George Chetwynd Griffith-Jones (1857 - 1906)
Pen name: George Griffith
A Honeymoon in Space (1901), web version
Individual chapters > Individual chapters > The Missionary (1902), web version
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Prologue
Chapter I
Chapter II
Chapter III
Chapter IV
Chapter V
Chapter VI
Chapter VII
Chapter VIII
Chapter IX
Chapter X
Chapter XI
Chapter XII
Chapter XIII
Chapter XIV
Chapter XV
Chapter XVI
Chapter XVII
Chapter XVIII
Chapter XIX
Chapter XX
Chapter XXI
Chapter XXII
Chapter XXIII
Chapter XXIV
Chapter XXV
Epilogue
Chapter I
Chapter II
Chapter III
Chapter IV
Chapter V
Chapter VI
Chapter VII
Chapter VIII
Chapter IX
Chapter X
Chapter XI
Chapter XII
Chapter XIII
Chapter XIV
Chapter XV
Chapter XVI
Chapter XVII
Chapter XVIII
Chapter XIX
Chapter XX
Chapter XXI
Chapter XXII
Chapter XXIII
Chapter XXIV
Chapter XXV
Epilogue
The mummy and Miss Nitocris (1906), web version
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Foreword
Chapter I: Introduces the Mummy
Chapter II: Back to the Past
Chapter III: The Death-Bridal of Nitocris
Chapter IV: Thieves in the Night
Chapter V: Across the Threshold
Chapter VI: The Law of Selection
Chapter VII: Mostly Possibilities
Chapter VIII: Miss Brenda Arrives, and Phadrig the Egyptian Prophesies
Chapter IX: "The Wilderness" Wimbledon Common
Chapter X: The Stage Fills
Chapter XI: The Marvels of Phadrig
Chapter XII: Controversy and Confidences
Chapter XIII: Over the Tea and the Toast
Chapter XIV: "Supposed Impossibilities"
Chapter XV: The Advancement of Nitocris - The Resolve of Oscarovitch
Chapter XVI: The Mystery of Prince Zastrow
Chapter XVII: M. Nicol Hendry
Chapter XVIII: Murder by Suggestion
Chapter XIX: The Horus Stone
Chapter XX: Through the Centuries
Chapter XXI: What Happened at Trelitz
Chapter XXII: A Trip on the Sound
Chapter XXIII: The Disappearance of the Professor
Chapter XXIV: The Lust that Was - and Is
Chapter XXV: The Passing of Phadrig
Chapter XXVI: Captain Merrill's Commission
Chapter XXVII: The Bridal of Oscarovitch
Epilogue
Chapter I: Introduces the Mummy
Chapter II: Back to the Past
Chapter III: The Death-Bridal of Nitocris
Chapter IV: Thieves in the Night
Chapter V: Across the Threshold
Chapter VI: The Law of Selection
Chapter VII: Mostly Possibilities
Chapter VIII: Miss Brenda Arrives, and Phadrig the Egyptian Prophesies
Chapter IX: "The Wilderness" Wimbledon Common
Chapter X: The Stage Fills
Chapter XI: The Marvels of Phadrig
Chapter XII: Controversy and Confidences
Chapter XIII: Over the Tea and the Toast
Chapter XIV: "Supposed Impossibilities"
Chapter XV: The Advancement of Nitocris - The Resolve of Oscarovitch
Chapter XVI: The Mystery of Prince Zastrow
Chapter XVII: M. Nicol Hendry
Chapter XVIII: Murder by Suggestion
Chapter XIX: The Horus Stone
Chapter XX: Through the Centuries
Chapter XXI: What Happened at Trelitz
Chapter XXII: A Trip on the Sound
Chapter XXIII: The Disappearance of the Professor
Chapter XXIV: The Lust that Was - and Is
Chapter XXV: The Passing of Phadrig
Chapter XXVI: Captain Merrill's Commission
Chapter XXVII: The Bridal of Oscarovitch
Epilogue
The World Peril of 1910 (1907), web version
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Prologue - A Race for a Woman
Chapter I: A Momentous Experiment
Chapter II: Norah's Good-Bye
Chapter III: Seen Under the Moon
Chapter IV: The Shadow of the Terror
Chapter V: A Glimpse of the Doom
Chapter VI: The Note of War
Chapter VII: Caught!
Chapter VIII: First Blood
Chapter IX: The "Flying Fish" Appears
Chapter X: First Blows from the Air
Chapter XI: The Tragedy of the Two Squadrons
Chapter XII: How London Took the News
Chapter XIII: A Crime and a Mistake
Chapter XIV: The Eve of Battle
Chapter XV: The Strife of Giants
Chapter XVI: How the French Landed at Portsmouth
Chapter XVII: Away from the Warpath
Chapter XVIII: A Glimpse of the Peril
Chapter XIX: A Change of Scene
Chapter XX: The Night of Terror Begins—
Chapter XXI: —And Ends
Chapter XXII: Disaster
Chapter XXIII: The Other Campaign Begins
Chapter XXIV: Tom Bowcock—Pitman
Chapter XXV: Preparing for Action
Chapter XXVI: The First Bombardment of London
Chapter XXVII: Lennard's Ultimatum
Chapter XXVIII: Concerning Astronomy and Oysters
Chapter XXIX: The Lion Wakes
Chapter XXX: Mr Parmenter Says
Chapter XXXI: John Castellan's Threat
Chapter XXXII: A Vigil in the Night
Chapter XXXIII: Mr Parmenter Returns
Chapter XXXIV: The "Auriole"
Chapter XXXV: The "Auriole" Hoists the White Ensign
Chapter XXXVI: A Parley at Aldershot
Chapter XXXVII: The Verdict of Science
Chapter XXXVIII: Waiting for Doom
Chapter XXXIX: The Last Fight
Epilogue - "And on Earth, Peace!"
Chapter I: A Momentous Experiment
Chapter II: Norah's Good-Bye
Chapter III: Seen Under the Moon
Chapter IV: The Shadow of the Terror
Chapter V: A Glimpse of the Doom
Chapter VI: The Note of War
Chapter VII: Caught!
Chapter VIII: First Blood
Chapter IX: The "Flying Fish" Appears
Chapter X: First Blows from the Air
Chapter XI: The Tragedy of the Two Squadrons
Chapter XII: How London Took the News
Chapter XIII: A Crime and a Mistake
Chapter XIV: The Eve of Battle
Chapter XV: The Strife of Giants
Chapter XVI: How the French Landed at Portsmouth
Chapter XVII: Away from the Warpath
Chapter XVIII: A Glimpse of the Peril
Chapter XIX: A Change of Scene
Chapter XX: The Night of Terror Begins—
Chapter XXI: —And Ends
Chapter XXII: Disaster
Chapter XXIII: The Other Campaign Begins
Chapter XXIV: Tom Bowcock—Pitman
Chapter XXV: Preparing for Action
Chapter XXVI: The First Bombardment of London
Chapter XXVII: Lennard's Ultimatum
Chapter XXVIII: Concerning Astronomy and Oysters
Chapter XXIX: The Lion Wakes
Chapter XXX: Mr Parmenter Says
Chapter XXXI: John Castellan's Threat
Chapter XXXII: A Vigil in the Night
Chapter XXXIII: Mr Parmenter Returns
Chapter XXXIV: The "Auriole"
Chapter XXXV: The "Auriole" Hoists the White Ensign
Chapter XXXVI: A Parley at Aldershot
Chapter XXXVII: The Verdict of Science
Chapter XXXVIII: Waiting for Doom
Chapter XXXIX: The Last Fight
Epilogue - "And on Earth, Peace!"