Front matter
Reading edition
EDWARD S. ELLIS, A.M.
CHICAGO: M. A. DONOHUE & CO.
Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1888.
By Edward S. Ellis, A.M.
TO MY CHILDREN LILLIAN, WILMOT, MIRIAM AND HELEN, Each a "Star of India" to me, THIS BOOK IS LOVINGLY DEDICATED.
INDEX.
CHAPTER.
I. "A Man May Smile and Smile, and be a Villain Still." II. Luchman III. Within Delhi IV. On the Threshold V. The Opening Tragedy VI. An Incident by the Way VII. The Pursuit VIII. In the Garden IX. "The Inglese Loge!" X. Ali Khan XI. The Cashmere Gate XII. Proclamation of the Mogul Empire XIII. A Model Commune XIV. Toward Kurnal XV. The Star of India XVI. "No, Sahib, Not I." XVII. The Burra Bagh XVIII. George Harkins XIX. Carried Northward XX. A Failure XXI. One Incident of Many XXII. The Ghoojurs XXIII. The Ruined Temple XXIV. Wana Affghar of Puneput XXV. Buktar Sing XXVI. A Couple of Shots XXVII. A Grim Sentinel XXVIII. "I Did Not Say That, Sahib." XXIX. An Intruder XXX. The Last Resort XXXI. The Pledge XXXII. The Ransom XXXIII. Asiatic Honor XXXIV. Too Late XXXV. Eureka XXXVI. From Darkness to Dawn XXXVII. From Dawn to Daylight XXXVIII. Salaam
THE STAR OF INDIA.