Index:These Old Shades (Heyer 1927).pdf

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Title	These Old Shades
Author	Georgette Heyer
Illustrator	Sydney George Hulme Beaman
Year	1927
Publisher	William Heinemann Ltd.
Location	London
Source	pdf
Progress	To be proofread
Transclusion	Index not transcluded or unreviewed

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Contents
Chap.		Page
I	His Grace of Avon Buys a Soul	7
II	Introducing the Comte de Saint-Vire	18
III	Which Tells of a Debt Unpaid	31
IV	His Grace of Avon Becomes Further Acquainted with His Page	36
V	His Grace of Avon Visits Versailles	50
VI	His Grace of Avon Refuses to Sell His Page	64
VII	Satan and Priest at One	77
VIII	Hugh Davenant is Amazed	90
IX	Léon and Léonie	99
X	Lady Fanny's Virtue is Outraged	108
XI	Mr. Marling's Heart is Won	123
XII	His Grace of Avon's Ward	128
XIII	The Education of Léonie	135
XIV	The Appearance on the Scene of Lord Rupert Alastair	142
XV	Lord Rupert Makes the Acquaintance of Léonie	152
XVI	The Coming of the Comte de Saint-Vire	160
XVII	Of a Capture, a Chase, and Confusion	166
XVIII	The Indignation of Mr. Manvers	176
XIX	Lord Rupert Wins the Second Trick	187
XX	His Grace of Avon Takes Command of the Game	202
XXI	The Discomfiture of the Comte de Saint-Vire	212
XXII	The Arrival of another Player in the Game	225
XXIII	Mr. Marling Allows Himself to be Persuaded	235
XXIV	Hugh Davenant is Agreeably Surprised	246
XXV	Léonie Curtsies to the Polite World	258
XXVI	The Presentation of Léonie	272
XXVII	The Hand of Madame de Verchoureux	286
XXVIII	The Comte de Saint-Vire Discovers an Ace in His Hand	298
XXIX	The Disappearance of Léonie	306
XXX	His Grace of Avon Trumps the Comte's Ace	318
XXXI	His Grace of Avon Wins All	335
XXXII	His Grace of Avon Astonishes Every One for the Last Time	344

Index:These Old Shades (Heyer 1927).pdf

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