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Under the Witches' Moon: A Romantic Tale of Mediaeval Rome — Nathan Gallizier

Under the Witches' Moon: A Romantic Tale of Mediaeval Rome

Nathan Gallizier

  • Novel
  • Book language: English
  • 481 pages

Under the Witches' Moon: A Romantic Tale of Mediaeval Rome is a historical romance novel by Nathan Gallizier. Set in medieval Rome, it follows love and fate among its characters. It will appeal to listeners who enjoy atmospheric, old-fashioned romantic fiction.

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Under the Witches' Moon
THE ROMANCES
OF
NATHAN GALLIZIER
Each, one volume, 12mo, cloth, illustrated.
Net $1.35; carriage paid, $1.50
Castel del Monte
The Sorceress of Rome
The Court of Lucifer
The Hill of Venus
The Crimson Gondola
Under the Witches' Moon
12mo, cloth, illustrated. Net $1.50;
carriage paid, $1.65
THE PAGE COMPANY
53 BEACON STREET, BOSTON, MASS.

"It was that of a man coming towards her" (See page 143)
Under the
Witches' Moon
A Romantic Tale
of Mediaeval Rome
BY
Nathan Gallizier
Author of "The Crimson Gondola," "The Hill of Venus,"
"The Court of Lucifer," "The Sorceress of Rome,"
"Castel del Monte," Etc.
Story logo
THE PAGE COMPANY
BOSTON     MDCCCCXVII
Copyright, 1917,
BΏ Tƒŧ PĵƄŧ CLjƽǙĵƿΏ
All rights reserved
First Impression, October, 1917
THE COLONIAL PRESS
C. H. SIMONDS CO., BOSTON, U. S. A.

"To some Love comes so splendid and so soon,
With such wide wings and steps so royally,
That they, like sleepers wakened suddenly,
Expecting dawn, are blinded by his noon.
"To some Love comes so silently and late,
That all unheard he is, and passes by,
Leaving no gift but a remembered sigh,
While they stand watching at another gate.
"But some know Love at the enchanted hour,
They hear him singing like a bird afar,
They see him coming like a falling star,
They meet his eyes—and all their world's in flower."
ETHEL CLIFFORD
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Page
"It was that of a man coming towards her." (See page
143)
Frontispiece
"A strange look passed into Theodora's eyes"
83
"Pelting the dancing girls for idle diversion"
192
"Thrown her saffron scarf over the prostrate youth"
236
CONTENTS
BOOK THE FIRST
Chapter
Page
I. The Fires of St. John
3

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Contents

  1. Under the Witches' Moon
  2. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
  3. CONTENTS

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