Angelot
by Eleanor C. Price
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About this eBook
- Author
- Price, Eleanor C. (Eleanor Catherine), -1933
- Title
- Angelot: A Story of the First Empire
- Credits
- Produced by Audrey Longhurst and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- PR: Language and Literatures: English literature
- Subject
- Napoleonic Wars, 1800-1815 -- Fiction
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 30072
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/30072
- Release Date
- September 23, 2009
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.ANGELOT
- 2.ELEANOR C. PRICE
- 3.CONTENTS
- 4.A Story of the First Empire
- 5.CHAPTER I — IN THE DEPTHS OF OLD FRANCE
- 6.CHAPTER II — HOW THE OWLS HOOTED IN THE DAYTIME
- 7.CHAPTER III — "JE SUIS LE GÉNÉRAL BIM-BAM-BOUM!"
- 8.CHAPTER IV — HOW THE BREAKFAST COOKED FOR THOSE WAS EATEN BY THESE
- 9.CHAPTER V — HOW ANGELOT MADE AN ENEMY
- 10.CHAPTER VI — HOW LA BELLE HÉLÈNE TOOK AN EVENING WALK
- 11.CHAPTER VII — THE SLEEP OF MADEMOISELLE MOINEAU
- 12.CHAPTER VIII — HOW MONSIEUR JOSEPH MET WITH MANY ANNOYANCES
- 13.CHAPTER IX — HOW COMMON SENSE FOUGHT AND TRIUMPHED
- 14.CHAPTER X — HOW ANGELOT REFUSED WHAT HAD NOT BEEN OFFERED
- 15.CHAPTER XI — HOW MONSIEUR URBAIN SMOKED A CIGAR
- 16.CHAPTER XII — HOW THE PREFECT'S DOG SNAPPED AT THE GENERAL
- 17.CHAPTER XIII — HOW MONSIEUR SIMON SHOWED HIMSELF A LITTLE TOO CLEVER
- 18.CHAPTER XIV — IN WHICH THREE WORDS CONTAIN A GOOD DEAL OF INFORMATION
- 19.CHAPTER XV — HOW HENRIETTE READ HISTORY TO SOME PURPOSE
- 20.CHAPTER XVI — HOW ANGELOT PLAYED THE PART OF AN OWL IN AN IVY-BUSH
- 21.CHAPTER XVII — HOW TWO SOLDIERS CAME HOME FROM SPAIN
- 22.CHAPTER XVIII — HOW CAPTAIN GEORGES PAID A VISIT OF CEREMONY
- 23.CHAPTER XIX — THE TREADING OF THE GRAPES
- 24.CHAPTER XX — HOW ANGELOT CLIMBED A TREE
- 25.CHAPTER XXI — HOW MONSIEUR JOSEPH FOUND HIMSELF MASTER OF THE SITUATION
- 26.CHAPTER XXII — THE LIGHTED WINDOWS OF LANCILLY
- 27.CHAPTER XXIII — A DANCE WITH GENERAL RATONEAU
- 28.CHAPTER XXIV — HOW MONSIEUR DE SAINFOY FOUND A WAY OUT
- 29.CHAPTER XXV — HOW THE CURÉ ACTED AGAINST HIS CONSCIENCE
- 30.CHAPTER XXVI — HOW ANGELOT KEPT HIS TRYST
- 31.CHAPTER XXVII — HOW MONSIEUR JOSEPH WENT OUT INTO THE DAWN
- 32.CHAPTER XXVIII — HOW GENERAL RATONEAU MET HIS MATCH
- 33.CHAPTER XXIX — THE DISAPPOINTMENT OF MONSIEUR URBAIN
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