A Black Adonis

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23 Volumes
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Black Adonis, A Garston Bigamy, The Her Husband's Friend His Foster Sister His Private Character In Stella's Shadow Love at Seventy Love Gone Astray Moulding a Maiden Naked Truth, The New Sensation, A Original Sinner, An Out of Wedlock Speaking of Ellen Stranger Than Fiction Sugar Princess, A That Gay Deceiver Their Marriage Bond Thou Shalt Not Thy Neighbor's Wife Why I'm Single Young Fawcett's Mabel Young Miss Giddy G. W. DILLINGHAM CO. Publishers :: :: New York
Out of Wedlock, Speaking of Ellen, Thou Shalt Not, Why I'm Single, Love at Seventy, Etc., Etc.
You see! he answered, bitterly. Because I am black I cannot touch the hand of a woman that is white. And yet you say the Almighty made of one blood all nations of the earth! —Page 212.
NEW YORK: COPYRIGHT, 1896, BY G. W. DILLINGHAM. G. W. Dillingham Co., Publishers.


I do not know how better to use the space that the printer always leaves me in this part of the book than to redeem the promise I made at the end of my last novel, and tell you in a few words what became of Blanche Brixton Fantelli and her husband.