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Pidgin, Charles Felton, 1844-1923

"Quincy Adams Sawyer and Mason's Corner Folks A Picture of New England Home Life"

A Settlement
XXXI. An Inheritance
XXXII. Aunt Ella
XXXIII. The Weddin's
XXXIV. Blennerhassett
XXXV. "The Bird of Love"
XXXVI. Then They Were Married
XXXVII. Linda's Birthright
XXXVIII. Fernborough


LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
_Frontispiece._--"The village gossips wondered
who he was, what
he was, what he came for,
and how long he intended
to stay."
It was a marvellous rig that he wore when he reappeared
The barge led the procession to Mason's Corner
And then he landed a blow on Wood's nose
"The Deacon and his wife led off"

CHARACTERS AND SCENES FROM THE STAGE PRESENTATION OF QUINCY ADAMS
SAWYER.
Mandy Skinner
Mrs. Putnam's anger, upon discovery of Lindy's parentage (Act III.)
Quincy reading Alice's letter to her (Act III.)
Samanthy Green
Quincy makes a speech (Act III.)
An old-fashioned husking bee (Act III.)
Alice recovers her sight (Act IV.)


QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER.


CHAPTER I.
THE REHEARSAL.


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