Tales of bohemia, taverns, and the underworld
By: by Stanley Scott.
Publisher: Hurst & Blackett, ltd.
Published: 1900
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 320
Subjects: Crime -- Europe.
First sentence: Every city has its "Underworld"; its scene of secrecy, of plotting, of vice and of within-and-without-the-law evil-doing, where loose living and political and financial plotting rub shoulders, afterwards frequently furnishing material for the Criminal Courts.
Table of contents: label: I
title: The Continental Underworld-Criminal and Otherwise
pagenum: 15; label: II
title: European Gamblers, Cheats and Just Adventurers
pagenum: 43; label: III
title: In the Underworld of London
pagenum: 62; label: IV
title: Diverse Tales of Underworld Life
pagenum: 83; label: V
title: In 'Frisco's Chinatown
pagenum: 93; label: VI
title: Clubmen of the Bar
pagenum: 113; label: VII
title: Yarns told in Various Bars
pagenum: 151; label: 1
title: When the Clock Stopped
pagenum: 151; label: 2
title: A Hank of Hair
pagenum: 168; label: 3
title: "Nice Chap, if He Didn't Drink!"
pagenum: 184; label: 4
title: Very Little Doonie and the Pleasant Rotter
pagenum: 204; label: 5
title: Greater Love
pagenum: 216; label: 6
title: "Curtain!"
pagenum: 228; label: VIII
title: An Old Man's Stories About Women
pagenum: 249; label: 1
title: The Armenian Funeral
pagenum: 250; label: 2
title: The Story of Jenny
pagenum: 253; label: 3
title: Little Bobby
pagenum: 263; label: IX
title: Tales of Famous Londoners
pagenum: 273; label: X
title: Character Sketches of Modern Chelsea
pagenum: 294