1899. The book begins: Alonzo now once more found himself upon an element that had twice proved destructive to his happiness, but Neptune was propitious, and with gentle breezes wafted him toward his haven of bliss, toward Amaryllis. Alas, when but one day from happiness, a Moorish zebec- Janice! called a voice. The effect on the reader and her listener, both of whom were sitting on the floor, was instantaneous. Each started and sat rigidly intent for a moment; then, as the sound of approaching footsteps became audible, one girl hastily slipped a little volume under the counterpane of the bed, while the other sprang to her feet, and in a hurried, flustered way pretended to be getting something out of a tall wardrobe.
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My mom found this book at an antique store when I was 13, I had no idea what it was about when I picked it up, but discovered it was full of adventure, romance, and the American revolution. I've reread it probably 10 times since then. And the male lead is named Charles, but changes his name to Jack when he joins the American army.
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Miss Meredith, Miss Janice, Lord Clowes, Sir William, Colonel Brereton, New York, Janice Meredith, General Washington, Sir Frederick, Lady Washington, Miss Drinker, General Brereton, Joe Bagby, Lord Cornwallis, Lambert Meredith, Charles Fownes, King George, Major Hennion, General Lee, Colonel Harcourt, Madame de Riedesel, Captain André, Great Britain, John Brereton, Sir Henry Clinton New!
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Miss Meredith, Miss Janice, Lord Clowes, Sir William, Colonel Brereton, New York, Janice Meredith, General Washington, Sir Frederick, Lady Washington, Miss Drinker, General Brereton, Joe Bagby, Lord Cornwallis, Lambert Meredith, Charles Fownes, King George, Major Hennion, General Lee, Colonel Harcourt, Madame de Riedesel, Captain André, Great Britain, John Brereton, Sir Henry Clinton New!
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