Rupert of Hentzau
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Chapter XX. The Decision of Heaven
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Released on: 19/11/2017
ome part of ourselves. For us it was inevitable — nay, it was done. Sapt busied himself in preparing the account of
1 Chapter I. The Queen’s Good-By2 A man who has lived in the world, marking how every act, although in itself perhaps light and insign3 Chapter III. Again to Zenda4 Chapter IV. An Eddy on the Moat5 Chapter V. An Audience of the King6 Chapter VI. The Task of the Queen’s Servants7 Chapter VII. The Message of Simon the Huntsman8 Chapter VIII. The Temper of Boris the Hound9 Chapter IX. The King in the Hunting Lodge10 Chapter X. The King in Strelsau11 Chapter XI. What the Chancellor’s Wife Saw12 Chapter XII. Before Them All!13 Chapter XIII. A King up His Sleeve14 Chapter XIV. The News Comes to Strelsau15 Chapter XV. A Pastime for Colonel Sapt16 Chapter XVI. A Crowd in the Konigstrasse17 Chapter XVII. Young Rupert and the Play-Actor18 Chapter XVIII. The Triumph of the King19 Chapter XIX. For Our Love and Her Honor20 Chapter XX. The Decision of Heaven21 Chapter XXI. The Coming of the Dream