The Mischief-Maker

The Mischief-Maker is a novel by E. Phillips Oppenheim that follows the story of a man named Michael Berrington who becomes involved in a dangerous game of espionage and intrigue. The book explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the consequences of one's actions.

By E. Phillips Oppenheim · First published 1904 · Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Adventure · 39 chapters

Contents

• SYMPATHY AND SELFISHNESS
• THE FLIGHT OF LADY ANNE
• AN INDISCREET LETTER
• "TO OUR NEW SELVES"
• A RUINED CAREER
• WORK FOR JULIEN
• A BUNCH OF VIOLETS
• A STARTLING DISCLOSURE
• A SENTIMENTAL EPISODE
• THE FIRST ARTICLE
• AT THE CAFE L'ATHENEE
• FALKENBERG FAILS
• COFFEE FOR THREE
• LADY ANNE DECLINES
• IN PARIS
• A DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
• MADAME CHRISTOPHOR
• FOOLHARDY JULIEN
• BETTER ACQUAINTANCE
• THE SECOND ATTEMPT
• THE TOYMAKER FROM LEIPZIG
• BY THE PRINCE'S ORDERS
• AT THE RAT MORT
• DISTRESSING NEWS
• POLITICS AND PATRIOTISM
• ESTERMEN'S DEATH-WARRANT
• THE MORNING AFTER
• SANCTUARY
• BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
• NEARING A CRISIS
• "HAVE YOU EVER LOVED?"
• FALKENBERG'S LAST EFFORT
• KENDRICKS IS HOST
• DEFEAT FOR FALKENBERG
• A MEETING OF SOCIALISTS
• THE ONE WAY OUT
• AN OFFER
• ALL ENDS WELL
• FALKENBERG ACTS

More by E. Phillips Oppenheim

• Envoy Extraordinary (1937)
• The Postmaster of Market Deignton (1892)
• The Cafe of Terror (1920)
• The Bird of Paradise (1936)
• The Man and His Kingdom (1906)
• The Strange Boarders of Palace Crescent (1934)
• The Great Impersonation (1920)
• As a Man Lives (1908)
• All works by E. Phillips Oppenheim