Strange True
Strange True Stories of Louisiana
作者：Cable, George Washington, 1844-1925
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共 139 题- STRANGE TRUE STORIES OF LOUISIANA
- BY GEORGE W. CABLE
- AUTHOR OF "THE GRANDISSIMES," "BONAVENTURE," ETC.
- ILLUSTRATED
- TO MY FRIEND JAMES BIRNEY GUTHRIE
- CONTENTS
- ALIX DE MORAINVILLE 121
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
- STRANGE TRUE STORIES OF LOUISIANA.
- HOW I GOT THEM.
- But this is written by some one else; see, it says
- Suzanne ---- née ----
- THE YOUNG AUNT WITH WHITE HAIR.
- THE ADVENTURES OF FRANÇOISE AND SUZANNE.
- I.
- THE TWO SISTERS.
- II.
- MAKING UP THE EXPEDITION.
- III.
- THE EMBARKATION.
- IV.
- ALIX CARPENTIER.
- V.
- DOWN BAYOU PLAQUEMINE--THE FIGHT WITH WILD NATURE.
- VI.
- THE TWICE-MARRIED COUNTESS.
- Suzanne replied: "You look younger than Françoise, and she is sixteen."
- VII.
- ODD PARTNERS IN THE BOLERO DANCE.
- I understood her intention in an instant.
- VIII.
- A BAD STORM IN A BAD PLACE.
- IX.
- MAGGIE AND THE ROBBERS.
- X.
- ALIX PUTS AWAY THE PAST.
- XI.
- ALIX PLAYS FAIRY.--PARTING TEARS.
- XII.
- LITTLE PARIS.
- XIII.
- THE COUNTESS MADELAINE.
- XIV.
- I said to myself, "Poor, dear little Alix!"
- XV.
- THE DISCOVERY OF THE HAT.
- XVI.
- THE BALL.
- XVII.
- PICNIC AND FAREWELL.
- ALIX DE MORAINVILLE
- I thought I had [been] misunderstood and drew back haughtily.
- SALOME MÜLLER,
- THE WHITE SLAVE.
- I.
- SALOME AND HER KINDRED.
- II.
- SIX MONTHS AT ANCHOR.
- III.
- FAMINE AT SEA.
- IV.
- SOLD INTO BONDAGE.
- V.
- THE LOST ORPHANS.
- VI.
- CHRISTIAN ROSELIUS.
- VII.
- VIII.
- THE TRIAL.
- IX.
- THE EVIDENCE.
- X.
- THE CROWNING PROOF.
- XI.
- JUDGMENT.
- XII.
- BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT.
- THE "HAUNTED HOUSE" IN ROYAL STREET.
- I.
- AS IT STANDS NOW.
- II.
- MADAME LALAURIE.
- III.
- A TERRIBLE REVELATION.
- IV.
- V.
- A NEW USE.
- VI.
- EVICTIONS.
- ATTALIE BROUILLARD.
- I.
- FURNISHED ROOMS.
- II.
- JOHN BULL.
- III.
- IV.
- PROXY.
- V.
- THE NUNCUPATIVE WILL.
- VI.
- MEN CAN BE BETTER THAN THEIR LAWS.
- WAR DIARY OF A UNION WOMAN IN THE SOUTH.
- G.W.C.
- I.
- SECESSION.
- II.
- THE VOLUNTEERS.--FORT SUMTER.
- III.
- IV.
- A BELEAGUERED CITY.
- I would not answer.
- V.
- MARRIED.
- VI.
- How It Was In Arkansas
- VII.
- THE FIGHT FOR FOOD AND CLOTHING.
- VIII.
- DROWNED OUT AND STARVED OUT.
- IX.
- HOMELESS AND SHELTERLESS
- X.
- FRIGHTS AND PERILS IN STEELE'S BAYOU.
- XI.
- WILD TIMES IN MISSISSIPPI.
- Then H. got angry and said, "Max, don't be a fool!"
- XII.
- VICKSBURG.
- XIII.
- PREPARATIONS FOR THE SIEGE.
- Very imperiously--"Which Mr. L.?"
- XIV.
- THE SIEGE ITSELF.
- XV.
- GIBRALTAR FALLS.
- HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF TENN.
- TUPELO, AUG 6, 1862.
- I am, very respectfully, yr. obt. svt.
- CAPT. GEO. L. BAXTER,