CONTENTS.
PROLOGUE. I.
CHAPTER I. THE REIGN OF TERROR.
CHAPTER II. THE FENCING SCHOOL.
CHAPTER III. QUARTE AND TIERCE.
CHAPTER IV. MURIEL AND EMILY.
CHAPTER V. LA BOSTONIENNE.
CHAPTER VI. AN EPISODE OF THE REIGN OF TERROR.
CHAPTER VII. ROUX.
CHAPTER VIII. THE SHADOW OF THE HUNTER.
CHAPTER IX. SCHOLAR AND SOLDIER.
CHAPTER X. CONVERSATION.
CHAPTER XI. NORTH AND SOUTH.
CHAPTER XII. STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS.
CHAPTER XIII. THE FAIRY PRINCE.
CHAPTER XIV. THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION.
CHAPTER XV. WAR AND PEACE.
CHAPTER XVI. THE GLIMPSES OF THE MOON.
CHAPTER XVII. NOCTURNAL.
CHAPTER XVIII. THE PRETTY PASS THINGS CAME TO.
CHAPTER XIX. THE ROAR OF ST. DOMINGO.
CHAPTER XX. EXPLANATIONS.
CHAPTER XXI. THE BREAKING OF THE SPELL.
CHAPTER XXII. INTERSTITIAL.
CHAPTER XXIII. THE BLOOMING OF THE LILY.
CHAPTER XXIV. THE BLOWING OF THE ROSE.
CHAPTER XXV. WITHERLEE.
CHAPTER XXVI. A MAN OF RUINED BLOOD.
CHAPTER XXVII. REVELATIONS.
CHAPTER XXVIII. THE SABBATH MORNING.
CHAPTER XXIX. HELL ON HEAVEN IMPINGING.
CHAPTER XXX. THE HEARTS OF CHEVALIERS.
CHAPTER XXXI. WRECK AND RUIN.
CHAPTER XXXII. HERALD SHADOWS.
CHAPTER XXXIII. THE OLD ACHAIAN HOUR.
CHAPTER XXXIV. IN LIBERTY'S DEFENCE.
CHAPTER XXXV. PALLIDA MORS.
CHAPTER XXXVI. IO TRIUMPHE.
EPILOGUE.
NOTE
HARRINGTON:
A STORY OF TRUE LOVE.
BY THE AUTHOR OF “WHAT CHEER,” “THE GHOST: A
CHRISTMAS STORY,” “A TALE OF LYNN,” ETC.
“Herein may be seen noble chivalrye, curtosye, humanyte, friendlyenesse, hardyenesse, love, friendshype, cowardyse, murder, hate, vertue and synne. Doo after the good, and leve the evyl, and it shall brynge you to good fame and renomme.”—Sir Thomas Malory: Preface to Morte D’Arthur.
BOSTON:
THAYER & ELDRIDGE,
114 & 116 WASHINGTON STREET.
1860.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1860, by
THAYER & ELDRIDGE,
In the Clerk’s Office of the District Court, of the District of Massachusetts.
W. H. Tinson, Stereotyper.
