Told by the Death's Head: A Romantic Tale. Mór Jókai

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was told to me by the death's head.

      The Author.

PART I
I. The "Fire-Pot." 5
II. The Trial. 17
PART II
I. With the Robbers—The Prsjaka Caves. 25
II. The Berdiczov Monastery. 85
PART III IN THE SERVICE OF THE DUKE.
I. Malachi. 101
II. Persida. 114
PART IV WITH THE TEMPLARS.
I. In the Hollow Tree. 138
PART V THE HOMICIDE.
I. On Board Mynheer's Ship. 173
II. The Moo-Calf. 179
PART VI
I. The Forgery.—One Cipher. 204
II. The Legacy. 207
PART VII
I. Peaceful Repose. 215
PART VIII IN BENGAL.
I. Begum Sumro. 232
II. Idol Worship. 242
III. Maimuna, And Danesh. 249
PART IX ON THE HIGH SEAS.
I. The Pirates. 267
PART X UXORICIDE.
I. The Secundogenitur. 279
II. The Quicksands. 289
PART XI IN SATAN'S REALM.
I. The Satyrs. 300
II. Witch-Sabbath. 311
PART XII THE BREAD OF SHAME.
I. The Magic Thaler. 323
II. The Husband of the Wife of Another Man. 329
PART XIII THE EXCHANGE OF BODIES.
I. The Quack Doctor. 335
PART XIV
I. The White Dove. 347

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       THE "FIRE-POT."

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      The hero of our romantic narrative, or better, narratives, was a constable. Not one of that useful class appointed, in our day, to direct the vehicles which pass over the two approaches to the suspension-bridge in Budapest; rather, he was the chief of a body whose task it is to provoke disturbance, who win all the more praise and glory the greater the havoc and destruction they create. In a word: he was a gunner.

      The chronicle of his

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