Charlotte Temple · Character
Madame Du Pont
A French woman who runs the boarding school Charlotte attends.
minor
First appearance: I: A Boarding School
Madame Du Pont shows up with force in I: A Boarding School. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The head of the school, who leads the students from church.
Madame Du Pont first appears in 0003 volume i i a boarding school.
In I: A Boarding School: The head of the school, who leads the students from church.
Later, in Such Things Are: Runs the school where Charlotte Temple completes her education.
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- Escalation
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- I: A Boarding School
- Such Things Are
- An Intriguing Teacher
- VII: Natural Sense of Propriety Inherent in the Female Bosom
- IX: We Know Not What a Day May Bring Forth
- XII: “How Thou Art Fall’n!”
- XIII: Cruel Disappointment
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