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"No. 101"

by Wymond Carey

Level C1 · AdvancedRomanceAdventureHistorical34 chapters
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About this book

In 1745, amid secret negotiations and a looming war, a mysterious cipher known only as "No. 101" delivers crucial French state secrets to the British—sparking intrigue, espionage, and a high-stakes game of political betrayal.

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34 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02NOTE
03ILLUSTRATIONS
04CHAPTER I “No. 101”
05CHAPTER II ONE-FOURTH OF A SECRET AND THREE-FOURTHS OF A MYSTERY
06CHAPTER III A FAIR HUNTRESS AND THE GIRL WITH THE SPOTTED COW
07CHAPTER IV A LOVER’S TRICK
08CHAPTER V THE PRESUMPTION OF A BEARDLESS CHEVALIER
09CHAPTER VI THE WISE WOMAN OF “THE COCK WITH THE SPURS OF GOLD”
10CHAPTER VII THE KING’S HANDKERCHIEF
11CHAPTER VIII THE VIVANDIÈRE OF FONTENOY
12CHAPTER IX AT THE CHARCOAL-BURNER’S CABIN IN THE WOODS

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