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"They paused a little within the obscurity of the corridor,
and just to reassure themselves that everything was 'allright'".

THE GRANDISSIMES

BY GEORGE W. CABLE

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY

ALBERT HERTER

MDCCCXCIX

1899

CONTENTS

• I. Masked Batteries.
• II. The Fate of the Immigrant.
• III. "And who is my Neighbor?"
• IV. Family Trees.
• V. A Maiden who will not Marry.
• VI. Lost Opportunities.
• VII. Was it HonoréGrandissime?
• VIII. Signed--HonoréGrandissime.
• IX. Illustrating the Tractive Power ofBasil.
• X. "Oo dad is, 'SieurFrowenfel'?"
• XI. Sudden Flashes of Light.
• XII. The Philosophe.
• XIII. A Call from theRent-Spectre.
• XIV. Before Sunset.
• XV. Rolled in the Dust.
• XVI. Starlight in the rueChartres.
• XVII. That Night.
• XVIII. New Light upon DarkPlaces.
• XIX. Art and Commerce.
• XX. A very Natural Mistake.
• XXI. Doctor Keene Recovers hisBullet.
• XXII. Wars within the Breast.
• XXIII. Frowenfeld Keeps hisAppointment.
• XXIV. Frowenfeld Makes anArgument.
• XXV. Aurora as a Historian.
• XXVI. A Ride and a Rescue.
• XXVII. The Fête deGrandpère.
• XXVIII. The Story ofBras-Coupé.
• XXIX. The Story of Bras-Coupé,Continued.
• XXX. Paralysis.
• XXXI. Another Wound in a NewPlace.
• XXXII. InterruptedPreliminaries.
• XXXIII. Unkindest Cut ofAll.
• XXXIV. Clotilde as a Surgeon.
• XXXV. "Fo' wad you Cryne?"
• XXXVI. Aurora's LastPicayune.
• XXXVII. Honoré Makes someConfessions.
• XXXVIII. Tests ofFriendship.
• XXXIX. Louisiana States herWants.
• XL. Frowenfeld Finds Sylvestre.
• XLI. To Come to the Point.
• XLII. An Inheritance of Wrong.
• XLIII. The Eagle Visits the Doves in
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