After a mysterious letter prompts this novel's narrator to visit a summerhouse at night, he uses a tea table to fend of an attack by Bersonin, de Gautet, and Detchard.
After a mysterious letter prompts this novel's narrator to visit a summerhouse at night, he uses a tea table to fend of an attack by Bersonin, de Gautet, and Detchard. Near the end of this novel, the main character leads an attack by sneaking into a castle using a pipe that this novel's characters have called Jacob's Ladder. At the opening of this novel, Rose Burledon persuades the narrator to accompany Sir Jacob Borradaile on a diplomatic mission, leading to a journeythrough the title town. This novel's narrator stops in a forest where two soldiers, Colonel Sapt and Fritz von Tarlenheim, notice his resemblance to a man about to be crowned king. In this novel, Rudolf Rassendyll foils the machinations of "Black Michael" and Count Rupert of Hentzau, who have imprisoned the title character. For 10 points, name this first novel of its author to be set in Ruritania, a "romance" by Anthony Hope.
After a mysterious letter prompts this novel's narrator to visit a summerhouse at night, he uses a tea table to fend of an attack by Bersonin, de Gautet, and Detchard.
The Prisoner of Zenda