Baraka and the Tartars in a Paris intrigue
Baraka, a Central Asian girl, plots with a mysterious golden stranger over a rumored mine of rubies. The fugitive man deserts Baraka, while Margaret Donne, a famed English singer, becomes entangled with Logotheti in a Paris setting filled with love, deception, and hints of a distant Tartar tutor.
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Baraka
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Margaret Donne
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Passion and Deception Over a Hidden Jewel in Paris
In a tense Parisian parlor an engaged couple quarrels over trust and jealousy. Logotheti reveals a hidden Tartar pupil and a bought ruby, sparking accusations of flirtation and truth, while Margaret wrestles with caprice and fear of being deceived as their delicate engagement unravels.
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Margaret
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Decline of Ancient English Stow Green Fair
The Stow Green pleasure fair, founded under Henry III, once England’s largest for merchandise, waned after 800 years. Once three weeks with traveling shows on four acres, it shrank to two days with few devices as magistrates cut drinking hours and experts fear total collapse.
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Stow Green
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