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Robert Louis Stevenson. The Black Arrow (Historical Novel)
The Black Arrow (Historical Novel)
Table of Contents
Prologue. John Amend-All
Book I. The Two Lads
Chapter I. At the Sign of the Sun in Kettley
Chapter II. In the Fen
Chapter III. The Fen Ferry
Chapter IV. A Greenwood Company
Chapter V “Bloody as the Hunter”
Chapter VI. To the Day’s End
Chapter VII. The Hooded Face
Book II. The Moat House
Chapter I. Dick Asks Questions
Chapter II. The Two Oaths
Chapter III. The Room over the Chapel
Chapter IV. The Passage
Chapter V. How Dick Changed Sides
Book III. My Lord Foxham
Chapter I. The House by the Shore
Chapter II. A Skirmish in the Dark
Chapter III. St. Bride’s Cross
Chapter IV. The “Good Hope”
Chapter V. The “Good Hope” (Continued)
Chapter VI. The “Good Hope” (Concluded)
Book IV. The Disguise
Chapter I. The Den
Chapter II “In Mine Enemies’ House”
Chapter III. The Dead Spy
Chapter IV. In the Abbey Church
Chapter V. Earl Risingham
Chapter VI. Arblaster Again
Book V. Crookback
Chapter I. The Shrill Trumpet
Chapter II. The Battle of Shoreby
Chapter III. The Battle of Shoreby (Concluded)
Chapter IV. The Sack of Shoreby
Chapter V. Night in the Woods: Alicia Risingham
Chapter VI. Night in the Woods (Concluded): Dick and Joan
Chapter VII. Dick’s Revenge
Chapter VIII. Conclusion
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Robert Louis Stevenson
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They took up the old archer, and carried him between them into his house, where he had dwelt alone. And there they laid him on the floor, out of regard for the mattress and sought, as best they might, to straighten and compose his limbs.
Appleyard’s house was clean and bare. There was a bed, with a blue cover, a cupboard, a great chest, a pair of joint-stools, a hinged table in the chimney-corner, and hung upon the wall the old soldier’s armoury of bows and defensive armour. Hatch began to look about him curiously.
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