Cecil Dreeme

Cecil Dreeme by Theodore Winthrop

Biographical Sketch of the Author→

This work is a work of fiction. The scene of the novel is New York City in the mid-19th century. The work was published posthumously in 1862.

Contents

• Biographical Sketch of the Author – by George William Curtis
• Chapter I • Stillfleet and His News
• Chapter II • Chrysalis College
• Chapter III • Rubbish Palace
• Chapter IV • The Palace and Its Neighbors
• Chapter V • Churm Against Densdeth
• Chapter VI • Churm As Cassandra
• Chapter VII • Churm’s Story
• Chapter VIII • Clara Denman, Dead
• Chapter IX • Locksley’s Scare
• Chapter X • Overhead, Without
• Chapter XI • Overhead, Within
• Chapter XII • Dreeme, Asleep
• Chapter XIII • Dreeme, Awake
• Chapter XIV • A Mild Orgie
• Chapter XV • A Morning with Densdeth
• Chapter XVI • Emma Denman
• Chapter XVII • A Morning with Cecil Dreeme
• Chapter XVIII • Another Cassandra
• Chapter XIX • Can This Be Love?
• Chapter XX • A Nocturne
• Chapter XXI • Lydian Measures
• Chapter XXII • A Laugh and a Look
• Chapter XXIII • A Parting
• Chapter XXIV • Fame Awaits Dreeme
• Chapter XXV • Churm Before Dreeme’s Picture
• Chapter XXVI • Towner
• Chapter XXVII • Raleigh’s Revolt
• Chapter XXVIII • Densdeth’s Farewell
• Chapter XXIX • Dreeme His Own Interpreter
• Chapter XXX • Densdeth’s Dark Room

This work published before January 1, 1923 is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.