A Parisian Russian tale of Kavanagh and Taras
In a ruined love and intrigue tale, Judith and Taras confront a tangle of past crimes and disappearances. Gordon alias Prince Bergensky is suspected through a bank fraud and an old rivalry with Kavanagh. Mere Lucas and M. Lazarus appear, revealing connections to the czarist plot and Taras fate as a deadly chase unfolds.
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Kavanagh
Ivan
Gordon
Mogland
Mademoiselle
Taras
Paras
Ivan Doutremender
Towaimgugh
Te O
London
Russia
Moscow
Mrs.Hoffman
Ure
Diddy
TL O
Carter Street
M. Larzanus
Farrier
Lazarus
Peter Schemyl
Tie
Lombard Street
Mr. Lazartes
Lizzarius Sat
Tcs
Peidamee
Duiid
Hotaesouk
Pheu
Tras
Tim
Mr. Pelham
Ile
Metropolis
Prince Bergenskye
George Gordon
Thean
St. Petersburg
Siberia
Cheapside
Prince Bergensky
Lianarus
Houndsditch
Lizarus
Duncan & Dunecan
Ballance
Hyon
Prince Bergemsky
Duncan
England
Mr. Gordon
Pelham
Temple Pier
Westminster
Lambeth Pier
Prudence
Lucas
Vauxhall Pier
Millbank
Lambeth Bridge
Ferry Street
Carmen
Missis
Bill Wright
Mme. Lucas
Miie
Bill
Carman
William Wright
Betterford
Lazirus
Laras
Judith
Bee
Hind
Lucus
Nivel
Mere Lares
Monsieu
Monsieur
Sne
Iadame
M. Gordon
Fever
M. ‘Taras
Mere Lucas
Tianty Mere Lucas
M. Kavanagh
Miss Judith
Mere Lucas’ Ip
Mr. Johnson
Mademoiseelle
Muese
Madness of Fear Drives Protagonist to Chelsea Riverfront
In a fragment from Chapter XNXIX the narrator battles fear and longing, desiring proximity to Paras and the house tied to their happiest memories. He wanders the city, searches shop windows, and contemplates a riverfront stroll as a tempting chance to glimpse Turas.
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Woking
Betterford Grane
Taras
Paras
Chelsea St
Mive Elf
Turas
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C’ool LL & . A
Barry Kavanagh
Scheman
Tvan Dontremeenmiber
Tle
Se. Petersburg
Eva
Raledge
Schemyl
Yarre
Sebemyl
Schemyk
Berlin
Germany
Ivan Dontremember
Carl Hoffman
Min
Surrey
Caras
Mel
Cross
Haff
George and
Howard Gould
Hank Haul