Copyright, 1915, by
Hearst's International Library Co., Inc.
All rights reserved, including that of translation into the foreign languages, including the Scandinavian
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I. | Jarvis of Kentucky | [ 1] |
| II. | The Blind Pursuit | [ 18] |
| III. | In the Royal Suite | [ 35] |
| IV. | An Oath of Allegiance | [ 47] |
| V. | Exit Jarvis, Laughing | [ 59] |
| VI. | Over the Sea and Far Away | [ 74] |
| VII. | The Romance of the Castle | [ 87] |
| VIII. | The New Profession | [ 105] |
| IX. | Checkmate the First | [ 125] |
| X. | A Wager with the Duke | [ 140] |
| XI. | When the Ship Comes In | [ 161] |
| XII. | Welcome to Seguro! | [ 181] |
| XIII. | "Gentlemen, a Man!" | [ 198] |
| XIV. | More Obstacles | [ 217] |
| XV. | Mysterious Influences | [ 239] |
| XVI. | As in Days of Old | [ 250] |
| XVII. | Conclusion | [ 267] |
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
| "Warren—don't call me Highness!... my name is Maria" | [ Frontispiece] |
| FACING PAGE | |
| It was Jarvis of Kentucky | [ 38] |
| —"and to faithfully fight in my lady's cause" | [ 56] |
| "Just a minute. How did that lock get broken?" | [ 70] |
| "I am known from Bowling Green to the Golden Gate, as Warren the Ghost Breaker" | [ 106] |
| "Gentlemen—a man" | [ 212] |
| "So, you are the brave American, are you?" | [ 214] |
| "Ah, señor, in all my experience I have never seen such an adventurous palm...." | [ 222] |
| "Ah, Mr. Warren, looking for an honest man, like old Socrates?" | [ 232] |
| Rusty caught him by the arm | [ 262] |
| His next weapon was a chair | [ 270] |
| "Don't shoot!" | [ 278] |