Savage Elizabeth Chooses Risky Truth in Mountain Trial
Elizabeth Littleford confesses she killed Adam Ball to save Bill Dale, revealing a hidden motive behind the trial and a plan to marry into a safer life. The feud's shadows loom as Dale confronts love, loyalty, and danger in the mining country.
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Elizabeth Littleford
Dale
Mrs. Dale
Old Dale
Elizabeth
John K. Dale
Hills
Morelands
Major Bradley
Bill Dale
Elizbeth
Heather
Adam Ball
Christmas Letters and Changing Fortunes in Big Pine
Bill Dale mails a Christmas note from the Moreland coal town to Elizabeth Littleford, triggering a chain of decisions. By Heck delivers the letter, Elizabeth contemplates an engagement with Jimmy Fayne, and Dale reveals he will spend Christmas in his own country with Babe’s family, changing relationships in a mountain community.
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Tleford
Jimmy Fayne
Bill Dale
By Heck
Moreland Coal Company
Dale
Adam Ball
Ball
Heck
Babe Littleford
Bill
Swatter
Babe
Billi Dale
Ben Littleford
John K. Dale
Elizabeth
Dales
Bradley
Torrey
Sim Heck
Knoi
Sam
Big Pine
Littlefords
Morelands
Cartersville
David Moreland
Litttefords
Ayo
Sy Heck
Alexander Crayfield Coal Corporation
Littleford
Thar
Turner
Laure
Billman
Black Isham
Elizabeth Littleford
Peared
Vong
Fayne
Jimmy
Dad
Mrs. Dale
The Main Thing You Suppose Your Grateful Cit With Erect
Fragmentary OCR text shows jumbled phrase The Main Thing you suppose your grateful cit with erect observers note unclear context. No identifiable people organizations or locations are readable.
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BEN Hapsburg Liebe
Trin Myers
Bracey
North Carolina
Elizabeth Litteford
Tom Flowers
Balla
Hecks
Hayes
Big Hills
Beck
Babel
Babe Lit
Badford
Beau
Bill-Dale
Adam
Sam Rock
Adam Bail
Finn
Hock
Ban Dale
Tom Jones
Dake
Mrs.nde
Porte-Cochere
Jintay Fayne
Jayne
E. G. Bates
Aurelia
Iowa
A. G. Connell
Motor Inn Corp
Winfred Moulton
Eddy Buildung
Edgar F. Smith
Storm Lake
Annes
Caen
Rane
W. C. Waddell
Willet’s Cafe
F. J. Willet
Prop
of Aurelia
Sherokee
Little Sioux
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