The Pool of Flame A Tale of O Rourke In Algeria
Monte Carlo begins the Irish adventurer Col Terence O Rourke drawn into a secret mission for the French government. He receives a sealed package and a reward offer for the Pool of Flame while reuniting with his wife Beatrix. Pursuit leads to a desert clash with Touareg forces and a perilous search for Chambret.
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Monte Carlo
Col
Terence O'Rourke
O’rourke
Leanin Gut
Bertie Glynn
Viscount Des Trebes
O'Rourke
Beatrix
Rangoon
India
Chambret
Algeria
Joan
Alegeria
Touaregg
Mon Ami
O Rourke Captures a Trap in the Train Heist
O'Rourke is seized by Des Trebes and Glynn aboard a late Setif to Algiers train. The kidnappers seek a missing letter and the Pool of Flame ruby while the Irish adventurer stalls them with wit, force, and a bluff to outlast their bid for the jewel.
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O’rourke
Des Trebes
Bertie
O'Rourke
Glynn
the Vicomte
Monsieur le Vicomte
Vicomte
Ife
Heaven
Chambret
Bertle
Wanderer
Monsieur
The Ruby Mystery Reaches Algiers Palace
A narrator struggles to prove a ruby’s whereabouts as pursuers hint they possess it. Doubt and fear grip the seeker who, upon reaching Algiers, urgently seeks access to the Palace de la Government.
O Rourke Seeks Hidden Package in Governor's Palace
O Rourke arrives at the Governor General's Palace seeking a package endorsed with Chambret's name. The secretary claims possession of the item but hesitates without Governor's authority. The Vicomte Trébes had visited recently, hinting at restricted information.
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O'Rourke
France
Colonel O'Rourke
Monsieur
Paris
Monsieeur
Monsieur Chambret
Travernor
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Algiery
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el- Guerrah
Algiers
Tie
Setif
Mr Glynn
Monsieur le Vicomte Jes Trebes
KRUSE
Rose Street
Sidney
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Rooming House
E. R.yaegle
McAleese Building
Sidney, Neb
S. Sheffer
Monument Co
Tat Nat's Bank
Phame
Pip Watt
Palace de la Government
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