Baraka and the Golden Stranger on a Mediterranean Quest
A serialized tale blends Baraka the Tartar girl with a ruby mine peril in central Asia and a wandering Greek financier, Logotheti, amid European high society intrigue. Van Torp pursues Margaret while Lady Maud probes a possible husband, Count Krasinsky, under yacht lights and Bayreuth shadows.
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Baraka
Central Asia
Saad
Logotheti
Versailles
Margaret
van Torp
Venice
United States
Bayreuth
Count Krasinsky
London
Pinney
Imaud
van ‘Torp
Krasinsky
Erinna
Logotheni
Lady Maud
New York
Mr. Pinney
Kralinsky
Night on the yacht and a plan to trap Logotheti
Lady Maud and Van Torp spend the morning aboard the yacht as she presses him for clues about Logotheti and a possible impostor in her life. Krasinsky recalls a prior intimacy with Leven, while Lady Maud schemes to confirm whether Krasinsky is Leven or an imposter, and determines to question him alone that night.
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Krasinsky
Levyen
St. Petersburg
Leven
Lord Creedmore
Kralinsky
van Torp
New York
Logotheti
Lady Maud
Paris
Capt. Brown
Cowes
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Stemp
Mr. van Torp
Mrs. Rushmore
America
Dingle Sam
Caucasus
Margaret
Maud
Rushmore
Van
Vorp
Bayreuth
Shubert
Tosti
Beethoven
Adelaide
Tartar
Levén
Levi Longlegs
London
Temple
Maud’s revelation tests truth of Leven’s return and disguise
Lady Maud confirms a bearded stranger may be Leven alive and hidden, while Van Torp and Stemp question the disguise. Maud persists that the man is her husband, despite doubts about the beard and past, as she weighs telling Krasinsky the truth.
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