The Joyous Adventures of Aristide Pujol — John Locke — John Shaqi
The Joyous Adventures of Aristide Pujol
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_BY THE SAME AUTHOR_
IDOLS
SEPTIMUS
DERELICTS
THE USURPER
WHERE LOVE IS
THE WHITE DOVE
SIMON THE JESTER
A STUDY IN SHADOWS
A CHRISTMAS MYSTERY
THE BELOVÈD VAGABOND
AT THE GATE OF SAMARIA
THE MORALS OF MARCUS ORDEYNE
THE DEMAGOGUE AND LADY PHAYRE
THE GLORY OF CLEMENTINA
[Illustration: AT THE BEGINNING OF THE FOURTH KISS OUT CAME HER FATHER
_See page 34_]
THE
JOYOUS ADVENTURES
OF ARISTIDE PUJOL
BY
WILLIAM J. LOCKE
ILLUSTRATIONS BY
ALEC BALL
NEW YORK
JOHN LANE COMPANY
MCMXII
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CONTENTS
I THE ADVENTURE OF THE FAIR PATRONNE
II THE ADVENTURE OF THE ARLÉSIENNE
III THE ADVENTURE OF THE KIND MR. SMITH
IV THE ADVENTURE OF THE FOUNDLING
V THE ADVENTURE OF THE PIG'S HEAD
VI THE ADVENTURE OF FLEURETTE
VII THE ADVENTURE OF THE MIRACLE
VIII THE ADVENTURE OF THE FICKLE GODDESS
IX THE ADVENTURE OF A SAINT MARTIN'S SUMMER
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
FACING
PAGE
At the Beginning of the Fourth Kiss Out Came Her
Father _Frontispiece_
I Had Knocked Him Down on Purpose. He Was
Crippled for Life 14
Anything Less Congruous as the Bride-Elect of the
Debonair Aristide Pujol it Was Impossible to
Imagine 22
Had Straightway Poured His Grievances into a
Feminine Ear 32
I Found Both Tyres Had Been Punctured in a Hundred
Places 40
"Madame," said Aristide, "You Are Adorable, and
I Love You to Distraction" 50
"The Villain Was a Traveller in Buttons--Buttons!" 60
He Burst into Shrieks of Laughter 64
"And You!" shouted Bocardon, Falling on Aristide;
"I Must Embrace You Also" 68
Standing on the Arrival Platform of Euston Station 78
"Ah! the Pictures," cried Aristide, with a Wide
Sweep of His Arms 88
"I'll Take Five Hundred Pounds," said He, "to
Stay in" 96
Between the Folds of a Blanket Peeped the Face of
a Sleeping Child 110
He Demonstrated the Proper Application of the Cure 120
It is a Fearsome Thing for a Man to be Left Alone in
the Dead of Night with a Young Baby 124