CHARLEMONT    
      OR,    
      THE PRIDE OF THE VILLAGE 
 
 A TALE OF KENTUCKY.    
      By W. Gilmore Simms    
                  “Nor will I be secure.                   In any confidence of mine own strength,                   For such security is oft the mother                   Of negligence, and that, the occasion                   Of unremedy'd ruin.”                           Microcosmus—THO. NABBES.               
      TO THE HON. JAMES HALL, OF CINCINNATI: 
 
 AS ONE OF THE ABLEST OF      OUR LITERARY PIONEERS A GENUINE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE GREAT WEST; 

 WHOSE WRITINGS EQUALLY ILLUSTRATE HER HISTORY AND GENIUS: 

 This story of “CHARLEMONT,” and its Sequel “BEAUCHAMPE” are      respectfully inscribed by 
 
 THEIR AUTHOR    




CONTENTS
 ADVERTISEMENT 
 CHAPTER I. — THE SCENE. 
 CHAPTER II. — THE TRAVELLERS. 
 CHAPTER III. — THE STRONG-MINDED WOMAN.      
 CHAPTER IV. — SIMPLICITY AND THE SERPENT.      
 CHAPTER V. — THE SERPENT IN THE GARDEN.      
 CHAPTER VI. — THE TOAD ON THE ALTAR. 
 CHAPTER VII. — THE GOOD YOUNG MAN IN      MEDITATION. 
 CHAPTER VIII. — PAROCHIAL PERFORMANCES.      
 CHAPTER IX. — HOW THE TOAD GRINS UPON THE      ALTAR. 
 CHAPTER X. — THE MOTHER'S GRIEFS. 
 CHAPTER XI. — WRESTLING. 
 CHAPTER XII. — THE MASTER AND HIS PUPILS.      
 CHAPTER XIII. — THE HISTORY OF A FAILURE.      
 CHAPTER XIV. — THE ENTHUSIAST. 
 CHAPTER XV. — A CATASTROPHE. 
 CHAPTER XVI. — SOUSING A GURNET. 
 CHAPTER XVII. — PHILOSOPHY OP FIGHTING.      
 CHAPTER XVIII. — TRAILING THE FOX. —      
 CHAPTER XIX. — THE DOOM. 
 CHAPTER XX. — BLOWS—A CRISIS. 
 CHAPTER XXI. — CHALLENGE. 
 CHAPTER XXII. — FOOT TO FOOT. 
 CHAPTER XXIII. — UNEXPECTED ISSUES. 
 CHAPTER XXIV. — EXILE. 
 CHAPTER XXV. — CONQUEST. 
 CHAPTER XXVI. — FALL. 
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