Cooke, John Esten, 1830-1886 [1868], Fairfax, or, The master of Greenway Court: a chronicle of the valley of the Shenandoah. (G.W. Carleton and Co., New York) [word count] [eaf507T].

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Fairfax; or, The Master of Greenway Court. A Chronicle of the Valley of the Shenandoah.

Front Matter Front matter Covers, Edges and Spine Preliminaries Title Page Dedication CONTENTS. Main text I. THREE CAVALIERS. II. GREENWAY COURT. III. HOW CAPTAIN WAGNER BECAME UNEASY IN HIS SLEEP. IV. HOW CAPTAIN LONGKNIFE SAW WITHOUT SEEING, AND WHAT FOLLOWED. V. THE ESCAPE. VI. CAPTAIN LONGKNIFE'S PRIVATE MATTERS. VII. THE CAPTAIN RENEWS THE ATTACK. VIII. HOW GEORGE WAS LED BY PROVIDENCE. IX. HOW GEORGE MADE THE ACQUAINTANCE OF CANNIE. X. A SINGULAR PERSONAGE. XI. THE WILD HUNTSMAN. XII. THE DRAMA COMMENCES. XIII. HOW FALCONBRIDGE HAD A STRANGE DREAM. XIV. THE NEXT MORNING. XV. HOW LORD FAIRFAX INFORMED THE CAPTAIN OF A FAMILY PROPHECY. XVI. HOW CAPTAIN WAGNER DECLARED WAR ON HIS PRIVATE ACCOUNT AGAINST LORD FAIRFAX. XVII. MONSIEUR JAMBOT'S DEATH'S HEAD. XVIII. HOW CAPTAIN WAGNER PREDICTED HIS FUTURE FAME. XIX. OLD MEMORIES. XX. FIRST LOVE. XXI. CAPTAIN WAGNER GOES TO CALL ON HIS FRIENDS. XXII. THE CAPTAIN REVELS IN THE CREATIONS OF HIS FANCY. XXIII. CAPTAIN WAGNER DISCOURSES ON THE NATURE OF PANTHERS. XXIV. REFLECTIONS OF CAPTAIN LONGKNIFE. XXV. HOW THE TOWN OF STEPHENSBURG, OTHERWISE NEWTOWN, WAS SOLD FOR A FLAGON OF PUNCH. XXVI. THE DAGGER IN THE HEART. XXVII. FALCONBRIDGE PARTS WITH HIS MOTHER'S RING. XXVIII. THE LETTER. XXIX. THE THREADS OF THE WOOF. XXX. THE ARREST. XXXI. LIGHTFOOT. XXXII. HOW CAPTAIN WAGNER OVERTHREW HIS ADVERSARY. XXXIII. THE WIZARD OF THE MASSINUTTON. XXXIV. THE PRISONER AND THE JUDGE. XXXV. THE RESEMBLANCE. XXXVI. CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL LONGKNIFE. XXXVII. THE EARL AND FALCONBRIDGE. XXXVIII. THE PORTRAIT. XXXIX. THE OLYMPIAN IRE OF CAPTAIN LONGKNIFE. XL. THE BEGINNING OF THE END. XLI. PROGRESS. XLII. IN THE MOUNTAIN. XLIII. HOW AN ANIMAL CHANGED THE DESTINIES OF THREE HUMAN BEINGS. XLV. IN WHICH CAPTAIN WAGNER REQUESTS MONSIEUR JAMBOT TO PULL HIS NOSE. XLV. THE LAMIA. XLVI. HOW FALCONBRIDGE KINDLED A FIRE TO SEE BY. XLVII. PRELIMINARIES. XLVIII. THE ARRANGEMENT. XLIX. THE COMBAT. L. HOW FALCONBRIDGE RECOVERED HIS MOTHER'S RING. LI. THE APOLOGY. LII. THE COURIER. LIII. THE BALL IN THE RIGHT SHOULDER. CHAPTER LIII. THE ORIGINALS OF THE PORTRAIT. LV. WHAT THE PACKAGE TORN BY THE BEAR CONTAINED. LVI. CONCLUSION OF THE EARL'S NARRATIVE. LVII. THE CONFLAGRATION. LVIII. THE SEARCH. LIX. AT THE HOUSE IN THE MOUNTAIN. CHAPTER LX. THE DEVIL'S GARDEN. CHAPTER LXI. THE HALF-BREED. LXII. THE TRAIL. LXIII. LIGHTFOOT AND CANNIE. LXIV. THE SLAVE AND HIS MISTRESS. LXV. CALIBAN AND MIRANDA. LXVI. LIGHT SHINING IN DARKNESS. LXVII. THE RIVAL OF THE HALF-BREED. LXVIII. THE MARCH OF THE HUNTERS. LXIX. THE SON OF WAR EAGLE. CHAPTER LXX. THE CONFESSION. LXXI. THE FLIGHT. LXXII. THE BORDERER AND THE HALF-BREED. LXXIII. THE YOUNG INDIAN. LXXIV. THE YOUNG CAVALIER. CHAPTER LXXV. THE DAUGHTER OF THE STARS. LXXVI. THE HEART OF LORD FAIRFAX. LXXVII. THE HEART OF GEORGE. Back matter NEW BOOKS And New Editions Recently Published by G. W. CARLETON & CO. , NEW YORK.