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GreenmantleEndnotes

Endnotes

  1. Peter meant a Polish-Jew fellow. ↩

Contents
Chapter 3: Peter Pienaar18 minChapter 4: Adventures of Two Dutchmen on the Loose20 minChapter 5: Further Adventures of the Same20 minChapter 6: The Indiscretions of the Same23 minChapter 7: Christmastide21 minChapter 8: The Essen Barges16 minChapter 9: The Return of the Straggler19 minChapter 10: The Garden-House of Suliman the Red14 minChapter 11: The Companions of the Rosy Hours19 minChapter 12: Four Missionaries See Light in Their Mission15 minChapter 13: I Move in Good Society19 minChapter 14: The Lady of the Mantilla18 minChapter 15: An Embarrassed Toilet22 minChapter 16: The Battered Caravanserai18 minChapter 17: Trouble by the Waters of Babylon16 minChapter 18: Sparrows on the Housetops17 minChapter 19: Greenmantle15 minChapter 20: Peter Pienaar Goes to the Wars23 minChapter 21: The Little Hill24 minChapter 22: The Guns of the North19 minEndnotes1 minFull contents of Greenmantle
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