasputin's Betrayal of Russia

- CONTENTS

THE GREAT WHITE QUEEN

- A Tale Of Treasure And Treason

- CONTENTS

THE MYSTERY OF THE GREEN RAY

- CONTENTS

THE STRETTON STREET AFFAIR

- CONTENTS

THE SEVEN SECRETS

- CONTENTS

THE GOLDEN FACE

- A Great “crook” Romance

- CONTENTS

HUSHED UP!

- A Mystery Of London

- CONTENTS

THE WHITE LIE

- CONTENTS.

THE SIGN OF SILENCE

- CONTENTS

THE COUNT'S CHAUFFEUR

- CONTENTS

THE INTRIGUERS

SPIES OF THE KAISER Plotting the Downfall of England

- CONTENTS

THE SECRETS OF POTSDAM

- CONTENTS

THE INVASION

THE GREAT WAR IN ENGLAND IN 1897

- CONTENTS

THE PLACE OF DRAGONS A MYSTERY

- CONTENTS

THE RED WIDOW

- Or, The Death-Dealers Of London

- CONTENTS

THIS HOUSE TO LET

- CONTENTS

THE INVASION OF 1910

- with a full account of the siege of London

- William le Queux

- Naval Chapters By H. W. Wilson CONTENTS

- MAPS AND PLANS

GERMAN ATROCITIES

- A Record Of Shameless Deeds

- CONTENTS

THE TICKENCOTE TREASURE

- CONTENTS

BERYL OF THE BIPLANE

- Being the Romance of an Air-woman of To-day

- CONTENTS

TRACKED BY WIRELESS

- CONTENTS

- THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE