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Paul Ardenheim, the monk of Wissahikon

Lippard, George (1822-1854)
  
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PROLOGUE.

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BOOK THE FIRST. THE LAST NIGHT.
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CHAPTER FIRST. THE WARNING.
 2. 
CHAPTER SECOND. YOCONOK.
 3. 
CHAPTER THIRD. THE FARM-HOUSE.
 4. 
CHAPTER FOURTH. PAUL THE DREAMER.
 5. 
CHAPTER FIFTH. THE MONASTERY.
 6. 
CHAPTER SIXTH. THE WIZARD'S DAUGHTER.
 7. 
CHAPTER SEVENTH. THE PHIAL OF ETERNAL YOUTH.
 8. 
CHAPTER EIGHTH. B. H. A. C.
 9. 
CHAPTER NINTH. THE FATE OF GILBERT MORGAN.
 10. 
CHAPTER TENTH THE GOLDEN SIGNET AND ITS COUNTERPART.
 11. 
CHAPTER ELEVENTH. THE SUPREME LODGE.
 12. 
CHAPTER TWELFTH. THE INVISIBLE HEAD OF THE ORDER.
 13. 
CHAPTER THIRTEENTH. THE ANCIENT COIN.
 14. 
CHAPTER FOURTEENTH THE INSCRIPTION ON THE ANCIENT COIN.
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CHAPTER FIFTEENTH. THE COMING OF THE DELIVERER.
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CHAPTER SIXTEENTH. THE OLD LONDON COFFEE HOUSE.
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CHAPTER SEVENTEENTH. THE SEALED CHAMBER.
 18. 
CHAPTER EIGHTEENTH. PAUL ALONE WITH THE TEMPTER.
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CHAPTER NINETEENTH. THE THRESHOLD OF THE SEALED CHAMBER.
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CHAPTER TWENTIETH. THE CORSE OF MADELINE.
  
EPISODE. FROM JANUARY, 1775, TO JUNE, 1777.
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BOOK THE SECOND. THE SECRET OF THE SEALED CHAMBER.
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CHAPTER FIRST. AFTER TWO YEARS.
 2. 
CHAPTER SECOND. THE FACE AND THE SHADOW.
 3. 
CHAPTER THIRD. THE DOVE.
 4. 
CHAPTER FOURTH. PAUL—REGINALD.
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CHAPTER FIFTH. THE NEW LOVE OF REGINALD.
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CHAPTER SIXTH. PAUL TELLS THE STORY OF THE LADY WHOM HE MET IN THE GARDENS OF A ROYAL PALACE.
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CHAPTER SEVENTH. THE BROKEN BUT NOT DIVIDED COIN.
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CHAPTER EIGHTH. PAUL GOES TOWARD HIS HOME.
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CHAPTER NINTH. HOME.
 10. 
CHAPTER TENTH. THE SECRET OF THE UPPER ROOMS.
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CHAPTER ELEVENTH. THE CHAMBER OF THE URN.
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CHAPTER TWELFTH. THE HEART REVEALS ONLY WHEN THE HAND IS BOLDLY GRASPED.
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CHAPTER THIRTEENTH. THE MANUSCRIPT OF BROTHER ANSELM.
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I. THE SACRAMENT OF THE POOR.
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CHAPTER FOURTEENTH. THE MANUSCRIPR OF BROTHER ANSELM.
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II. THE LEGEND OF THE TENTH CENTURY.
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CHAPTER FIFTEENTH. THE MANUSCRIPT OF BROTHER ANSELM.
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III. THE IMAGE.
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CHAPTER SIXTEENTH. THE MANUSCRIPT OF BROTHER ANSELM.
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IV. THE PARLIAMENT OF THE WORLD.
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CHAPTER SEVENTEENTH. THE MANUSCRIPT OF BROTHER ANSELM.
  
THE ROSY CROSS.
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CHAPTER EIGHTEENTH. THE MANUSCRIPT OF BROTHER ANSELM.
  
THE PROPHECY OF THE PEASANT.
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CHAPTER NINETEENTH. THE MANUSCRIPT OF BROTHER ANSELM.
  
THE SUPREME CHIEF OF THE ROSY CROSS.
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CHAPTER TWENTIETH. THE LILY.
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FIRST. THE INDIAN SPRING OF WISSAHIKON.
 23. 
CHAPTER TWENTY-THIRD. “PHILOSOPHY!”
 23. 
CHAPTER TWENTY-THIRD. “THREE LETTERS!”
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FOURTH. ADVENTURES OF JACOPO.
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FIFTH. “THE VAGABOND.”
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CHAPTER TWENTY-SIXTH. HOW JACOPO SAW THE HORSEMAN IN GRAY; AND THEN REASONED ACUTELY UPON A LIMB, A ROOF, AND A WINDOW.
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CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVENTH. THE VAGABOND AGAIN.
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CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHTH THE HAUNTED HOUSE.
 29. 
CHAPTER TWENTY-NINTH. THE BELT OF WAMPUM.
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CHAPTER THIRTIETH. THE OUTCAST IN THE CHAMBER OF MADELINE.
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CHAPTER THIRTY-FIRST. CONFESSION OF MADELINE.
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CHAPTER THIRTY-SECOND. MADELINE AND THE OUTCAST.
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CHAPTER THIRTY-THIRD. “GILBERT MORGAN!”
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CHAPTER THIRTY-THIRD. “ROLOF SENER.”
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CHAPTER THIRTY-FIFTH. “MY SISTER!”
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CHAPTER THIRTY-SIXTH. A LETTER FROM THE DEAD MOTHER.
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CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHTH. “THE CURSE OF THE HOUSE OF LYNDULFE
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CHAPTER THIRTY-NINTH “SATAN, THE BEAUTIFUL!”
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CHAPTER FORTY. THE MANUSCRIPT OF THE SEALED CHAMBER.
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CHAPTER FORTY-FIRST. WHAT PAUL BEHELD IN THE SEALED CHAMBER.
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CHAPTER FORTY-SECOND. “TO NIGHT I AM TO BE MARRIED, PAUL.”
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CHAPTER FORTY-THIRD. LEOLA, PAUL AND REGINALD.
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CHAPTER FORTY-FOURTH. MADELINE, GILBERT AND ROLOF SENER.
  
CHAPTER THE LAST. THE END OF ALL.
  
EPILOGUE. A WORD TO THE READER.

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PAUL ARDENHEIM,
THE MONK OF WISSAHIKON.

BY GEORGE LIPPARD,
AUTHOR OF “THE QUAKER CITY,” “ROSE OF EPHRATA,” “WASHINGTON
AND HIS GENERALS, OR LEGENDS OF THE REVOLUTION,” “LEGENDS
OF MEXICO,” “BLANCHE OF BRANDYWINE,” “LADYE ANNABEL,”
“ROSE OF WISSAHIKON,” “THE NAZARENE, OR LAST OF
THE WASHINGTONS,” “HERBERT TRACY,” &c., &c.

“These Legends of the olden time, have for the heart, a voice as stern and beautiful, as the sad
tones from the lips of the dying. It is true, they were very superstitious, these early settlers of
Pennsylvania—believed somewhat fervently in astrology, magic, witchcraft,—were imbued with all
the mysticism of their Fatherland—and yet with it all, they had an unyielding hope in Man, a childlike
faith in God.”

Mss. Memoirs of the Revolution


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T. B. PETERSON, No. 98 CHESNUT STREET,
ONE DOOR ABOVE THIRD.
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