INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG WORKS OF DON MARQUIS — Compiled by David Widger
Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Don Marquis
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CONTENTS — Click on the ## before each title to view a linked table of contents for each of the twelve volumes. — Click on the title itself to open the original online file. — TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES — THE CRUISE OF THE JASPER B. — By
Don Marquis — To All The Copyreaders On All The Newspapers Of America
CONTENTS — CARTER, AND OTHER PEOPLE
| CHAPTER | |
| I | <A BRIGHT BLADE LEAPS FROM A RUSTY SCABBARD |
| II | <THE ROOM OF ILLUSION |
| III | <A SCHOONER, A SKIPPER, AND A SKULL |
| IV | <A BAD MAN TO CROSS |
| V | <BEAUTY IN DISTRESS |
| VI | <LADY AGATHA'S STORY |
| VII | <FIRST BLOOD FOR CLEGGETT |
| VIII | <A FLAME LEAPS OUT OF THE DARK |
| IX | <MYSTERIES MULTIPLY |
| X | <IN THE ENEMY'S CAMP |
| XI | <REPARTEE AND PISTOLS |
| XII | <THE SECOND OBLONG BOX |
| XIII | <THE SOUL OF LOGAN BLACK |
| XIV | <CLEGGETT STANDS BY HIS SHIP |
| XV | <NIGHT, TEMPEST, LOVE AND BATTLE |
| XVI | <ROMANCE REGNANT |
| XVII | <MISS PRINGLE CALLS ON MR. CLEGGETT |
| XVIII | <THE MAN IN THE BLUE PAJAMAS |
| XIX | <TWO GREAT MEN MEET |
| XX | <THE PSYCHOLOGICAL DETECTIVE |
| XXI | <THE THIRD OBLONG BOX ARRIVES |
| XXII | <DANCING ON THE DECK |
| XXIII | <CUTLASSES |
| XXIV | <THE DUEL |
| XXV | <THE SECRET OF THE VESSEL'S HOLD |
| XXVI | <A DOG DIES GAME |
| XXVII | <CLEGGETT ACCOMMODATES THE KING |
By Don Marquis — THE REVOLT OF THE OYSTER
1921
CONTENTS
VIII.—The Chances of the Street
By Don Marquis — 1922 — THE OLD SOAK, and HAIL AND FAREWELL
CONTENTS
DOGS AND BOYS (As told by the dog)
BLOOD WILL TELL (As told by the dog)
BEING A PUBLIC CHARACTER (As told by the dog)
WRITTEN IN BLOOD (As told by the dogs)
By Don Marquis — Line Drawings By Sterling Patterson — 1921 — DANNY'S OWN STORY
CONTENTS
CHAPTER ONE—Introducing the Old Soak
CHAPTER TWO—Beginning the Old Soak's History of the Rum Demon
CHAPTER THREE—Liquor and Hennery Simms
CHAPTER FOUR—The Old Soak's History—The Barroom as an Educative
CHAPTER FIVE—Look Out For Crime Waves!
CHAPTER SIX—Continuing the Old Soak's History—The Barroom and the Arts
CHAPTER SEVEN—An Argument With the Old Woman
CHAPTER EIGHT—The Old Soak's History—More Evils of Prohibition
CHAPTER NINE—Preparing for Christmas
CHAPTER TEN—Continuing the History—the Old Soak Fears for the Growing
CHAPTER ELEVEN—Jabe Potter's Optimism
CHAPTER TWELVE—More of the History—As It Used to Be of a Morning
CHAPTER THIRTEEN—Peace and Contentment
CHAPTER FOURTEEN—Continuing the History of the Rum Demon—Unfermented
CHAPTER FIFTEEN—Political Talk
CHAPTER SIXTEEN—The History Continued—Prohibition and Winter Weather
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN—The Old Soak Finds a Way
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN—The History Continued—the Barroom's Good Influence
CHAPTER NINETEEN—A House Divided
CHAPTER TWENTY—Continuing the History of the Rum Demon—the Barroom and
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE—Sympathy Wanted
CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO—The History of the Rum Demon Concluded—Prohibition
XI—THERE WERE GIANTS IN THE OLD DAYS
XII—IN AN OLD-TIME TAVERN BOOTH
XVII—THE BATTLE OF THE KEYHOLES
XXVI—CHANT ROYAL OF THE DEJECTED DIPSOMANIAC