Category: Novels
"Thou favored land Of art and nature, thou art still before me; Thy _sons_; to whom their labor is a sport, So well thy grateful soil returns its tribute Thy sunburnt daughters, with their laughing eyes And glossy raven locks."
AS little Henry, after parting with his mother, hurried on by the side of Mr. Sharp, who took his way directly across the bridge leading over to Charleston, where he had left th...
6. CHAPTER VI."And thus, untaught in youth my heart to tame, My springs of life were poisoned--'tis too late: Yet am I changed; though still enough the same In strength to bear what time cann...
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7. CHAPTER VI.THE efforts made by Perkins to find the residence of the stranger proved unavailing. Half suspecting that Michael had deceived him, he returned to the shop of Mr. Berlaps, and a...
4. CHAPTER IV.The heart hath whispered in its bliss, Who could be sad in scenes like this? But, hist, a sound the night-wind bears, A voice of love and sighs and tears! _MS. Poem._
5. CHAPTER V.SHE fell at the very feet of her husband, and he looked down with a smile that was sardonic in its bitterness. Zanotti, under an impulse that paused not to reflect that under th...
3. CHAPTER III.YEARS passed, and in a foreign land Alfieri sought to win wealth and a new name to offer the idol of his heart. He succeeded beyond his wildest hopes, and with an impatience tha...
1. CHAPTER I."Thou favored land Of art and nature, thou art still before me; Thy _sons_; to whom their labor is a sport, So well thy grateful soil returns its tribute Thy sunburnt daughters,...
2. CHAPTER II.AT the end of the long, gloomy day following the conclusion of the carnival, Zanotti accompanied his father to a midnight mass, and there for the first time saw Leonora D'Alvare...