A Story of the East Continues with Hidden Threats
In CHAPTERS XIX to XII, Alin and Julian confess love under danger as Arab pursuers close in. The couple seek shelter in a cave while Ben Wadad, Osmir, and Dzabel face a royal raid led by Captain Benoni. Damascus plots and past betrayals unravel as Horam learns his queen Helena was innocent, reshaping loyalties and destinies.
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Julian
Anon
Hobah
Ozmir Coma
Ulin
Thare
Selim
Osmir
Julia
Alin
Tzabel
Mzabel
Miatron
Alicia
Gee
Ag Albia
Ben Wadad
Ahn
Belim
Hem
Cassam
Damascus
Albia
Ben Hadad
Ebon
Benoni
Atbia
Ben Jladad
Dzabel
Judah
Tosing
Helen
Aboul
Omar
Horam
Aboul Cassem
Woram
Sln
Helena
Mercy
Toram
Aleppo
Jabal
Thoram
Sanballah
Ben Huram
Balbec
Jasmin
Ben Tiuram
Tioram
Pictorial Rumor and Wartime Anecdotes Across Papers
A jumble of clipped notes from Tennessee rural life and regional papers recount travel, meetings, and carnival attendance, alongside a long humorous dialect piece about the Spanish-American War era. The snippets mention Tea Botts, Lafayette relatives, Oak Mill Church, Nash ville carnival, and humorous cafe chatter.
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Tennessee
Tea Botts
Lafayette
Alexandria Times
John Thogmonton
Oak Mill
J. H. Groseclosa
Rockwood
Liles Lightfoot
Nashville Business College
J. Hhea Supter Drug Company
Pulaski Citiwom
Native Floridan and Cincinnati drummer discuss orange groves
A Cincinnati drummer recalls a Floridian claim about orange groves, noting the long lead time to prepare land and grow fruit. The exchange suggests waiting years before returns, while the crooner jokes about passing time with poker, chewing tobacco, and fishing.
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Utopia
Cincinnati
Woman mocks pricey millinery with homemade hat
A husband and wife banter over fashion costs. The wife says she made her own fall hat to avoid paying high prices from milliners. The husband agrees, humorously noting the extravagance of Parisian styles.
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Uima
Paris
Advance in Art Club Aims to Beautify City Ads
Mrs Dash asks what the club is doing to beautify the city. The group plans to urge clothing houses to use the word trousers instead of pants in advertisements, reflecting a civic pride drive.
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Dash
Continuous Performance Ida Kiss Exchange Fragment
A fragment recounts a dialogue where Ida questions why a person did not scream during kissing, and May responds she would have lost many kisses with her mouth open. The exchange captures a candid, intimate moment amid a performance discourse.
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Ida
May
Witticisms and playful quips in a humorous exchange
A collection of pithy lines and repartee on manners and society, including jokes about sous men, hair oil, hospital nurses, and a jab at a self relating girl. The conversation moves through light gossip and humorous storytelling with multiple quick zingers.
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Miss Whymper
Shen NgRdorste Desires After Marriage
Dialog reveals planning of future life and housing with minimal staff. A $40,000 house on a side street is proposed, with a request to maintain only three servants. The exchange reflects personal priorities and social expectations of the era.
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Dickey
Brother Dickey
Rooswell
Mr. Dewey
Phil
Mister Sampson
Mr. Schley
Atlanta Constitution
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New York Evening Post
Shere
Carlyle
Jeremy Taylor
Fritz
Mowler
Ayer
Deakin
Deacon Fowleer
Bobby
Pop
Edna
Clara
Edward
Fred
Frost
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