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J. Hartley Manners. Peg O' My Heart
Peg O' My Heart
Table of Contents
PREFACE
BOOK THE FIRST
The Romance of an Irish Agitator and an English Lady of Quality
BOOK THE SECOND
The End of the Romance
BOOK THE THIRD
Peg
BOOK THE FOURTH
Peg in England
BOOK THE FIFTH
Peg Returns to Her Father
CHAPTER I
THE IRISH AGITATOR MAKES HIS FIRST APPEARANCE
CHAPTER II
THE PANORAMA OF A LOST YOUTH
CHAPTER III
ST. KERNAN'S HILL
CHAPTER IV
NATHANIEL KINGSNORTH VISITS IRELAND
CHAPTER V
ANGELA
CHAPTER VI
ANGELA SPEAKS HER MIND FREELY TO NATHANIEL
CHAPTER VII
THE WOUNDED PATRIOT
CHAPTER VIII
ANGELA IN SORE DISTRESS
CHAPTER IX
TWO LETTERS
CHAPTER X
O'CONNELL VISITS ANGELA IN LONDON
CHAPTER XI
KINGSNORTH IN DESPAIR
CHAPTER XII
LOOKING FORWARD
BOOK II
THE END OF THE ROMANCE
CHAPTER I
ANGELA'S CONFESSION
CHAPTER II
A COMMUNICATION FROM NATHANIEL KINGSNORTH
CHAPTER III
THE BIRTH OF PEG
BOOK III
PEG
CHAPTER I
PEG'S CHILDHOOD
CHAPTER II
WE MEET AN OLD FRIEND AFTER MANY YEARS
CHAPTER III
PEG LEAVES HER FATHER FOR THE FIRST TIME
BOOK IV
PEG IN ENGLAND
CHAPTER I
THE CHICHESTER FAMILY
CHAPTER II
CHRISTIAN BRENT
CHAPTER III
PEG ARRIVES IN ENGLAND
CHAPTER IV
THE CHICHESTER FAMILY RECEIVES A SECOND SHOCK
CHAPTER V
PEGS MEETS HER AUNT
CHAPTER VI
JERRY
CHAPTER VII
THE PASSING OF THE FIRST MONTH
CHAPTER VIII
THE TEMPLE OF FRIENDSHIP
CHAPTER IX
THE DANCE AND ITS SEQUEL
CHAPTER X
Peg Intervenes
CHAPTER XI
"THE REBELLION OF PEG"
CHAPTER XII
A ROOM IN NEW YORK
CHAPTER XIII
THE MORNING AFTER
CHAPTER XIV
ALARIC TO THE RESCUE
CHAPTER XV
MONTGOMERY HAWKES
CHAPTER XVI
THE CHIEF EXECUTOR APPEARS UPON THE SCENE
CHAPTER XVII
PEG LEARNS OF HER UNCLE'S LEGACY
CHAPTER XVIII
PEG'S FAREWELL TO ENGLAND
BOOK V
PEG RETURNS TO HER FATHER
CHAPTER I
AFTER MANY DAYS
CHAPTER II
LOOKING BACKWARD
CHAPTER III
AN UNEXPECTED VISITOR
AFTERWORD
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J. Hartley Manners
Published by Good Press, 2019
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"My poor children, the constabulary are coming to break up the meetin' and to arrest HIM."
"Let them come," cried O'Connell. "Show them that the spirit of Irish manhood is not dead. Show them that we still have the power and the courage to defy them. Tell them we'll meet when and where we think fit. That we'll not silence our voices while there's breath in our bodies. That we'll resist their tyranny while we've strength to shouldher a gun or handle a pike. I appeal to you, O Irishmen, in the name of yer broken homes; in the name of all that makes life glorious and death divine! In the name of yer maimed and yer dead! Of yer brothers in prison and in exile! By the listenin' earth and the watching sky I appeal to ye to make yer stand to-day. I implore ye to join yer hearts and yer lives with mine. Lift yer voices with me: stretch forth yer hands with mine and by yer hopes of happiness here and peace hereafter give an oath to heaven never to cease fightin' until freedom and light come to this unhappy land!"
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