Mark A Mandel <mam at theworld.com> wrote on Mon, 23 Dec 2002 21:07:37 > > I'd like to add the page numbers of each chapter of each novel included > in BoJ to my Table of Contents page on Cracks and Shards, > http://world.std.com/~mam/Cracks-and-Shards/contentsV.html . I haven't > bought BoJ, and I probably won't for a while, money being scarce. Would > some kind soul who has a copy be so good as to send me the numbers? I've already typed them into a file -- the chapter titles are by courtesy with your permission from your website :) (I don't think the mmpb pages are there any longer, though.) - tky {chapter titles and mmpb pages from Cracks and Shards} _The Book of Jhereg_ by Steven Brust; 1999 Ace tp Jhereg {Lance Nathan, via Cracks and Shards: "Each chapter heading is a saying that relates to both chapter events and the House in the corresponding position in the Cycle."} amorphia vs chaos, by Dorothy Heydt http://groups.google.com/groups?as_umsgid=GGsxI2.DFF@kithrup.com ** p(-7). "The Cycle" ** pp(-6)-(-5). "The Adventures of Vlad Taltos", [title page] ** p(-4). [dedication and copyright] ** p(-3). "Author's Note" [reading order: series vs publication] ** pp(-2)-(-0). [blank], "Pronunciation Guide", [blank] pp1-2. "Jhereg" [spell for jhereg as witch's familiar], [blank] pp3-13. "Prologue" pp14-20. ch1: "Success leads to stagnation;\stagnation leads to failure." pp21-27. ch2: "There is no substitute for good manners -- except fast reflexes." pp28-35. ch3: "Everyone is a predator." pp36-41. ch4: "Inspiration requires preparation." pp42-48. ch5: "There are dangers in eyesight too keen." pp49-56. ch6: "True heroics must be carefully planned -- and strenuously avoided." pp57-67. ch7: "Always speak politely to an enraged Dragon." pp68-75. ch8: "There is no such thing as sufficient preparation." pp76-83. ch9: "You can't put it together again unless you've torn it apart first." pp84-95. ch10: "One man's mistake is another man's opportunity." pp96-102. ch11: "When the blameless\And the righteous die\ The very gods\For vengeance cry." pp103-114. ch12: "Tread lightly near thine own traps." pp115-122. ch13: "The bite of the yendi can never be fully healed." pp123-135. ch14: "Oft 'tis startling to reveal what the murky depths conceal." pp136-142. ch15: "Staring into the dragon's jaw, one quickly learns wisdom." {Vilmos?} pp143-155. ch16: "The adding of a single thread changes the garment." pp156-166. ch17: "No matter how subtle the wizard,\ a knife between the shoulder blades will\ seriously cramp his style." pp167-173. "Epilogue: Failure leads to maturity; maturity leads to success." p174. [blank] Yendi Parenthesized pages: where chapter heading appears as dialogue, sometimes altered. original: "Wellock" (David Silberstein on RASFW) Cracks and Shards: "Wellok" Text: "Welok" maps? introduction? ** pp175-176. [title] "Yendi" [quote], [blank] ** pp177-184. (181) ch1: "Stay out of sight, in case they get rude." {full dialogue} "No. You #" ** pp185-193. (190) ch2: "I'm going to want protection." {full dialogue} "And send in a couple of enforcers in here. #" ** pp194-201. (197) ch3: "This Laris teckla is no teckla." {fuller dialogue} "#, boss. He knew what he was doing #" ** pp202-209. (205) ch4: "You expect to be unavailable?" ** pp210-217. (214) ch5: "For an assassin, you're a real sweetheart." ** pp218-226. (223) ch6: "I'm going to take a walk." {full dialogue} "# Who's protecting me today?" ** pp227-235. (232) ch7: "I guess there's just a time for doing dumb things." {full dialogue} "#, Loiosh." ** pp236-243. (237) ch8: "I'll stay here and clean up the blood." {full dialogue} "Fine, #" ** pp244-252. (245) ch9: "I guess they wanted to see you." {actual dialogue} "I guess they were looking for you, boss." ** pp253-260. (257) ch10: "I dislike killing my guests." {full dialogue: entire paragraph from Sethra to Norathar} ** pp261-268. (264) ch11: "A quick game, boss?" ** pp269-276. (272) ch12: "Friendly, isn't she?" ** pp277-285. (283) ch13: "Well, what did you think I'd do? Kiss him?" ** pp286-294. (292) ch14: "Lord Morrolan, I must insist." {full dialogue} "# --" ** pp295-303. (297) ch15: "I imagine he's being well paid." {full dialogue} "I imagine that he's being well paid." ** pp304-311. (305) ch16: "Vladimir and I will just watch." {full dialogue} "I don't mind, #" ** pp312-317. (314) ch17: "You what?" ** p318. [blank] Teckla_ ** pp319-320. [title] "Teckla" {intro?}, [blank] ** pp321-323. "Prologue" [Vlad visits an oracle, turns down "work"] ** pp324-326. [blank], [Vlad's laundry orders], [blank] ** pp327-335. ch1. "1 grey knit cotton shirt: (327) remove wine stain from rt sleeve..." ** pp336-344. ch2. (337) "...black tallow from lft..." ** pp345-353. ch3. (346) "...& repair cut in rt cuff." ** pp354-363. ch4. "1 pr grey trousers: (361) remove blood stain from upper rt leg..." ** pp364-372. ch5. (367) "...klava stain from upper lft..." ** pp373-380. ch6. (375) "...& dirt from knees." [Vlad is tortured and rescued; Spellbreaker does an odd dance.] ** pp381-389. ch7. "1 pr black riding boots:\ (387) remove reddish stain on toe of rt boot..." ** pp390-397. ch8. (?) "...& remove dust & soot from both..." ** pp398-406. ch9. (398?) "...& polish." ** pp407-414. ch10. (407) "1 grey silk cravat: repair cut..." ** pp415-423. ch11. (?) "...& remove sweat stains." ** pp424-432. ch12. (?) "1 plain grey cloak: clean & press..." ** pp433-441. ch13. (433) "...remove cat hairs..." ** pp442-448. ch14. (?) "...brush to remove white particles..." ** pp449-458. ch15. (457) "...remove honing-oil stains..." ** pp459-468. ch16. (464) "..& repair cut in left side." ** pp469-471. ch17. (471) "1 pocket handkerchief: clean & press."