Return to Moira and Dublin Loom Over Irish Heiress
Sheila Lyin and her mother Mrs Lyin face a fraught choice after a Dublin court case and a rich letter from Ireland’s Moira estate. A government messenger delivers news and a brother’s Virginia offer pulls the family toward America while Ireland’s legacy weighs on their steps.
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Norway
Attevato
Jamaica
Sheila
Moira
Bank of Ireland
Sister
Jani
Ireland
Colleen
Virginia
Helds
Lene
Dyck Cling to Principle Amid Irish Quarrel Trial
In a grim prison scene Dyck refuses to reveal the quarrel behind the killing of Erris Boyne. His lawyer urges truth for clemency, but Dyck claims loyalty to Ireland and honor over family pressure. A letter arrives that stirs his resolve as the trial unfolds.
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Dyck
Win -Me-Cormick
Erris Boyne
Ireland
Pere Hert
Boyne
Informatinn
France
Howe
Miles Calhoun
Benny Boyne
Bernime
Mim
Jul
Sored
Calhoun
Salse
Iriah
Miles Calhoun Returns From Prison In Ireland to Virginia
Sheila Llyn writes from Ireland to Miles Calhoun, urging escape to America and promising support if acquitted. Michael Clowes and Dyck await Miles at the prison gates as Duck Calhoun leaves in peasant clothes, changed yet hopeful, greeted by two steadfast friends and a Celtic welcome.
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Miles Calhoun
Dublin Ife
Michael Clowes
Dublin
Ireland
Bryan
Bryan Llyn
Virginia
America
Washington
England
Maine
Iles
Sheila Llyn
Dyck
Liyn
Duck Calhoun
Michael
Tle
Playmore
Christopher Cogan
Tim
Christopher
Christopher Dogan
Lord Mallow
Jamaica
Calhoun
Thad
Michel
Mr. Dyck
Hfe
Bo Warmsidle
Prisoner Dyck Reflects on Freedom and Loss in Dublin Tale
In a reflective Dublin scene, Dyck, recently released from four years in prison, pledges a new life with Michael and Christopher. He recalls the killed Erris Boyne and considers his past, while planning a modest feast at the Hen and Chicken and imagining a future as an army officer.
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Servn
Dyck
Michael Clones
Christopher Dogan
Christopher
Erris Boyne
Michael
Artug
Afr
Heaven
Hell
Ireland
Lfe
King’s Army
Silent man keeps a fatherly vow over a deadly note
A man who killed at a riverside tavern is revealed as a father. He twice reflects on his must be silence for Sheila’s sake. He ends by folding the letter and pressing it to his heart, preserving the grim peace he chose.
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Mra Kyn
Sheila
Dublin
Méither
Dyck
Tim
Flaymore
Playmore
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