The Plowshare and the Sword: A Tale of Old Quebec

The Plowshare and the Sword: A Tale of Old Quebec
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Trevena John. The Plowshare and the Sword: A Tale of Old Quebec

CHAPTER I. THE FATHER OF WATERS

CHAPTER II. AN ENEMY IN THE CAMP

CHAPTER III. CHRISMATION

CHAPTER IV. MAKERS OF EMPIRE

CHAPTER V. DOUBLE DEALING

CHAPTER VI. THE INTRODUCTION TO A FIGHT

CHAPTER VII. THE FIGHT

CHAPTER VIII. COUCHICING

CHAPTER IX. THE GAUNTLET DOWN

CHAPTER X. PILLARS OF THE HOUSE

CHAPTER XI. THE SWORD IMBRUED

CHAPTER XII. SPLENDOUR

CHAPTER XIII. ENCHANTMENT

CHAPTER XIV. FIRESIDE AND GROVE

CHAPTER XV. GLORIOUS LIFE

CHAPTER XVI. CLAIRVOYANCE

CHAPTER XVII. STAMEN

CHAPTER XVIII. COMMITTAL

CHAPTER XIX. ENKINDLED

CHAPTER XX. SACRAMENTAL

CHAPTER XXI. IRON AND STEEL

CHAPTER XXII. OB AND AZURE

CHAPTER XXIII. THE EVERLASTING HILLS

CHAPTER XXIV. ART-MAGIC

CHAPTER XXV. NOVA ANGLIA

CHAPTER XXVI. STIGMA

CHAPTER XXVII. REVELATION

CHAPTER XXVIII. BODY AND MIND

CHAPTER XXIX. WOMAN'S LOVE IS LIFE

CHAPTER XXX. LAND-LOCKED

CHAPTER XXXI. IN THE FALL OF THE SNOW

CHAPTER XXXII. ARMS AND THE MAN

CHAPTER XXXIII. THE GRAIN OF MUSTARD SEED

CHAPTER XXXIV. THE THIRST

CHAPTER XXXV. SWORDCRAFT

CHAPTER XXXVI. SETTLEMENT

CHAPTER XXXVII. THE PLOWSHARE

CHAPTER XXXVIII. VALEDICTORY

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At sunset Roussilac, the commandant of Quebec, after receiving reassuring reports from the sentries and thus closing his official duties for the day, went aboard the man-of-war. Having personally superintended the shipping of the gangway, to satisfy himself that immediate communication with the shore was cut off, he withdrew to his cabin, which he occupied in preference to his hut upon the slope. Before retiring to his hammock, he mentally reviewed his position, the difficulties of which had not been lessened by the unexpected arrival of the Dutch ship.

It had never been the way of Holland to go out of her course to be friendly. The commandant could not forget that she had colonised large tracts of country further south; he knew that, like England, she aspired to extend her influence beyond the seas; and what more probable than that, snatching at the opportunity afforded by this alliance, her government should have commissioned Van Vuren to spy out the land and report upon its possibilities?

.....

The strained voice of Laroche broke the stillness.

"A touch!"

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