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The quadroone, or, St. Michael's day

Ingraham, J. H. (1809-1860)
  
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CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME.

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CHAPTER I. SCENE IN THE BANQUET-CHAMBER.
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CHAPTER II. SCENE BETWEEN THE COUNT AND THE ASSASSIN.
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CHAPTER III. TWILIGHT SCENE BETWEEN LOVERS.
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CHAPTER IV. SCENE WITHIN THE PALACE.
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CHAPTER V. SCENE WITHIN THE GARDEN-WALLS.
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CHAPTER VI. THE PURSUIT AND CAPTURE.
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CHAPTER VII. SCENE WITHIN THE ISLAND-FORTRESS.
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CHAPTER VIII. OSMA AND THE QUADROONE-MOTHER.
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CHAPTER IX. A VISIT TO THE DUNGEONS OF THE INQUISITION.
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CHAPTER X. THE PARAMOUR AND THE VICTIM.
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CHAPTER IX. SCENE BETWEEN RENAULT AND OSMA.
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CHAPTER XII. THE MOORISH SORCERESS.
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CHAPTER XIII. SCENE BETWEEN THE LOVERS.
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CHAPTER XIV. SCENES ON ST. MICHAEL'S EVE.
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Scene First. Osma and the Assassin.
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SCENE SECOND. Gobin and Boviedo.
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Scene Third. Osma and the Chasseur Chief.
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Scene Fourth. The Camanchee Prince and Courreur Chef.
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Scene Fifth. The Sorceress and the Quadroone-mother.
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CHAPTER XV. ST. MICHAEL'S DAY.—SCENE IN THE JUDGMENT HALL.

  
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ANTHON'S SERIES OF CLASSICAL WORKS FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
  
UPHAM'S MENTAL PHILOSOPHY, EMBRACING “THE INTELLECT,” “THE SENSIBILITIES,” AND “THE WILL,” IN THREE VOLUMES.
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UPHAM'S SERIES OF PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS FOR ACADEMIES AND COLLEGES.
  
From Rev. Leonard Woods, D.D., Professor of Theology in the Theological Seminary at Andover.
  
From Rev. Moses Stuart, Professor of Sacred Literature in the Theological Seminary at Andover.
  
From Rev. William Cogswell, D.D., Secretary of the American Education Society.
  
From Rev. S. Luckey, D.D., editor of the Christian Advocate and Journal, Quarterly Review, &c.
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HISTORY.
  
BIOGRAPHY.
  
VOYAGES, TRAVELS, &c.
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THEOLOGY, &c.
  
ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY.
  
NATURAL THEOLOGY.
  
MEDICINE, SURGERY, &c.
  
FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
  
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
  
NATURAL HISTORY.
  
POETRY, AND THE DRAMA.
  
MISCELLANEOUS.
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THE QUADROONE;
OR,
ST. MICHAEL'S DAY.

BY THE AUTHOR OF “LAFITTE,” “CAPTAIN KYD,” “BURTON,” &C. “For me to love is infamy. Heaven-born love—that links the virgin heart To its own noble mate—is not for me, Maiden of a race accursed and outcast. Alas! true love to me is but dishonour; And, ere it bud, must be outrooted, E'en if the heart come with it.” William Cutter.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

NEW-YORK:
HARPER & BROTHERS, 82 CLIFF-STREET.
© 1841.
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