Cudjo's Cave
章节目录
共 111 题- CUDJO'S CAVE.
- BY J. T. TROWBRIDGE
- AUTHOR OF "NEIGHBOR JACKWOOD," "THE DRUMMER BOY," ETC.
- CONTENTS.
- I. The Schoolmaster in Trouble
- II. Penn and the Ruffians
- III. The Secret Cellar
- IV. The Search for the Missing
- V. Carl and his Friends
- VI. A Strange Coat for a Quaker
- VII. The Two Guests
- VIII. The Rover
- IX. Toby's Patient has a Caller
- X. The Widow's Green Chest
- XI. Southern Hospitality
- XII. Chivalrous Proceedings
- XIII. The Old Clergyman's Nightgown has an Adventure
- XIV. A Man's Story
- XV. An Anti-Slavery Document on Black Parchment
- XVI. In the Cave and on the Mountain
- XVII. Penn's Foot Knocks Down a Musket
- XVIII. Condemned to Death
- XIX. The Escape
- XX. Under the Bridge
- XXI. The Return into Danger
- XXII. Stackridge's Coat and Hat get Arrested
- XXIII. The Flight of the Prisoners
- XXIV. The Dead Rebel's Musket
- XXV. Black and White
- XXVI. Why Augustus did not Propose
- XXVII. The Men with the Dark Lantern
- XXVIII. Beauty and the Beast
- XXIX. In the Burning Woods
- XXX. Refuge
- XXXI. Lysander Takes Possession
- XXXII. Toby's Reward
- XXXIII. Carl Makes an Engagement
- XXXIV. Captain Lysander's Joke
- XXXV. The Moonlight Expedition
- XXXVI. Carl finds a Geological Specimen
- XXXVII. Carl Keeps his Engagement
- XXXVIII. Love in the Wilderness
- XXXIX. A Council of War
- XL. The Wonders of the Cave
- XLI. Prometheus Bound
- XLII. Prometheus Unbound
- XLIII. The Combat
- XLIV. How Augustus Finally Proposed
- XLV. Master and Slave Change Places
- XLVI. The Traitor
- XLVII. Bread on the Waters
- XLVIII. Conclusion
- L'Envoy
- CUDJO'S CAVE.
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- Penn smiled at the man's ignorance, and said, as he lifted him up,--
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- Grudd started. "Are you sure?"
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- XXX.
- Toby seemed staggered for a moment. But he rallied quickly, and said,--
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- Lysander's note was in these words:--
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- XXXVII.
- Lysander, fumbling in vain for his weapon, muttered, "Vengeance!"
- XXXVIII.
- She smiled, and her voice was tremulous as she answered,--
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- Returning to the cave, he added, in Virginia's ear,--
- The bright young brow contracted: "Not coming here?"
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- XLVI.
- Pomp smiled. "Do not fear. For your sake I have pardoned him."
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