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Charlotte's daughter

or, The three orphans : a sequel to Charlotte Temple

(1762-1824)

[acknowledgements]

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CHAPTER I. FALSE PRIDE AND UNSOPHISTICATED INNOCENCE.

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CHAPTER II. THE LITTLE HEIRESS, AND THE MASTER OF THE MANSION.

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CHAPTER III. THE THREE ORPHANS.

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CHAPTER IV. ROMANCE, PIETY, SENSIBILITY.

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CHAPTER V. A LESSON—CHANGE OF SCENE.

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CHAPTER VI. A RENCONTRE—A BALL—LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT.

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CHAPTER VII. FOLLY—RECTITUDE—A VISIT TO SERJEANT BLANDFORD.

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CHAPTER VIII. UNPLEASANT DISCOVERY—BITTER REPENTANCE.

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CHAPTER X. THE LETTER—THE BIRTH DAY.

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CHAPTER X. MANŒUVRING—ESTABLISHMENT FORMED—CHANGE OF CIRCUMSTANCES ALTERS CASES.

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CHAPTER XI. FRUITS OF ERROR.

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CHAPTER XII. DISCLOSURES.

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CHAPTER XIII. AN ARRIVAL.

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CHAPTER XIV. ACTIVE BENEVOLENCE, THE BEST REMEDY FOR AFFLICTION.

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CHAPTER XV. CHURCH AND STATE.

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CHAPTER XVI. AN ENGAGEMENT.

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CHAPTER XVII. TEA TABLE CONVERSATION.

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CHAPTER XVIII. AN ADVENTURE.

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CHAPTER XIX. THE CONSEQUENCES OF IMPRUDENCE.

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CHAPTER XIX. AN OLD FASHIONED WEDDING.

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CHARLOTTE'S DAUGHTER:
OR,
THE THREE ORPHANS.

A
Sequel to Charlotte Temple.

BY SUSANNAH ROWSON,

Author of Rebecca, The Inquisitor, Reuben and Rachel, Victoria, &c.

TO WHICH IS PREFIXED,
A MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR.

BOSTON:

PUBLISHED BY RICHARDSON & LORD.
J. H. A. FROST, PRINTER.

© 1828.