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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.

 1. 
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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CONTENTS
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THE SECOND VOLUME.

Chap.

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  • I. Scene in the Banquet-chamber 5

  • II. Scene between the Count and Assassin 19

  • III. Twilight scene between Lovers 31

  • IV. Scene within the Palace 51

  • V. Scene within the Garden-walls 63

  • VI. The Pursuit and Capture 79

  • VII. Scene within the Island-fortress 91

  • VIII. Count Osma and the Quadroone-mother 99

  • IX. A Visit to the Dungeons of the Inquisition 107

  • X. The Paramour and the Victim 115

  • XI. Scene between Renault and Osma 126

  • XII. The Moorish Sorceress 143

  • XIII. Scene between the Lovers 156

  • XIV. Scenes on St. Michael's Eve 167

  • XV. St. Michael's Day.—Scene in the Judgment Hall 191

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