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a sequel to The forayers, or, The raid of the dog-days : a tale of the revolution
Simms, William Gilmore (1806-1870)
  
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CHAPTER I. PRELUDE.
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CHAPTER II. THE FLORIDA REFUGEES.
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CHAPTER III. “HARRICANE NELL.”
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CHAPTER IV. CHIAR' OSCUR'.
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CHAPTER V. THE OUTLAWS FIND NEW CAPTIVES.
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CHAPTER VI. THE WILD GIRL'S CANTER.
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CHAPTER VII. LOG CABIN PHILOSOPHY.
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CHAPTER VIII. MORE OF THE SPIRITUAL.
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CHAPTER IX. A VISIT FROM MARION'S MEN.
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CHAPTER X. GLIMPSES OF CAPTIVITY.
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CHAPTER XI. FATHER AND SON IN FETTERS.
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CHAPTER XII. THE GALLOWS-BIRD'S GLIMPSES OF THE GALLOWS.
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CHAPTER XIII. THE SPY IN PERIL.
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CHAPTER XIV. A PROPHECY FULFILLED.
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CHAPTER XV. TRAILING OF THE SCOUT.
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CHAPTER XVI. OLD TRAILS TO NEW LABYRINTHS.
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CHAPTER XVII. GAMES OF PEACE AND WAR.
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CHAPTER XVIII. HOW THE SOLDIERS WENT ONE WAY, AND THE LADIES ANOTHER — HOW HELL-FIRE DICK TAKES TO LITERATURE.
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CHAPTER XIX. HOW NELLY FLOYD BECOMES MYSTICAL.
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CHAPTER XX. THE TORTURO — APPLICATION OF “THE QUESTION.”
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CHAPTER XXI. PHILOSOPHY OF “BOOK-L'ARNING.”
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CHAPTER XXII. HOW BUNYAN SAVES HELL-FIRE DICK.
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CHAPTER XXIII. INGLEHARDT DISCOVERS THE EVIL CONSEQUENCES OF READING “PILGRIM'S PROGRESS” AMONG THE SATANICS.
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CHAPTER XXIV. THE BARON TAKES FLIGHT.
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CHAPTER XXV. THE FORAY OF THE PARTISANS.
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CHAPTER XXVI. TROUBLE IN THE CAMP.
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CHAPTER XXVII. PURSUIT — THE SKRIMMAGE AT QUINBY.
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CHAPTER XXVIII. SHOWING HOW COLONEL SINCLAIR, SENIOR, CONFOUNDED TWO VERY DIFFERENT KINDS OF FISH.
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CHAPTER XXIX. FURTHER PASSAGES-AT-ARMS AT SHUBRICK'S.
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CHAPTER XXX. STRANDED ON THE KING'S HIGHWAY.
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CHAPTER XXXI. SHOWING HOW THE SCOUT, BALLOU, DID NOT CATCH NELLY FLOYD, AND HOW HE CAME NIGH TO BEING CAUGHT HIMSELF.
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CHAPTER XXXII ONCE MORE AT MUDDICOAT CASTLE.
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CHAPTER XXXIII. THE WRONG LAP.
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CHAPTER XXXIV. THE EVIL EYE.
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CHAPTER XXXV. EVERYWHERE THE SERPENT UNDER THE VINES.
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CHAPTER XXXVI. THE TIGER RAGES IN THE SHEEP-COTE — THE VULTURE CARRIES OFF THE DOVE.
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CHAPTER XXXVII. NELLY FLOYD A CAPTIVE.
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CHAPTER XXXVIII. WILLIE SINCLAIR'S VISIT TO HIS FATHER.
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CHAPTER XXXIX. HOW NELLY FLOYD SPED TO SAVE HER BROTHER.
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CHAPTER XL. HOW NELLY FLOYD DISAPPEARS.
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CHAPTER XLI. THE CAPTIVES MEET — FATHER AND DAUGHTER.
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CHAPTER XLII. BATTLE OF EUTAW.
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CHAPTER XLIII. PORGY CRITICISES THE BATTLE — MILITIA FASHION.
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CHAPTER XLIV. NELLY FLOYD GUIDES SINCLAIR.
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CHAPTER XLV. SINCLAIR PENETRATES MUDDICOAT CASTLE.
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CHAPTER XLVI. CAPTIVITY — FATHER AND DAUGHTER.
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CHAPTER XLVII. DENOUEMENT.

  
POETRY AND THE DRAMA.
  
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY
  
WIT AND WISDOM OF THE REV. SYDNEY SMITH; BEING SELECTIONS FROM HIS WRITINGS, AND PASSAGES OF HIS LETTERS AND TABLE TALK.
  
WORKS OF WILLIAM GILMORE SIMMS. Uniform Edition, 12mo—Illustrated by Darley.
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EUTAW

A SEQUEL TO
THE FORAYERS, OR THE RAID OF THE DOG-DAYS
A TALE OF THE REVOLUTION

By

W. GILMORE SIMMS

, Esq. AUTHOR OF “THE PARTISAN”—“MELLICHAMPE”—“KATHARINE WALTON”— “THE FORAYERS”—“THE SCOUT”—“WOODCRAFT”—“CHARLEMONT,” ETC. “The southern wind Doth play the trumpet to his purposes; And, by his hollow whistling in the leaves, Foretell a tempest.” Shakspere.
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