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NINTH EDITION. - The Honour of Savelli. - BY S. LEVETT YEATS. - 12mo. Cloth, $1.00; paper, 50 cents.
CHAPTER I. - THE COMING OF THE WOON.
CHAPTER II. - A DINNER À DEUX.
CHAPTER III. - FATHER FRAGRANCE LIMES A TWIG.
CHAPTER IV. - RUYS SMALLEY.
CHAPTER V. - "FURIIS AGITATUS AMOR."
CHAPTER VI. - ANTHONY POZENDINE SPEAKS UP.
CHAPTER VII. - THE RUBY BRACELET.
CHAPTER VIII. - THE SIRKAR'S SALT.
CHAPTER IX. - HIS LADY'S GAGE.
A young officer of the Indian Civil Service steps ashore on a bustling colonial port, where the heat, the clamor of steamers, and the mingling of British, Burmese, and Chinese faces create a vivid tapestry of empire at its height. He quickly encounters a cast of striking characters—a diligent district police officer, a weary missionary, and a charismatic local woman whose smoky resolve hints at deeper ambitions. As the steamer ties up and the crowd surges, the newcomer’s sense of duty collides with the allure of intrigue and the promise of unexpected alliances.
Against this lively backdrop, the narrative weaves romance, political maneuvering, and the raw energy of a world in transition. The protagonist’s sharp intellect and sense of honor are tested by both overt challenges and subtle manipulations, while the exotic setting offers a rich canvas for both danger and desire. Listeners are drawn into a story where personal ambition and cultural clash pulse together, setting the stage for a gripping adventure that promises both heart and history.
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (300K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Charles Bowen, from page scans provided by Google Books
Release date
2011-12-14
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

d. 1916
An Anglo-Indian novelist and civil servant, he wrote popular adventure and historical romances at the end of the 19th century. His fiction often blends action, intrigue, and a strong sense of place shaped by his years connected to British India.
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