THE ADVENTURE
OF THE BLACK LADY.
3THE ADVENTURE
OF THE BLACK LADY.
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Transcriber’s Notes
Full Contents
THE WORKS
OF
APHRA BEHN
Edited by
MONTAGUE SUMMERS
VOL. V
The Black Lady — The King of Bantam
The Unfortunate Happy Lady — The Fair Jilt
Oroonoko — Agnes de Castro
The History of the Nun — The Nun
The Lucky Mistake — The Unfortunate Bride
The Dumb Virgin — The Wandering Beauty
The Unhappy Mistake
LONDON: WILLIAM HEINEMANN
STRATFORD-ON-AVON: A. H. BULLEN
MCMXV
CONTENTS.
| PAGE | |
THE ADVENTURE OF THE BLACK LADY | 1 |
THE COURT OF THE KING OF BANTAM | 11 |
THE UNFORTUNATE HAPPY LADY: A TRUE HISTORY | 35 |
THE FAIR JILT | 67 |
OROONOKO; OR, THE ROYAL SLAVE | 125 |
AGNES DE CASTRO | 209 |
THE HISTORY OF THE NUN; OR, THE FAIR VOW-BREAKER | 257 |
THE NUN; OR, THE PERJUR’D BEAUTY | 325 |
THE LUCKY MISTAKE | 349 |
THE UNFORTUNATE BRIDE; OR, THE BLIND LADY A BEAUTY | 399 |
THE DUMB VIRGIN; OR, THE FORCE OF IMAGINATION | 415 |
THE WANDERING BEAUTY | 445 |
THE UNHAPPY MISTAKE; OR, THE IMPIOUS VOW PUNISH’D | 469 |
APPENDIX | 507 |
NOTES | 513 |
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