Notes to The Friar's Daughter — Reading edition
33 notes · Reading edition
I. “AND THE SUN COMES UP LIKE THUNDER.” · Note 1I. “AND THE SUN COMES UP LIKE THUNDER.” · Note 2I. “AND THE SUN COMES UP LIKE THUNDER.” · Note 3I. “AND THE SUN COMES UP LIKE THUNDER.” · Note 4I. “AND THE SUN COMES UP LIKE THUNDER.” · Note 5I. “AND THE SUN COMES UP LIKE THUNDER.” · Note 6I. “AND THE SUN COMES UP LIKE THUNDER.” · Note 7I. “AND THE SUN COMES UP LIKE THUNDER.” · Note 8II. LIBERTY’S CENTURY-OLD LOVER. · Note 1II. LIBERTY’S CENTURY-OLD LOVER. · Note 2II. LIBERTY’S CENTURY-OLD LOVER. · Note 3II. LIBERTY’S CENTURY-OLD LOVER. · Note 4III. WON BY A WOMAN. · Note 1III. WON BY A WOMAN. · Note 2III. WON BY A WOMAN. · Note 3III. WON BY A WOMAN. · Note 4V. “CURSED WITH A CURSE.” · Note 1V. “CURSED WITH A CURSE.” · Note 2V. “CURSED WITH A CURSE.” · Note 3V. “CURSED WITH A CURSE.” · Note 4X. SECRETS. · Note 1X. SECRETS. · Note 2XI. WHAT RUIN MEANS. · Note 1X. SECRETS. · Note 3XII. A CHANGE OF SEX. · Note 1XII. A CHANGE OF SEX. · Note 2XIII. OFF TO THE WAR. · Note 1XIII. OFF TO THE WAR. · Note 2XIII. OFF TO THE WAR. · Note 3XIII. OFF TO THE WAR. · Note 4XIII. OFF TO THE WAR. · Note 5XVII. “HE AIN’T NO FRIEND.” · Note 1XVII. “HE AIN’T NO FRIEND.” · Note 2