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Title: Willy Reilly
The Works of William Carleton, Volume One

Author: William Carleton

Illustrator: M. L. Flanery

Release Date: June 7, 2005 [EBook #16001]

Language: English

Character set encoding: ASCII

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WILLY REILLY

by William Carleton

Illustrated by M. L. Flanery

CONTENTS:

CHAPTER
I.--An Adventure and an Escape

II.--The Cooleen Bawn

III.--Daring Attempt of the Red Rapparee
--Mysterious Disappearance of His
Gang--The Avowal

IV.--A Sapient Project for our Hero's
Conversion--His Rival makes his
Appearance, and its Consequences

V.--The Plot and the Victims

VI.--The Warning--an Escape

VII.--An Accidental Incident favorable to
Reilly, and a Curious Conversation

VIII.--A Conflagration--An Escape--And
an Adventure

IX.--Reilly's Adventure Continued
--A Prospect of By-gone Times--Reilly
gets a Bed in a Curious Establishment

X.--Scenes that took place in the Mountain
Cave

XI.--The Squire's Dinner and his Guests

XII.--Sir Robert Meets a Brother Sportsman
--Draws his Nets, but Catches Nothing

XIII.--Reilly is Taken, but connived at by
the Sheriff--the Mountain Mass

XIV.--Reilly takes Service with Squire
Folliard

XV.--More of Whitecraft's Plots and Pranks

XVI.--Sir Robert ingeniously extricates
Himself out of a great Difficulty

XVII.--Awful Conduct of Squire Folliard
--Fergus Keilly begins to Contravene
the Red Rapparee

XVIII.--Something not very Pleasant for all
Parties

XIX.--Reilly's Disguise Penetrated
--He Escapes--Fergus Reilly is on the Trail
of the Rapparee--Sir Robert begins
to feel Confident of Success

XX.--The Rapparee Secured--Reilly and
the Cooleen Bawn Escape, and are Captured

XXI.--Sir Robert Accepts of an Invitation

XXII.--The Squire Comforts Whitecraft in
his Affliction

XXIII.--The S