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The drums haunting beat sent chills down the spine of every Christen on the Island. News the Slave revolt where spreading, it gripped the planters of the island. As if it were a living thing fear drove them to flee from all that they had built, they ran for the fort on the Northern Cape, or fought their way through the dense tropical forest to the capital and the Governor General. All the while the dark haunting drum beat harried them with a fear of the Macombo and the voodoo priests. That is all but Perrier Duval
Perrier Duval was the Lord and Master of Belle Baie Plantation. It was the largest and most profitable of all the French sugar plantations. Where other owners had tried to negotiate with the rebels to pacify them Duval ruled with a hand of iron fist. He hunted down the wife and child of the rebel Claude Noir and hung them after taking his pleasure with her. Noir vowed he would take his revenge on Duval.
Now Perrier Duval’s Achilles heel was his daughter Suzanne, and it was on this young innocent that Claude Noir’s vengeance would fall. New he could not get near the girl as Belle Baie was to well guarded. He sought the help of a voodoo priest. The two conspired to collect the totem that would place the young beauty in their power. Gradually they collected a piece of her clothing, a lock of her hair, but it was a drop of her blood that was the most difficult to obtain. Finally, her maidservant brought a bit of embroidery that had caught a single drop of the girl’s blood when she had pricked her skin sewing. The talisman made Noir and the voodoo Priest placed it on the alter deep in the forest clearing. Incantations and dark ritual’s and blood sacrifices where made and the chanting of Noir’s followers called to the innocent young Suzanne called her to come to her fate. You see Noir did not want to kill the girl but to take her as a lily-white blossom to replace the wife her father had killed.
Night after night the girl slipped from her bed to answer the dark haunting call, night after night her black phantom lover took her on a heathen alter as dark eyes watched from just beyond the veil of flickering torches. One Night her father heard the slamming of a door as a high wind was rising he saw the ghostly form of his daughter floating across the lawn of Belle Baie, It is said when he saw her with in the arms of Noir her naked body pressed to his Perrier Duval went mad.
Some say he killed both Suzanne and Noir. Other say that the girl died of yellow fever. Still other say the voodoo priest and left to wander through eternity searching for a body to claim stole her soul.
So Monsieur’s and Madame’s that is the “Legend of Belle Baie” and
If you hear drum beats late at night and the haunting chanting from the forest it is best that you do not answer them lest you meet Suzanne Duval’s fate.
Paul Batard smiled at the tourists bowing and scraping, as they would expect a man of color to do. For despite all the years that had passed sense 1801 and Perrier Duval the have still expected the have nots to give way. He stretched as the last of the visitors headed for their bus and the rides back to the capital.
Bonjour Paul a rather attractive mademoiselle is asking for you.
The drums haunting beat sent chills down the spine of every Christen on the Island. News the Slave revolt where spreading, it gripped the planters of the island. As if it were a living thing fear drove them to flee from all that they had built, they ran for the fort on the Northern Cape, or fought their way through the dense tropical forest to the capital and the Governor General. All the while the dark haunting drum beat harried them with a fear of the Macombo and the voodoo priests. That is all but Perrier Duval
Perrier Duval was the Lord and Master of Belle Baie Plantation. It was the largest and most profitable of all the French sugar plantations. Where other owners had tried to negotiate with the rebels to pacify them Duval ruled with a hand of iron fist. He hunted down the wife and child of the rebel Claude Noir and hung them after taking his pleasure with her. Noir vowed he would take his revenge on Duval.
Now Perrier Duval’s Achilles heel was his daughter Suzanne, and it was on this young innocent that Claude Noir’s vengeance would fall. New he could not get near the girl as Belle Baie was to well guarded. He sought the help of a voodoo priest. The two conspired to collect the totem that would place the young beauty in their power. Gradually they collected a piece of her clothing, a lock of her hair, but it was a drop of her blood that was the most difficult to obtain. Finally, her maidservant brought a bit of embroidery that had caught a single drop of the girl’s blood when she had pricked her skin sewing. The talisman made Noir and the voodoo Priest placed it on the alter deep in the forest clearing. Incantations and dark ritual’s and blood sacrifices where made and the chanting of Noir’s followers called to the innocent young Suzanne called her to come to her fate. You see Noir did not want to kill the girl but to take her as a lily-white blossom to replace the wife her father had killed.
Night after night the girl slipped from her bed to answer the dark haunting call, night after night her black phantom lover took her on a heathen alter as dark eyes watched from just beyond the veil of flickering torches. One Night her father heard the slamming of a door as a high wind was rising he saw the ghostly form of his daughter floating across the lawn of Belle Baie, It is said when he saw her with in the arms of Noir her naked body pressed to his Perrier Duval went mad.
Some say he killed both Suzanne and Noir. Other say that the girl died of yellow fever. Still other say the voodoo priest and left to wander through eternity searching for a body to claim stole her soul.
So Monsieur’s and Madame’s that is the “Legend of Belle Baie” and
If you hear drum beats late at night and the haunting chanting from the forest it is best that you do not answer them lest you meet Suzanne Duval’s fate.
Paul Batard smiled at the tourists bowing and scraping, as they would expect a man of color to do. For despite all the years that had passed sense 1801 and Perrier Duval the have still expected the have nots to give way. He stretched as the last of the visitors headed for their bus and the rides back to the capital.
Bonjour Paul a rather attractive mademoiselle is asking for you.