Jurgen. James Branch Cabell

      Table of Contents

       A FOREWORD

       1. Why Jurgen Did the Manly Thing

       2. Assumption of a Noted Garment

       3. The Garden between Dawn and Sunrise

       4. The Dorothy Who Did Not Understand

       5. Requirements of Bread and Butter

       6. Showing that Sereda Is Feminine

       7. Of Compromises on a Wednesday

       8. Old Toys and a New Shadow

       9. The Orthodox Rescue of Guenevere

       10. Pitiful Disguises of Thragnar

       11. Appearance of the Duke of Logreus

       12. Excursus of Yolande's Undoing

       13. Philosophy of Gogyrvan Gawr

       14. Preliminary Tactics of Duke Jurgen

       15. Of Compromises in Glathion

       16. Divers Imbroglios of King Smoit

       17. About a Cock That Crowed Too Soon

       18. Why Merlin Talked in Twilight

       19. The Brown Man with Queer Feet

       20. Efficacy of Prayer

       21. How Anaïtis Voyaged

       22. As to a Veil They Broke

       23. Shortcomings of Prince Jurgen

       24. Of Compromises in Cocaigne

       25. Cantraps of the Master Philologist

       26. In Time's Hour-Glass

       27. Vexatious Estate of Queen Helen

       28. Of Compromises in Leukê

       29. Concerning Horvendile's Nonsense

       30. Economics of King Jurgen

       31. The Fall of Pseudopolis

       32. Sundry Devices of the Philistines

       33. Farewell to Chloris

       34. How Emperor Jurgen Fared Infernally

       35. What Grandfather Satan Reported

       36. Why Coth was Contradicted

       37. Invention of the Lovely Vampire

       38. As to Applauded Precedents

       39. Of Compromises in Hell

       40. The Ascension of Pope Jurgen

       41. Of Compromises in Heaven

       42. Twelve That are Fretted Hourly

       43. Postures before a Shadow

       44. In the Manager's Office

       45. The Faith of Guenevere

       46. The Desire of Anaïtis

       47.The Vision of Helen

       48. Candid Opinions of Dame Lisa

       49. Of the Compromise with Koshchei

       50. The Moment That Did Not Count