Rowson, Mrs., 1762-1824 [1828], Charlotte's daughter, or, The three orphans: a sequel to Charlotte Temple (Richardson & Lord, Boston) [word count] [eaf331].

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Charlotte's Daughter; or, The Three Orphans. A Sequel to Charlotte Temple . . .

Front Matter Front matter Covers, Edges and Spine Preliminaries Title Page Acknowledgment MEMOIR. Main text CHAPTER I. FALSE PRIDE AND UNSOPHISTICATED INNOCENCE. CHAPTER II. THE LITTLE HEIRESS, AND THE MASTER OF THE MANSION. CHAPTER III. THE THREE ORPHANS. CHAPTER IV. ROMANCE, PIETY, SENSIBILITY. CHAPTER V. A LESSON—CHANGE OF SCENE. CHAPTER VI. A RENCONTRE—A BALL—LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT. CHAPTER VII. FOLLY—RECTITUDE—A VISIT TO SERJEANT BLANDFORD. CHAPTER VIII. UNPLEASANT DISCOVERY—BITTER REPENTANCE. CHAPTER X. THE LETTER—THE BIRTH DAY. CHAPTER X. MANŒUVRING—ESTABLISHMENT FORMED—CHANGE OF CIRCUMSTANCES ALTERS CASES. CHAPTER XI. FRUITS OF ERROR. CHAPTER XII. DISCLOSURES. CHAPTER XIII. AN ARRIVAL. CHAPTER XIV. ACTIVE BENEVOLENCE, THE BEST REMEDY FOR AFFLICTION. CHAPTER XV. CHURCH AND STATE. CHAPTER XVI. AN ENGAGEMENT. CHAPTER XVII. TEA TABLE CONVERSATION. CHAPTER XVIII. AN ADVENTURE. CHAPTER XIX. THE CONSEQUENCES OF IMPRUDENCE. CHAPTER XIX. AN OLD FASHIONED WEDDING. CONCLUSION. Back matter