Alice of Old Vincennes. Maurice Thompson

Alice of Old Vincennes - Maurice Thompson


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       Maurice Thompson

      Alice of Old Vincennes

      Published by Good Press, 2019

       [email protected]

      EAN 4057664562029

       PREFACE

       Alice of Old Vincennes

       CHAPTER I

       UNDER THE CHERRY TREE

       CHAPTER II

       A LETTER FROM AFAR

       CHAPTER III

       THE RAPE OF THE DEMIJOHN

       CHAPTER IV

       THE FIRST MAYOR OF VINCENNES

       CHAPTER V

       FATHER GIBAULT

       CHAPTER VI

       A FENCING BOUT

       CHAPTER VII

       THE MAYOR'S PARTY

       CHAPTER VIII

       THE DILEMMA OF CAPTAIN HELM

       CHAPTER IX

       THE HONORS OF WAR

       CHAPTER X

       M. ROUSSILLON ENTERTAINS COLONEL HAMILTON

       CHAPTER XI

       A SWORD AND A HORSE PISTOL

       CHAPTER XII

       MANON LESCAUT. AND A RAPIER-THRUST

       CHAPTER XIII

       A MEETING IN THE WILDERNESS

       CHAPTER XIV

       A PRISONER OF LOVE

       CHAPTER XV

       VIRTUE IN A LOCKET

       CHAPTER XVI

       FATHER BERET'S OLD BATTLE

       CHAPTER XVII.

       A MARCH THROUGH COLD WATER

       CHAPTER XVIII

       A DUEL BY MOONLIGHT

       CHAPTER XIX

       THE ATTACK

       CHAPTER XX

       ALICE'S FLAG

       CHAPTER XXI

       SOME TRANSACTIONS IN SCALPS

       CHAPTER XXII

       CLARK ADVISES ALICE

       CHAPTER XXIII

       AND SO IT ENDED

       Table of Contents

      To M. PLACIDE VALCOUR

       M. D., Ph D., LL. D.

      MY DEAR DR. VALCOUR: You gave me the Inspiration which made this story haunt me until I wrote it. Gaspard Roussillon's letter, a mildewed relic of the year 1788, which you so kindly permitted me to copy, as far as it remained legible, was the point from which my imagination, accompanied by my curiosity, set out upon a long and delightful quest. You laughed at me when I became enthusiastic regarding the possible historical importance at that ancient find, alas! fragmentary epistle; but the old saying about the beatitude of him whose cachinations are latest comes handy to me just now, and I must remind you that "I told you so." True enough, it was history pure and simple that I had in mind while enjoying the large hospitality of your gulf-side home. Gaspard


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