
Charlotte Temple
A young woman becomes separated from her family and friends after falling in love and sailing to America.
Contents
- Imprint
- Epigraph
- The Author’s Preface
- Charlotte Temple
- I: A Boarding School
- II: Domestic Concerns
- III: Unexpected Misfortunes
- IV: Change of Fortune
- V: Such Things Are
- VI: An Intriguing Teacher
- VII: Natural Sense of Propriety Inherent in the Female Bosom
- VIII: Domestic Pleasures Planned
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- IX: We Know Not What a Day May Bring Forth
- X: When We Have Excited Curiosity, It Is but an Act of Good Nature to Gratify It
- XI: Conflict of Love and Duty
- XII: “How Thou Art Fall’n!”
- XIII: Cruel Disappointment
- XIV: Maternal Sorrow
- XV: Embarkation
- XVI: Necessary Digression
- XVII: A Wedding
- XVIII: Reflections
- XIX: A Mistake Discovered
- XX: Virtue—When Most Amiable
- XXI: Another’s Woe
- XXII: Sorrows of the Heart
- XXIII: A Man May Smile, and Smile, and Be a Villain
- XXIV: Mystery Developed
- XXV: Reception of a Letter
- XXVI: What Might Be Expected
- XXVII: “Like a Fair Lily”
- XXVIII: A Trifling Retrospect
- XXIX: We Go Forward Again
- XXX: “Friendship a Name”
- XXXI: Subject Continued
- XXXII: Reasons Why and Wherefore
- XXXIII: Which People Void of Feeling Need Not Read
- XXXIV: Retribution
- XXXV: Conclusion
- Endnotes
- Colophon
- Uncopyright
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