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"Routledge Rides Alone" by Will Levington Comfort is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story revolves around Cosmo Routledge, an American war correspondent, who navigates the complexities of life, war, and relationships as he travels through Asia and returns home. The narrative hints at themes of personal growth, the horrors of conflict, and cultural reflections, while exploring Routledge's relationships, particularly with Noreen Cardinegh, the daughter of an esteemed war correspondent. At the start of the novel, we are introduced to Jerry Cardinegh, who reminisces about his time in China and eagerly awaits the return of his friend Routledge. Their reunion sets the stage for conversations filled with shared experiences, reflections on war, and the emotional bonds formed through their journeys. As they anticipate the arrival of Routledge, Noreen expresses her admiration for him, indicating his importance not only as a war correspondent but also as a person with a profound understanding of the world. This opening establishes a rich backdrop of tension and camaraderie, hinting at larger conflicts that will unfold in the narrative while exploring the personal dynamics between the characters. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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• Routledge Rides Alone
• Chapter 3
• Contents
• PROLOGUEIN CHEER STREET, LONDON
• FIRST CHAPTERMOTHER INDIA IS SAID TO BE QUIVERING WITH HATRED FOR HER WHITE CHILD, THE BRITISH FOUNDLING
• SECOND CHAPTERTHE BAFFLING INDIAN MYSTERY IS DISCUSSED BY FOUR MEN WHO SHOULD HAVE BEEN FIRST TO SOLVE IT
• THIRD CHAPTERROUTLEDGE RELATES HOW A MASTER CAME DOWN FROM THE GOODLY MOUNTAINS TO FIND HISCHELAIN THE BURNING PLAINS
• FOURTH CHAPTERROUTLEDGE CONTEMPLATES THE PAST, IN THE MIDST OF A SHADOW FORECAST BY LARGE EVENTS
• FIFTH CHAPTERROUTLEDGE STEPS OUT SPIRITEDLY IN THE FOG TO FIND HIS FRIENDS AND ENCOUNTERS THE HATE OF LONDON
• SIXTH CHAPTERA GRIM AND TERRIBLE TRADITION IS TOUCHED UPON FOR THE RELATION IT BEARS TO THE TREACHERY IN INDIA
• SEVENTH CHAPTERROUTLEDGE BEGS FOR A STIMULANT—THE STUFF THAT SINGS IN THE VEINS OF KINGS
• EIGHTH CHAPTERTHE SUPERLATIVE WOMAN EMPTIES HER HEART OF ITS TREASURES FOR THE OUTCAST, AND THEY PART AT CHARING CROSS
• NINTH CHAPTERMR. JASPER IS INFORMED THAT MOTHER INDIA CAUSED NAPOLEON’S DEFEAT, AND THAT FAMINES ARE NOT WITHOUT VIRTUE
• TENTH CHAPTERA SINGULAR POWER IS MANIFEST IN THE LITTLE HUT AT RYDAMPHUR, AND ROUTLEDGE PERCEIVES HIS WORK IN ANOTHER WAR
• ELEVENTH CHAPTERA HAND TOUCHES THE SLEEVE OF THE GREAT FRIEZE COAT IN THE WINTRY TWILIGHT ON THE BUND AT SHANGHAI
• TWELFTH CHAPTERJOHNNY BRODIE OF BOOKSTALLS IS INVITED TO CHEER STREET, AND BOLTS, PERCEIVING A CONSPIRACY FORMED AGAINST HIM
• THIRTEENTH CHAPTERJERRY CARDINEGH OFFERS A TOAST TO THE OUTCAST—A TOAST HE IS COMPELLED TO DRINK ALONE
• FOURTEENTH CHAPTERROUTLEDGE IS ASSURED OF A WOMAN’S LOVE—THOUGH HE SHOULD LEAD THE ARMIES OF THE WORLD TO BURN LONDON
• FIFTEENTH CHAPTERNOREEN CARDINEGH APPEARS AFTER MIDNIGHT IN THE BILLIARD-ROOM OF THEIMPERIAL—AN INEFFABLE REMEMBRANCE
• SIXTEENTH CHAPTERCERTAIN CIVILIANS SIT TIGHT WITH KUROKI, WHILE THE BLOOD-FLOWER PUTS FORTH HER BRIGHT LITTLE BUDS
• SEVENTEENTH CHAPTERFEENEY AND FINACUNE ARE PRIVILEGED TO “READ THE FIERY GOSPEL WRIT IN BURNISHED ROWS OF STEEL”
• EIGHTEENTH CHAPTERBINGLEY BREAKS AWAY FROM THE CAMP OF THE CIVILIANS TO WATCH “THE LEAN-LOCKED RANKS GO ROARING DOWN TO DIE”
• NINETEENTH CHAPTERNOREEN CARDINEGH, ENTERING A JAPANESE HOUSE AT EVENTIDE, IS CONFRONTED BY THE VISIBLE THOUGHT-FORM OF HER LOVER
• TWENTIETH CHAPTERROUTLEDGE IS SEEN BY NOREEN CARDINEGH, BUT AT AN EXCITING MOMENT IN WHICH SHE DARE NOT CALL HIS NAME
• TWENTY-FIRST CHAPTERROUTLEDGE, BROODING UPON THE MIGHTY SPECTACLE OF A JAPANESE BIVOUAC, TRACES A WORLD-WAR TO THE LEAK IN ONE MAN’S BRAIN
• TWENTY-SECOND CHAPTERROUTLEDGE STRIKES A CONTRAST BETWEEN THE JAPANESE EMPEROR AND THE JAPANESE FIGHTING-MAN, WHILE OKU CHARGES INTO A BLIZZARD OF STEEL
• TWENTY-THIRD CHAPTERROUTLEDGE ENCOUNTERS THE “HORSE-KILLER” ON THE FIELD OF LIAOYANG, AND THEY RACE FOR THE UNCENSORED CABLE AT SHANHAIKWAN
• TWENTY-FOURTH CHAPTERTHE GREAT FRIEZE COAT AND THE WOMAN JOURNEY DOWN THE COAST OF CHINA TOGETHER, AND CROSS INDIA TO THE LEPER VALLEY
• Chapter 30
• Chapter 31
• Chapter 32
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• Chapter 34

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