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P. C. WREN Ultimate Collection: The Complete BEAU GESTE TRILOGY + 4 Novels & 42 Short Stories of the Foreign Legion
Beau Geste Trilogy and Foreign Legion TalesBy P. C. WrenLength101h 9m
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Table of Contents:
The Beau Geste Trilogy
BEAU GESTE
BEAU SABREUR
BEAU IDEAL
Novels:
SNAKE AND SWORD
THE WAGES OF VIRTUE
DRIFTWOOD SPARS
CUPID IN AFRICA (The Baking of Bertram in Love and War)
Short Stories
STEPSONS OF FRANCE:
Ten little Legionaries
À la Ninon de L'Enclos
An Officer and—a Liar
The Dead Hand
The Gift
The Deserter
Five Minutes
"Here are Ladies"
The MacSnorrt
"Belzébuth"
The Quest
"Vengeance is Mine..."
Sermons in Stones
Moonshine
The Coward of the Legion
Mahdev Rao
The Merry Liars
GOOD GESTES:
What's in a Name
A Gentleman of Colour
David and His Incredible Jonathan
The McSnorrt Reminiscent
Mad Murphy's Miracle
Buried Treasure
If Wishes were Horses
The Devil and Digby Geste
The Mule
Low Finance
Presentiments
Dreams Come True
FLAWED BLADES: Tales from the Foreign Legion
No. 187017
Bombs
Mastic--and Drastic
The Death Post
E Tenebris
Nemesis
The Hunting of Henri
PORT O' MISSING MEN: Strange Tales of the Stranger Regiment
The Return of Odo Klemens
The Betrayal of Odo Klemens
The Life of Odo Klemens
Moon-rise
Moon-shadows
Moon-set
Percival Christopher Wren (1875-1941) was an English writer, mostly of adventure fiction. He is remembered best for Beau Geste, a much-filmed book of 1924, involving the French Foreign Legion in North Africa. This was one of 33 novels and short story collections that he wrote, mostly dealing with colonial soldiering in Africa. While his fictional accounts of life in the pre-1914 Foreign Legion are highly romanticized, his details of Legion uniforms, training, equipment and barrack room layout are generally accurate, which has led to unproven suggestions that Wren himself served with the legion.
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GenreFantasy, Literary Classics
Length101 hrs 9 mins
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Publish dateSep 11, 2015
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1P. C. WREN Ultimate Collection:
95Chapter VIII. The Temptation of Sir Montague Merline
2The Beau Geste Trilogy:
96Chapter IX. The Café and the Canteen
3Part I. Major Henri De Beaujolais' Story
97Chapter X. The Wages of Sin
4Chapter I. Of the Strange Events at Zinderneuf
98Chapter XI. Greater Love..
5Chapter II. George Lawrence Takes the Story to Lady Brandon at Brandon Abbas
99Epilogue
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6Part II. The Mystery of the "Blue Water"
100Chapter I. The Man
7Chapter I. Beau Geste and His Band
101Chapter II. The Boy
8Chapter II. The Disappearance of the "Blue Water"
102Chapter III. The Woman
9Chapter III. The Gay Romantics (pt. 1)
103§ 1. Mr. Grobble
10Chapter III. The Gay Romantics (pt. 2)
104§ 2. General Murger
11Chapter IV. The Desert
105§ 3. Sergeant-Major Lawrence-Smith
12Chapter V. The Fort at Zinderneuf (pt. 1)
106§ 4. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Gosling-Green
13Chapter V. The Fort at Zinderneuf (pt. 2)
107§ 5. Mr. Horace Faggit
14Chapter VI. A "Viking's Funeral"
108Chapter IV. "Meet and Leave Again."
15Chapter VII. Ishmaelites
109§ 1
16Part I. Failure
110§ 2
17Chapter I. "Out of the Depths I Rise"
111§ 3
18Chapter II. Uncle
112Part I. The Making of Bertram
19Chapter III. The Blue Hussar
113Chapter I. Major Hugh Walsingham Greene
20Chapter IV. A Perfect Day
114Chapter II. Mr. Charles Stayne-Brooker (or Herr Karl Stein-Brücker)
21Chapter V. Becque--And Raoul D'Auray De Redon
115Chapter III. Mrs. Stayne-Brooker—and Her Ex-Stepson
22Chapter VI. Africa
116Part II. The Baking of Bertram By War
23Chapter VII. Zaguig
117Chapter I. Bertram Becomes a Man of War
24Chapter VIII. Femme Souvent Varie
118Chapter II. And is Ordered to East Africa
25Chapter IX. The Touareg--And "Dear Ivan"
119Chapter III. Preparations
26Chapter X. My Abandoned Children
120Chapter IV. Terra Marique Jactatus
27Chapter XI. The Cross of Duty
121Chapter V. Mrs. Stayne-Brooker
28Chapter XII. The Emir and the Vizier
122Chapter VI. Mombasa
29Chapter XIII. "Choose"
123Chapter VII. The Mombasa Club
30Chapter XIV. A Second String
124Chapter VIII. Military and Naval Manœuvres
31Chapter XV. "Men Have Their Exits . . ."
