New York
W. J. Watt & Company
PUBLISHERS

Copyright, 1918, by
W. J. WATT & COMPANY
PRESS OF
BRAUNWORTH & CO.
BOOK MANUFACTURERS
BROOKLYN, N. Y.


CONTENTS

CHAPTERPAGE
I. The Omniscient Sachsen[1]
II. Ah Sing Counts His Nails[10]
III. Peter Gross is Named Resident[25]
IV. Koyola's Prayer[35]
V. Sachsen's Warning[54]
VI. The Pirate League[73]
VII. Mynheer Muller Worries[82]
VIII. Koyala's Warning[97]
IX. The Long Arm of Ah Sing[107]
X. Captain Carver Signs[119]
XI. Mynheer Muller's Dream[125]
XII. Peter Gross's Reception[134]
XIII. A Fever Antidote[144]
XIV. Koyala's Defiance[154]
XV. The Council[165]
XVI. Peter Gross's Pledge[173]
XVII. The Poisoned Arrow[192]
XVIII. A Summons to Sadong[198]
XIX. Koyala's Ultimatum[207]
XX. Lkath's Conversion[216]
XXI. Captured by Pirates[226]
XXII. In the Temple[238]
XXIII. Ah Sing's Vengeance[245]
XXIV. A Rescue[252]
XXV. The Fight on the Beach[259]
XXVI. "To Half of My Kingdom—"[268]
XXVII. A Woman Scorned[274]
XXVIII. The Attack on the Fort[285]
XXIX. A Woman's Heart[296]
XXX. The Governor's Promise[310]


THE ARGUS PHEASANT

Ah, God, for a man with a heart, head, hand,
Like some of the simple great ones gone
Forever and ever by;
One still, strong man in a blatant land,
Whatever they call him—what care I?—
Aristocrat, democrat, autocrat—one
Who can rule and dare not lie! Tennyson.