The Creoles of Louisiana (Classic Reprint)

History

George W. Cable

Americas

Forgotten Books

Bylow Hill

F. C. Yohn

Native American Books Distributor

The Grandissimes

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Hill & Wang Pub

Strong hearts

Strong Hearts

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"[...]without.   Even in those days the house was always shut, and Madame Delphine's chief occupation and end in life seemed to be to keep well locked up in-doors. She was an excellent person, the neighbors said,—a very worthy person; and they were, maybe, nearer correct then they knew. They rarely saw her save when she went to or returned from church; a small, rather tired-looking, dark quadroone of very good features and a gentle thoughtfulness of expression which would take long to describe: call it a widow's look.   In speaking of Madame Delphine's house, mention should have been made of a gate in the fence on the Royal-street sidewalk. It is gone[...]".

Old Creole Days

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Strange True Stories Of Louisiana

Vincent

Creole life during the post-Civil War era is brilliantly depicted in this novel by celebrated author George Washington Cable.  The stories in this volume illustrate life in New Orleans by using local dialect and colorful descriptions.  Cable helped to lead the colorist movement in the 19th century.

Cable, George Washington

George W. Cable, W. Cable

Literary

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