The Cachot in the Great Waters
In a turbulent scene at the old château, the Count faces a violent crowd and orders concealment for his family. Pierre carries orders to the Countess as Aymon battles fear in the hidden cachet beneath the tower. Lucile stays with him while the Countess descends with provisions and the lantern to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cachot
Pierre
Mme. la Comtesse
M. le Comte
Talbot
Fangeport
Count Baldwin
Baldwin
Magdalene
Aymon
Lucile
Christ
A Revolutionary Wedding Beyond the Tower
In a storm haunted by wind and riot, a countess is forced toward a brutal wedlock as Pierre and a mob seize the scene. Farochel halts the ritual while the crowd crowns the bride with a macabre ceremony before the mayor. The countess declares revenge yet accepts a grim fate, ending with an arrival of an American with Curtis.
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Coure
Farochel
Aymon
Lucile
Pierre
Hell
Face Value Confusion Roils Engaged Couple at Bank
A shy blond fiancée hands her bank book and keepsake portrait to a cashier by mistake while saving three dollars. The cashier flashes the man’s portrait, revealing the lover she hid, sparking a crisis as the fiancé spends his money on flowers and theater to ease her distress.
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New York Press
Remarkable Career of William Lawson’s Son Captain Lawson
Plymouth notes tell of William Lawson an old man famed as the father of Captain Lawson author of Wanderings In New Guinea a celebrated work once praised by Berlin's Professor Goldsmidt Dr Ferrara and Sir John Lubbock though the tale was fiction and the author knew little of New Guinea.
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Plymouth
William Lawson
Lawson
Chapman & Hall
New Gamnea
Stanley
Africa
Goldsmidt
Berlin
Ferrara
Prince of Wales
India
John Lubbock
Royal Society
London
Captain Lawson
New Guinea
Western Weekly Mirror
Beetle and Grasshopper Fight Ended by Turkey
A beetle and a grasshopper clash on a path refuse to yield. They quarrel over rights and language until a turkey intervenes and eats both. Moral: those who fight in court become victims of the lawyer.
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Detroit Free Press
Delightful luncheon at the Smith-Brown home
A pleasant luncheon occurred yesterday at the home of Mrs. and Mr. J. Eleanor Smith-Brown. Attending were the husbands of Mrs. H. Biles-Wolf, Mrs. Elsie Fox-Jones, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Thompson-Smith, Mrs. Smith-Thompson, Mrs. Brown, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New Age
J. Eleanor Smith- Brown
H. Biles- Wolf
Elsie Fox-Jones
Smith
Thompson-Smith
Smith- Thompson
Brown
Chicago Tribune
Fretty Little Screen for Winter and Summer Rooms
A scrolly ironwork stand holds an oblong satin de luxe panel. It is handsomely embroidered and tied to the crossbar with bright ribbons. The screen is described as practically everlasting and adaptable with multiple interchangeable panels.
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Great Waters
Julian Corbett
Autor of
Asgard
Caphet
Press Associaon
Piarra
Farochol
Curtis
Beetle
Fretty Little Screen
Hensible
S. G. Hamilton
Garland
Watertown
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