All these elements make "Les Oberlés" a really tragic novel—a novel full of dramatic incidents, of poignant scenes, but also full of life and love.
A. S. Rappoport.
London,
November 1911.
CONTENTS
| | | PAGE |
| CHAPTER I |
| A February Night in Alsace | | 9 |
| CHAPTER II |
| The Examination | | 36 |
| CHAPTER III |
| The First Family Meeting | | 55 |
| CHAPTER IV |
| The Guardians of the Hearth | | 75 |
| CHAPTER V |
| Companions of the Road | | 88 |
| CHAPTER VI |
| The Frontier | | 102 |
| CHAPTER VII |
| The Easter Vigil | | 112 |
| CHAPTER VIII |
| At Carolis | | 137 |
| CHAPTER IX |
| The Meeting | | 150 |
| CHAPTER X |
| The Dinner at the Brausigs' | | 163 |
| CHAPTER XI |
| In Suspense | | 180 |
| CHAPTER XII |
| The Hop-picking | | 184 |
| CHAPTER XIII |
| The Ramparts of Obernai | | 216 |
| CHAPTER XIV |
| The Last Evening | | 232 |
| CHAPTER XV |
| Joining the Regiment | | 238 |
| CHAPTER XVI |
| In the Forest of the Minières | | 255 |
THE CHILDREN OF ALSACE
CHAPTER I
A FEBRUARY NIGHT IN ALSACE