A Monk of Cruta
BY
E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM,
Author of "The Peer and the Woman," "A Millionaireof Yesterday," Etc., Etc.
NEW YORK:
J. S. OGILVIE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
57 ROSE STREET.
COPYRIGHT, 1894, BY
F. TENNYSON NEELY.
A Monk of Cruta.
CONTENTS.
CHAP.
I. "THE BLACK-ROBED PHANTOM, DEATH" 11
II. "THE NEW ART" 32
III. "THE DANCING GIRL" 39
IV. "ADREA'S DIARY" 47
V. "THE FAR-OFF MUTTERING OF THE STORM TO COME" 50
VI. "AN ASHEN GREY DELIGHT" 61
VII. "WHO ARE YOU, AND WHAT YOUR MISSION" 73
VIII. "I AM WEARY OF A HOPELESS LOVE" 80
IX. "AH! HOW FAIR MY WEAKNESS FINDS THEE" 91
X. "I AM BUT A SLAVE, AND YET I BID THEE COME" 104
XI. "ADREA'S DIARY" 114
XII. "WE ARE LIKE SHOOTING STARS, WHOSE MEETING IS THEIR RUIN" 122
XIII. "THE PATH THAT LEADS TO MADMEN'S KINGDOMS" 129
XIV. "THE POISON OF HONEY FLOWERS" 136
XV. "AND MOST OF ALL WOULD I FLY FROM THE CRUEL MADNESS OF LOVE" 144
XVI. "'TWIXT YOU AND ME A NOISOME SHADOW CAST" 154
XVII. "IF LOVE YOU CHOOSE, THEN LOVE SHALL BE YOUR RUIN" 159
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