The Lost Road (collection)

by Richard Harding Davis

THE LOST ROAD

"It is an enchanted road," said the girl; "or maybe we are enchanted"

THE LOST ROAD

 

BY
RICHARD HARDING DAVIS

 

ILLUSTRATED BY
WALLACE MORGAN

 

CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
NEW YORK ::::::::::::: 1913

 

TO
MY WIFE

 

CONTENTS

1. PAGE

2. The Lost Road

   1

3. The Miracle of Las Palmas

   33

4. Evil to Him Who Evil Thinks

   67

5. The Men of Zanzibar

   101

6. The Long Arm

   149

7. The God of Coincidence

   171

8. The Buried Treasure of Cobre

   207

9. ⁠Books by Richard Harding Davis

 

 

ILLUSTRATIONS

1. "It is an enchanted road," said the girl; "or maybe we are enchanted"

   Frontispiece

2. FACING PAGE

3. Directly under his nose was a tarnished silver loving-cup

   26

4. He found it like being perpetually in a comic opera

   106

5. "I know only one thing—two things, that I love you and that, until you love me, I am going to make your life hell!"

   126

6. "You mustn't get her mixed up with anything I told you about her brother"

   222

7. "Some day I will tell you," said the young man

   226