The Black Prophet, William Carleton, Volume Three
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- A Tale Of Irish Famine Traits And Stories Of The Irish Peasantry, The Works of
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1. A TALE OF IRISH FAMINE.2. CHAPTER I. — Glendhu, or the Black Glen; Scene of Domestic Affection.3. CHAPTER II. — The Black Prophet Prophesies.4. CHAPTER III. — A Family on the Decline—Omens.5. CHAPTER IV. — A Dance, and Double Discovery.6. CHAPTER V. — The Black Prophet is Startled by a Black Prophecy.7. CHAPTER VI. — A Rustic Miser and His Establishment8. CHAPTER VII. — A Panorama of Misery.9. CHAPTER VIII. — A Middle Man and Magistrate—Master and Man.10. CHAPTER IX. — Meeting of Strangers—Mysterious Dialogue.11. CHAPTER X. — The Black Prophet makes a Disclosure.12. CHAPTER XI. — Pity and Remorse.13. CHAPTER XII. — Famine, Death, and Sorrow.14. CHAPTER XIII. — Sarah's Defence of a Murderer.15. CHAPTEE XIV. — A Middleman Magistrate of the Old School, and his Clerk.16. CHAPTER XV. — A Plot and a Prophecy.17. CHAPTER XVI. — Mysterious Disappearance of the Tobacco-box.18. CHAPTER XVII. — National Calamity—Sarah in Love and Sorrow.19. CHAPTER XVIII. — Love Wins the Race from Profligacy.20. CHAPTER XIX. — Hanlon Secures the Tobacco-box.—Strange Scene at Midnight.21. CHAPTER XX. — Tumults—Confessions of Murder.22. CHAPTEE XXI. — Condy Datton goes to Prison.23. CHAPTER XXII. — Re-appearance of the Box—Friendly Dialogue Between Jimmy Branighan and the Pedlar24. CHAPTER XXIII. — Darby in Danger—Nature Triumphs.25. CHAPTER XXIV. — Rivalry.26. CHAPTEE XXV. — Sarah Without Hope.27. CHAPTER XXVI. — The Pedlar Runs a Close Risk of the Stocks.28. CHAPTER XXVII. — Sarah Ill—Mave Again, Heroic.29. CHAPTER XXVIII. — Double Treachery.30. CHAPTER XXIX. — A Picture of the Present—Sarah Breaks her Word.31. CHAPTER XXX. — Self-sacrifice—Villany32. CHAPTER XXXI. — A Double Trial—Retributive Justice.33. CHAPTER XXXII. — Conclusion.