When a witch is young: a historical novel

PART II.

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I. A Rover and his Retinue 27 II. An Ungodly Performance 36 III. ’Twixt Cup and Lip 45 IV. The Opening of a Vista 53 V. A Weighty Confidence 62 VI. Pan’s Brother and the Nymph 71 VII. The Meeting in the Greenwood 78 VIII. Paying the Fiddler 86 IX. A Matter of State 94 X. To Foil a Spy 100 XI. Dangerous Tributes 105 XII. Hours that Grow Dark 110 XIII. A Kiss Deferred 121 XIV. Overtures from the Enemy 133 XV. Love’s Inviting Light 140 XVI. Garde’s Lonely Vigil 149 XVII. A Night Attack 153 XVIII. The Glint of Treasure 160 XIX. Mutiny 164 XX. Garde’s Extremity 171 XXI. Randolph’s Courtship 180 XXII. David’s Coercion 187 XXIII. Goody’s Boy 193 XXIV. A Greenwood Meeting 200 XXV. Love’s Traps for Confessions 213 XXVI. A Holiday Ended 221 XXVII. In Boston Town 228 XXVIII. Love’s Garden 234 XXIX. The Enemy in Power 243 XXX. A Fight at the Tavern 249 XXXI. A Refugee 255 XXXII. A Foster Parent 260 XXXIII. Repudiated Silver 269 XXXIV. Lodgings for the Retinue 275 XXXV. Garde Obtains the Jail Keys 280 XXXVI. Garde’s Ordeal 287 XXXVII. Rats in the Armory 296 XXXVIII. Love’s Long Good-by 303 XXXIX. Mutations 308 XL. Golden Oysters 314 XLI. Fate’s Devious Ways 319 XLII. Little Ruses and Waiting 327