Jimgrim by Talbot Mundy (1923)
Jimgrim follows a daring adventurer as he navigates the treacherous landscapes of the Middle East, confronting the enigmatic figure known as Dorje while becoming entangled with a mysterious woman whose beauty and royal lineage add to the intrigue and danger surrounding him.
By Talbot Mundy · First published 1923 · Genre: Adventure, Historical Fiction, Mystery · 41 chapters
Contents
- "as the Light is against the Darkness, so are you and I against each other."
- "I am an Old Man, Jimgrim. Help me."
- "I am Always Baltis."
- "I'll Take this Case."
- "Imagine what Would Happen if -- "
- "how Many Wives had Solomon?"
- "no Longer Number Seventeen?"
- "am Sadist. Masochism to the Devil!"
- "Emperor Jimgrim -- how does that Sound?"
- "Dorje! Dorje!"
- "Stole my Name. Says she is Queen of Sheba, I am."
- "Delphic-Oracally Minded Babu Spilling Noncommittal Verb Sap."
- "I have Ordered Sandwiches and Claret."
- "is it the Key to Dorje's Cypher?"
- "the Lord Dorje, the Daring -- the King of the World!"
- "can't Make Brain Empty. can't Listen."
- "Harlem!"
- "Eight-Six-Four-One-Nine-Seven-Five-Three-Two."
- "so I will Bring on all of Us a Tragedy, Unless -- "
- "it's only being Caught off-Stage that Actually Hurts."
- "what has our Babu Done to them, I Wonder?"
- "Play this as you Would your Last Ten Dollars in a Poker Game!"
- "now! Go the Limit!"
- "Gad, what a Team she'D have Made with her Twin!"
- "People don't Want Problems. they Want Answers. and they Want the Answers Wrong, I Tell you!"
- "Even Lenin Never had the Nerve to Blow his Horn as Loud as that!"
- "Deify me, and I Bu'St. but I Bu'St you Also!"
- "in Indelible Ink?"
- "but you Must Kill him!"
- "Dorje is in Delhi!"
- "Grim Seems to have Dug up Someone to Ballyhoo him."
- "Dorje!"
- "here is Darkness. Curse me, Sahib!"
- "I will Bet you Pounds Egyptian Fifty that the Jewess Overboils the Eggs!"
- "she is a Happening -- a Tragedy Exuded from the Womb of Ruin."
- "I will not be Vairee Jealous."
- "Henri -- he has Genius."
- "a Leader Without a Plan is more Exciting than a 'Plane Without a Rudder."
- "there's Nothing you Would Ask me, that I wouldn't do."
- "Wreck his Bug's Nest. him we Kill Last."
- "Good-Bye, Old Man."
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