The Black Baronet

The Black Baronet

William Carleton, irish writer and novelist (1794-1864)


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Table of Contents

- About This Book

- Preface

- A Mail-coach By Night, And A Bit Of Moonshine

- The Town And Its Inhabitants

- Pauden Gair's Receipt How To Make A Bad Dinner A Good One

- An Anonymous Letter

- Sir Thomas Gourlay Fails In Unmasking The Stranger

- Extraordinary Scene Between Fenton And The Stranger

- The Baronet Attempts By Falsehood

- The Fortune-teller-an Equivocal Prediction

- Candor And Dissimulation

- A Family Dialogue-and A Secret Nearly Discovered

- The Stranger's Visit To Father Macmalum

- Crackenfudge Outwitted By Fenton

- The Stranger's Second Visit To Father M'mahon

- Crackenfudge Put Upon A Wrong Scent

- Interview Between Lady Gourlay And The Stranger

- Conception And Perpetration Of A Diabolical Plot Against Fenton

- A Scene In Jemmy Trailcudgel's

- Dunphy Visits The County Wicklow

- Interview Between Trailcudgel And The Stranger

- Interview Between Lords Cullamore, Dunroe, And Lady Emily

- A Spy Rewarded

- Lucy At Summerfield Cottage

- A Lunch In Summerfield Cottage

- An Irish Watchhouse In The Time Of The Charlies

- The Police Office

- The Priest Returns Sir Thomas's Money And Pistols

- Lucy Calls Upon Lady Gourlay, Where She Meets Her Lover

- Innocence And Affection Overcome By Fraud And Hypocrisy

- Lord Dunroe's Affection For His Father

- A Courtship On Novel Principles

- The Priest Goes Into Corbet's House Very Like A Thief

- Discovery Of The Baronet's Son

- Young Gourlay's Affectionate Interview With His Father

- Lucy's Vain But Affecting Expostulation With Her Father

- Contains A Variety Of Matters

- Dandy's Visit To Summerfield Cottage

- An Unpleasant Disclosure To Dunroe

- Lady Gourlay Sees Her Son

- Denouement