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THE YELLOW DOVE
[Illustration: “His blond hair disheveled, his shoulders coatless,
Cyril emerged.”]
THE YELLOW DOVE
by
GEORGE GIBBS
Illustrated by the Author
[Illustration]
New York
Grosset & Dunlap
Publishers
Copyright, 1915,
By D. Appleton and Company
Printed in the United States of America
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
PRELUDE 1
I. SHELTERED PEOPLE 5
II. THE UNDERCURRENT 17
III. RICE-PAPERS 31
IV. DANGEROUS SECRETS 45
V. THE PURSUIT CONTINUES 55
VI. RIZZIO TAKES CHARGE 68
VII. AN INTRUDER 83
VIII. EVIDENCE 96
IX. THE VIKING’S TOWER 108
X. THE YELLOW DOVE 121
XI. VON STROMBERG 131
XII. HAMMERSLEY EXPLAINS 145
XIII. THE UNWILLING GUEST 157
XIV. VON STROMBERG CATECHISES 172
XV. THE INQUISITION 188
XVI. THE GENERAL PLAYS TO WIN 206
XVII. LINDBERG 221
XVIII. SUCCESS 243
XIX. THE CAVE ON THE THORWALD 260
XX. THE FIGHT IN THE CAVERN 275
XXI. HARE AND HOUNDS 289
XXII. FROM THE HEIGHTS 306
XXIII. HEADQUARTERS 320
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
“His blond hair disheveled, his shoulders coatless,
Cyril emerged.” _Frontispiece_
FACING PAGE
“‘Not that,’ he whispered hoarsely, ‘for God’s
sake--not that.’” 80
“Her lips ... were whispering words that she
hoped could follow him into the distance.” 128
“The truth, and he becomes an honorable prisoner of
war. Silence, and he is shot tomorrow. Speak.” 218
THE YELLOW DOVE
PRELUDE
Rifts of sullen gray in the dirty veil of vapor beyond the reaches of
dunes, where the sea in long lines of white, like the ghostly hosts of
lost regiments, clamored along the sand....
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