Mr. Incoul's Misadventure

Mr. Incoul's Misadventure is a novel by Edgar Saltus that follows the story of Mr. Incoul, a wealthy man who becomes involved in a series of misfortunes and mishaps. The book explores themes of greed, ambition, and the consequences of one's actions.

By Edgar Saltus · First published 1896 · Genre: Literary Fiction, Romance, Drama · 18 chapters

Contents

• MR. INCOUL
• MISS BARHYTE AGREES TO CHANGE HER NAME
• AFTER DARKNESS
• AN EVENING CALL
• A YELLOW ENVELOPE
• BIARRITZ
• WHAT MAY BE SEEN FROM A PALCO
• AN UNEXPECTED GUEST
• MR. INCOUL DINES IN SPAIN
• THE POINT OF VIEW
• THE HOUSE IN THE PARC MONCEAU
• MR. INCOUL IS PREOCCUPIED
• WHAT MAY BE HEARD IN A GREENROOM
• KARL GROWS A MOUSTACHE
• MAY EXPOSTULATES
• THE BARE BODKIN
• MAIDA'S NUPTIALS
• MR. INCOUL GOES OVER THE ACCOUNTS

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• Imperial Purple (1894)
• The Paliser Case (1894)
• Mary Magdalen (1891)
• The Lords of the Ghostland (1890)
• Eden an Episode (1892)
• Historia Amoris (1896)
• The Truth About Tristrem Varick (1894)
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