125Chapter IX. Bertram Invades Africa
32Chapter XVI. For My Lady
126Chapter X. M’paga
33Part II. Success
127Chapter XI. Food and Feeders
34Chapter I. Lost
128Chapter XII. Reflections
35Chapter II. El Hamel
129Chapter XIII. Baking
36Chapter III. El Habibka
130Chapter XIV. The Convoy
37Chapter IV. The Confederation
131Chapter XV. Butindi
38Chapter V. A Voice From the Past
132Chapter XVI. The Bristol Bar
39Chapter VI. More Voices From the Past
133Chapter XVII. More Baking
40Chapter VII. L'Homme Propose
134Chapter XVIII. Trial
41Chapter VIII. La Femme Dispose
135Chapter XIX. Of a Pudding
42Chapter IX. Autocrats at the Breakfast-Table
136Chapter XX. Stein-Brücker Meets Bertram Greene—and Death
43Chapter X. The Sitt Leila Nakhla, Suleiman the Strong, and Certain Others
137Part III. The Baking of Bertram By Love
44Chapter XI. Et Vale
138Chapter I. Mrs. Stayne-Brooker Again
45Prologue
139Chapter II. Love
46The Story of Otis Vanbrugh
140Chapter III. Love and War
47Chapter I
141Chapter IV. Baked
48Chapter II
142Chapter V. Finis
49Chapter III
143Short Story Collections:
50Chapter IV
144I. Ten Little Legionaries
51Chapter V
145II. À La Ninon De L'Enclos
52Chapter VI
146III. An Officer And—a Liar
53Chapter VII
147IV. The Dead Hand
54Chapter VIII
148V. The Gift
55Chapter IX
149VI. The Deserter
56Chapter X
150VII. Five Minutes
57Chapter XI
151VIII. "Here Are Ladies"
58Chapter XII
152IX. The Macsnorrt
59Chapter XIII
153X. "Belzébuth"
60Chapter XIV
154XI. The Quest
61Chapter XV
155XII. "Vengeance Is Mine..."
62Chapter XVI
156XIII. Sermons in Stones
63Chapter XVII
157XIV. Moonshine
64Chapter XVIII
158XV. The Coward of the Legion
65Chapter XIX
159XVI. Mahdev Rao
66Epilogue
160XVII. The Merry Liars
67Novels:
161I. What's in a Name
68Part I. The Welding of a Soul: Chapter I. The Snake and the Soul
162II. A Gentleman of Colour
69Part II. The Searing of a Soul
163III. David and His Incredible Jonathan
70Chapter II. The Sword and the Snake
164IV. The McSnorrt Reminiscent
71Chapter III. The Snake Appears
165V. Mad Murphy's Miracle
72Chapter IV. The Sword and the Soul
166VI. Buried Treasure
73Chapter V. Lucille
167VII. If Wishes Were Horses..
74Chapter VI. The Snake's "Myrmidon"
168VIII. The Devil and Digby Geste
75Chapter VII. Love—and the Snake
169IX. The Mule
76Chapter VIII. Troopers of the Queen
170X. Low Finance
77Chapter IX. A Snake Avenges a Haddock and Lucille Behaves in an Un-Smelliean Manner
171XI. Presentiments
78Chapter X. Much Ado About Almost Nothing—a Trooper
172XII. Dreams Come True
79Chapter XI. More Myrmidons
173FLAWED BLADES
80Part III. The Saving of a Soul
174No. 187017
81Chapter XII. Vultures and Luck—good and Bad
175Bombs
82Chapter XIII. Found
176Mastic--And Drastic
83Chapter XIV. The Snake and the Sword
177The Death Post
84Seven Years After
178E Tenebris
85Epilogue
179Nemesis
86THE WAGES OF VIRTUE
180The Hunting of Henri
87Prologue
181PORT O' MISSING MEN
88Chapter I. Soap and Sir Montague Merline
182The Return of Odo Klemens
89Chapter II. A Barrack-Room of the Legion
183The Betrayal of Odo Klemens
90Chapter III. Carmelita Et Cie
184The Life of Odo Klemens
91Chapter IV. The Canteen of the Legion
185Moon-Rise
92Chapter V. The Trivial Round
186Moon-Shadows
93Chapter VI. Le Cafard and Other Things
187Moon-Set
94Chapter VII. The Sheep in Wolf's Clothing