Bertha Percy: or L'esperance / by Margaret Field.

New York: D. Appleton and C?, 1860.

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Preliminares.

Bertha Percy.

Chapter I - II.
I. - Henry Hostpur. - No perecy thou art dust.

II. - The just decree alone I know…

Chapter III - V.
III. - The faint sickness of a weary Herat. - Beckford.

IV. - September 30.
V. - October 1.

Chapter VI -VII.
VI. - "The grange" October.

VII. - One by thy duties wait thee…

Chapter VIII. - November 20

Chapter IX - X.
Chapter IX. - December 25.

Chapter X. - January 20.

Chapter XI. - March 25.

Chapter XII. - April 20.

Chapter XIII. - May 1.

Chapter XIV. - May 20.

Chapter XV - XVI.
XV. - July 7.

XVI. - July 20.

Chapter XVII - XIX.
XVII. - July 23.

XVIII. - July 24.
XIX. - It cometh not again. Bright vision flown

Chapter XX. - October 1.

Chapter XXI. - October 20.

Chapter XXII. - November 30

Chapter XXIII - XXV.
XXIII. - February 1.

XXIV. - April 25.
XXV. - May 1.

Chapter XXVI - XXVIII.
XXVI. - May 10.

XXVII. - May 30.
XXVIII. - June 20

Chapter XXIX - XXX.
XXIX. - July 6.

XXX. - July 30.

Chapter XXXI - XXXII.
XXXI. - Do not linger with regretting.

XXXII. - September 9.

Chapter XXXIII. - October 2.

Chapter XXXIV - XXXV.
XXXIV. - March

XXXV. - April.

Chapter XXXVI. - June 28.

Chapter XXXVII - XXXVIII.
XXXVII. - Last week I had this setter, the date of which is a t least three months back.

XXXVIII. - Sweet is the memory of departed friends

Chapter XXXIX. - Seprember 5.

Chapter XL. - November 14.

Chapter XLI. - April.

Chapter XLII - XLIV
XLII. - Even night hath is songs.

XLIII. - January.
XLIV. - To weary hearts to mourning homes

Chapter XLV. - August 31.

Chapter XLVI. - XLVII.
XLVI. - May.

XLVII. - " Rosadale" July 20

Chapter XLVIII - XLIX.
XLVIII. - July 22.

XLIX. - July 27.

Chapter L - LII.
L. - She was a being radiant as the dawn

LI. - July 30.
LII. - Wilt thou not ope thine heart to know

Chapter LIII - LIV.
LIII. - The spirit beauty of that open brow

LIV. - Oh quicker far is lovers ken

Chapter LV. - September 1.

Chapter LVI. - September 20.

Chapter LVII - LVIII.
LVII. - At home, October.

LVIII. - December 10.

Chapter LIX - LX.
LIX. - December 15.

LX. - March 20.

Chapter LXI - LXII
LXI. - And why that fervent love was cross'd

LXII. - June 10.

Chapter LXIII - LXIV.
LXIII. - Love may slumber in a maiden's Herat, but he always dreams.

LXIV. - Mourn O rejoicing heart.

Chapter LXV - LXVI.
LXV. - November 30.

LXVI. - It takes a long time t odie of a broken heart

Chapter LXVII. - Again I sit within the mansion

Chapter LXVIII - LXIX.
LXVIII. - October. Alas how many hours and years have past

LXIX. - December. She was not very fair

Chapter LXX. - Hotel de k--, March.

Chapter LXXI. - August. Deep as first love and wild with all regrets
Parte 1

Parte 2

Chapter LXXII. - December

Chapter LXXIII. - March.

Chapter LXXIV. - August 1.

Chapter LXXV. - February.

Chapter LXXVI. - July.

Chapter LXXVII. - November.

Chapter LXXVIII - LXXIX.
LXXVIII. - Mid pleasures and palaces where'ere I may ream

LXXIX. - I stretch lame hands of faith and grope

Chapter LXXX - LXXXI.
LXXX. - God's greatness

LXXXI. - Thou glourious spirit land Oh that I could behold thee as thou.

Chapter LXXXII - LXXXIII.
LXXXII. - Clamors nyhe bosom of thy god.

LXXXIII. - I who write the last remaining pages of this journal

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