Alamance
DEDICATION THE SECOND.
TO ——
PREFACE
HORACE LOCKWITTER, OF NEW YORK.
CHAPTER I. ALAMANCE IN THE OLDEN TIME.
CHAPTER II. THE DESCRIPTION OF ALAMANCE CONTINUED
BY THE PARSON.
CHAPTER III. THE OLD-FIELD SCHOOL.
CHAPTER IV. A VISIT TO THE OLD-FIELD SCHOOL.
CHAPTER V. THE TURNING OUT OF THE MASTER.
CHAPTER VI. A GREAT MAN AT ALAMANCE.
CHAPTER VII. A CHRISTMAS DINNER AT ALAMANCE.
CHAPTER VIII. LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
CHAPTER IX. THE STORY OF HECTOR M'BRIDE.
TO MISS MALVINA.
TO SOPHRONIA.
TO ANASTASIA—A Wish.
ROTHA'S SONG.
CHAPTER X.
CHAPTER XI. A SAGE CONVERSATION AND A SAGE
CONCLUSION.
“TO EDITH.
ON HER QUITTING SCHOOL.
CHAPTER XII. THE CHART.
CHAPTER XIII. CHARACTER IN WHOM ALL OUR READRRS
WILL RECOGNIZE AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE.
CHAPTER XIV. THE FISH-FRY—“A KETTLE OF FISH.”
CHAPTER XV. A LADY CONFIDENT AND A SENTIMENTAL
LADY.
CHAPTER XVI. A SCENE BEHIND THE CURTAIN, AND ONE
IN FRONT.
CHAPTER XVII.
Miss Artemesia to Henry Warden.
CHAPTER XVIII. THE EXHIBITION.
CHAPTER XIX. WAR.
CHAPTER XX. THE HEROINES OF ALAMANCE.
CHAPTER XXI. WAR—AT HOME.
CHAPTER XXII. A BURIAL AT ALAMANCE.
CHAPTER XXIII. WAR—ON THE EMBATTLED FIELD.
CHAPTER XXIV. RETROSPECTIONS.
CHAPTER XXV. A “MOUNTAIN HOME” IN NORTH CAROLINA.
CHAPTER XXVI. ADVENTURES IN THE MOUNTAINS.
CHAPTER XXVII. LUCY NEAL.
CHAPTER XXVIII.
CHAPTER XXIX. HOME AFTER A LONG ABSENCE.
CHAPTER XXX. DISCOVERIES.
CHAPTER XXXI. WARDEN LEAVES ALAMANCE AGAIN.
'WHEN TIME ITS SILENT WORK HAS DONE.
CHAPTER XXXII.
CHAPTER XXXIII.
CHAPTER XXXIV.
CHAPTER XXXV.
CHAPTER XXXVI. THE COUNTRY INN.
CHAPTER XXXVII.
CHAPTER XXXVIII. CAPTAIN DEMIJOHN SETS OUT TO SEE
THE WIDOW POWELL.
CHAPTER XXXIX. TRAGEDY AT THE INN.
CHAPTER XL. SCRAPS OF MY OWN HISTORY.
BY ALAN ROSS.
IMPROMPTU,
CHAPTER XLI. AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE AND A NEW ONE.
CHAPTER XLII. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ALAN ROSS
CONTINUED.
“TO LOUISE.
WE MET AS STRANGERS.
CHAPTER XLIII.
CHAPTER XLIV.
CHAPTER XLV. EVENTS HASTEN TO THEIR CONCLUSION.
CHAPTER XLVI. A NIGHT OF ADVENTURES.
CHAPTER XLVII. EVENTS STILL HASTEN ONWARD.
CHAPTER XLVIII.
CHAPTER XLIX.
CHAPTER L.
'Nathan Glutson To Public Justice, Dr.
CHAPTER LI. A SAD AND SWEET REMEMBRANCE.
CHAPTER LII. THE MASTER BEGINS TO MAKE A STRANGE
DISCOVERY.
CHAPTER LIII.
M'Bride's Letter.
CHAPTER LIV.
CHAPTER LV. HOME AGAIN AFTER A LONG ABSENCE
CHAPTER LVI.
Letter First, from Henry Warden to Edith Mayfield.
Edith's Answer.
Letter Second, from Henry Warden.
Letter Third from Henry Warden.
CHAPTER LVII.
Letter from the Master to his friend, J. R., of
Philadelphia.
CHAPTER LVIII. CONTAINS MORE SENTIMENT THAN
INCIDENT, AND NOT MUCH OF EITHER.
CHAPTER LIX.
CHAPTER LX.
CHAPTER LXI, AND THE LAST.
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