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The damsel of Darien

Simms, William Gilmore (1806-1870)
  
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CHAPTER I. THE MEETING OF THE WARRIORS.
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CHAPTER II. CARETA.
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CHAPTER III. TIDINGS OF THE SOUTHERN SEA—AN ENEMY IN DISGUISE.
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CHAPTER IV. HOPES AND ACTION IN ABEYANCE—HATE AND LOVE ALONE BUSY.
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CHAPTER V. HOW RESOLUTION DEFIES DANGER, AND GENIUS FINDS ARMOUR AGAINST NECESSITY.
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CHAPTER VI. WINGS AMONG THE MOUNTAINS—THE STRIFE OF EAGLES.
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CHAPTER VII. THE HAYTIEN MOTHER—THE WINTER BIRD CAGED FOR SUMMER.
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CHAPTER VIII. LOVE REMAINS, THOUGH HOPE FLIES, IN THE CONSTANCY OF MISFORTUNE.
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CHAPTER IX. THE LAST FIGHT OF THE CHARAIBEE—THE WAR-DEMON HAS HIS VICTIM.
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CHAPTER X. THE CROWNING EMINENCE—VASCO NUNEZ SURVEYS THE PACIFIC OCEAN FROM THE PEAKS OF DARIEN.
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CHAPTER XI. NEW AUGURIES—THE MALIGN ASPECT.
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CHAPTER XII. LIGHTS AND SHADOWS—THE MINGLED DRAUGHT.
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CHAPTER XIII. THE CONQUEROR IN CHAINS—TRUTH OF ENEMIES—TREACHERY OF FRIENDS.
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CHAPTER XIV. THE HEART SICK WITH HOPE DEFERRED—THE EAGLE PINES IN HIS PRISON.
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CHAPTER XV. THE FREED EAGLE—HOFES REVIVED AND BAFFLED.
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CHAPTER XVI. VICISSITUDES: NIGHT AND DAY STILL COME TOGETHER—A STORM BREWING.
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CHAPTER XVII. STORM SUBSIDING—GLEAMS OF SUNSHINE.
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CHAPTER XVIII. THE AVENGER STRENGTHENED FOR THE STROKE.
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CHAPTER XIX. VASCO NUNEZ MEETS WITH TERESA DAVILA.
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CHAPTER XX. THE DAGGER AND THE SMILE.
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CHAPTER XXI. LOVE BAFFLES THE SHARP STROKE OF VENGEANCE.
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CHAPTER XXII. THE FLIGHT OF THE AVENGER—LOVE KEEPS THE FIELD.
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CHAPTER XXIII. THE AVENGER BUSY AT A DISTANCE.
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CHAPTER XXIV. THE SCALES CLOSING FAST OVER THE EYES OF THE EAGLE.
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CHAPTER XXV. BONDS AT ACLA.
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CHAPTER XXVI. HATE AND JEALOUSY PRESIDE IN JUDGMENT—THE DOOM RECORDED.
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CHAPTER XXVII. THE LAST WILLING SACRIFICE OF LOVE.
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CHAPTER XXVIII. THE FALL OF THE CURTAIN.

  
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THE
DAMSEL OF DARIEN.

BY THE AUTHOR OF “THE YEMASSEE,” “GUY RIVERS,” “MELLICHAMPE,” &c. “Què te hice vil fortuna, Porque te quieras mudar, Y quitarme de mi silla, En que el Rey me fue à sentar.” El Conde Grimaltos.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

PHILADELPHIA:
LEA AND BLANCHARD,
SUCCESSORS TO CAREY AND CO.
© 1839.
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