The Black Prophet: A Tale Of Irish Famine
0
TOP UP
Reading History
Log out
Get the APPThe Black Prophet: A Tale Of Irish Famine
Chapter 16 — National Calamity—Sarah in Love and Sorrow.
Word Count: 4183
|
Released on: 06/12/2017
ncealment was too natural to excite any suspicion of deceit or falsehood on her part, and he himself, although his d
1 Chapter 1 — Glendhu, or the Black Glen; Scene of Domestic Affection.2 Chapter 2 — The Black Prophet Prophesies.3 Chapter 3 — A Family on the Decline—Omens.4 Chapter 4 — A Dance, and Double Discovery.5 Chapter 5 — The Black Prophet is Startled by a Black Prophecy.6 Chapter 6 — A Rustic Miser and His Establishment7 Chapter 7 — A Panorama of Misery.8 Chapter 8 — A Middle Man and Magistrate—Master and Man.9 Chapter 9 — Meeting of Strangers—Mysterious Dialogue.10 Chapter 10 — The Black Prophet makes a Disclosure.11 Chapter 11 — Pity and Remorse.12 Chapter 12 — Famine, Death, and Sorrow.13 Chapter 13 — Sarah’s Defence of a Murderer.14 Chapter 14 — A Plot and a Prophecy.15 Chapter 15 — Mysterious Disappearance of the Tobacco-box.16 Chapter 16 — National Calamity—Sarah in Love and Sorrow.17 Chapter 17 — Love Wins the Race from Profligacy.18 Chapter 18 — Hanlon Secures the Tobacco-box.—Strange Scene at Midnight.19 Chapter 19 — Tumults—Confessions of Murder.20 Chapter 20 — Re-appearance of the Box—Friendly Dialogue Between Jimmy Branighan and the Pedlar21 Chapter 21 — Darby in Danger—Nature Triumphs.22 Chapter 22 — Rivalry.23 Chapter 23 — The Pedlar Runs a Close Risk of the Stocks.24 Chapter 24 — Sarah Ill—Mave Again, Heroic.25 Chapter 25 — Double Treachery.26 Chapter 26 — A Picture of the Present—Sarah Breaks her Word.27 Chapter 27 — Self-sacrifice—Villany28 Chapter 28 — A Double Trial—Retributive Justice.29 Chapter 29 — Conclusion.