Ensign Knightley and Other Stories

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Ensign Knightley and Other Stories (1901)
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New York: Frederick A. Stokes Co., 1901.

Mr. Mason's long stories had hardly prepared us for the particular excellence of this volume. [...] he is wont to deal in brief with rather complicated themes—but the sense of strain is never too obvious. Adventure is the dominant note in them, but not merely the adventure of sword and gun; and the workmanship, the play of motive and character, place them entirely outside the range of schoolboy literature. —Extract from the review in The Bookman September 1901. full review(s) in the Discussion page.

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Ensign Knightley

And Other Stories


By
A. E. W. MASON


Author of "The Courtship of Morrice

Buckler," "The Watchers," "Parson

Kelly," etc.

NEW YORK
FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY
PUBLISHERS

Copyright 1901,
By A. E. W. Mason


CONTENTS

  1. Ensign Knightley 1
  2. The Man of Wheels 32
  3. Mr. Mitchelbourne's Last Escape 62
  4. The Coward 88
  5. The Deserter 115
  6. The Crossed Gloves 137
  7. The Shuttered House 156
  8. Keeper of the Bishop 178
  9. The Cruise of the "Willing Mind" 186
  10. How Barrington Returned to Johannesburg 207
  11. Hatteras 220
  12. The Princess Joceliande 252
  13. A Liberal Education 285
  14. The Twenty-Kroner Story 301
  15. The Fifth Picture 307

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