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Antony Brade

Lowell, Robert (1816-1891)
  
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ANTONY BRADE.
  
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CONTENTS.

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CHAPTER I. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S SCHOOL AND EASTHAM.
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CHAPTER II. MYSTERY ABOUT ANTONY BRADE.
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CHAPTER III. TALK AT THE BONFIRE.
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CHAPTER IV. MRS. WADHAM IS INTERESTED.
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CHAPTER V. THE BLACK WATCH.
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CHAPTER VI. THE BOY'S OWN ACCOUNT OF IT.
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CHAPTER VII. TOWNE'S PLAN.
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CHAPTER VIII. ON THE EDGE OF IT.
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CHAPTER IX. THE DOING.
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CHAPTER X. THE NEXT MORNING.
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CHAPTER XI. MR. PARMENTER DRAWN TO THE FLAME.
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CHAPTER XII. A DISTINGUISHED FOREIGNER, WHO, PERHAPS, HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH IT.
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CHAPTER XIII. MR. DON FOLLOWS IT UP A LITTLE.
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CHAPTER XIV. MR. DON HAS HOLD OF A CLUE.
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CHAPTER XV. THE MAKING OF A LANGUAGE.
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CHAPTER XVI. MR. PARMENTER STUMBLES UPON A SPECIMEN.
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CHAPTER XVII. MR. DON AND ANOTHER JOIN FORCES.
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CHAPTER XVIII. TRAPPING, AND SOME AFTER-TROUBLE.
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CHAPTER XIX. SOME FIGHTING THAT WILL DISGUST BRUISERS.
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CHAPTER XX. WHAT HAPPENED TO REMSEN'S WATCH, AND TARLETON'S EXPERIENCE.
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CHAPTER XXI. THE CAPUT MEETS BRADE.
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CHAPTER XXII. THE RECTOR OF THE PARISH AND ONE OF HIS PEOPLE.
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CHAPTER XXIII. A YOUNG REPROBATE.
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CHAPTER XXIV. A BREATH OF FRESH AIR.
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CHAPTER XXV. SOME BOYS VENTURE ON THE FAIR SEA OF PHILOLOGY.
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CHAPTER XXVI. A FIELD-DAY OF THE TRUSTEES.
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CHAPTER XXVII. MR. DON CALLS UPON MR. PARMENTER, ON BUSINESS.
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CHAPTER XXVIII. THE ROSICRUCIANS.
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CHAPTER XXIX. THE TURKEY FOUND, BUT NOT THE SECRET SOCIETY.
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CHAPTER XXX. MR. PARMENTER MORE THAN EVER ACTIVE.
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CHAPTER XXXI. THE TRUSTEES MEET.
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CHAPTER XXXII. MRS. WADHAM'S PARTY.
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CHAPTER XXXIII. WHAT THE COUNT IS TO BRADE.
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CHAPTER XXXIV. BENEFACTORS' DAY.
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CHAPTER XXXV. THE MATCH ON THE ICE.
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CHAPTER XXXVI. OUR STORY IS ENDED.
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CHAPTER XXXVII. A PURPOSE FOR LIFE.

  
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Τὸ Ε̋αρ.
Πορφυρέν μείδησε φερανθέοϛ ἄνθεοϛ ὤρη .
Γαι̑α δὲ κυανέη χλοερὴν ἐστέψατο ποίην. κ.τ.λ .
[Here] smiles the purple spring's bloom-bearing time;
And swart earth does her glossy green hair trim;
Decks with fresh leaflets every bursting limb.
Here drink the pure and quickening dew of morn
The laughing meads; and the soft rose is born.
The shipmen, lithe, plough the wide-foaming seas,
Bellying their sails with frolic Zephyr's breeze.
And, aye, the brisk-tongued bird-race plies its song;
Kingfishers seaward; swallows, roofs among.

Meleagros, Idyll. To Spring.


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