Classic Literature
The Four FeathersEndnotes

Endnotes

  1. The native bedstead of matting woven across a four-legged frame. ↩

Contents
Chapter 15: The Story of the First Feather18 minChapter 16: Captain Willoughby Retires14 minChapter 17: The “Melusine Overture”9 minChapter 18: The Answer to the Overture16 minChapter 19: Mrs. Adair Intervenes15 minChapter 20: East and West11 minChapter 21: Ethne Makes Another Slip13 minChapter 22: Durrance Lets His Cigar Go Out12 minChapter 23: Mrs. Adair Makes Her Apology11 minChapter 24: On the Nile8 minChapter 25: Lieutenant Sutch Comes Off the Half-Pay List22 minChapter 26: General Feversham’s Portraits Are Appeased10 minChapter 27: The House of Stone21 minChapter 28: Plans of Escape16 minChapter 29: Colonel Trench Assumes a Knowledge of Chemistry18 minChapter 30: The Last of the Southern Cross13 minChapter 31: Feversham Returns to Ramelton9 minChapter 32: In the Church at Glenalla12 minChapter 33: Ethne Again Plays the “Melusine Overture”10 minChapter 34: The End5 minEndnotes1 minFull contents of The Four Feathers
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