One Man's Evil Chapter Seventeen and Arrival of Lord Marchmont
Stanton schemes at Gerald Tenby’s house sending a trusted Sarah with papers to Mill Cross Court while he tends his ailing brother. Lord Marchmont visits Pierce to discuss Gerald Tenby’s proposal to marry Antonia, noting Gerald’s inheritance and Robert Tenby’s infamous past as he weighs worthiness and risk for Antonia’s future.
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London
Stanton
Lawks
George
Sarah
Ile
England
Walter
George Stanton
Mill Cross Court
Sir Gerald
Gerald
Master George
Gerald Tenby
Tenby
Lord Marchmont
Betty
Mr. Marchmont
Edward
Antonia
Edward Marchmont
Pierce
Robert Tenby
Antonia and Edward Marchmont confront Hubert Tenby scandal
In a tense family dispute Antonia confesses to meeting Hubert Tenby, believed dead, and urges her uncle Edward Marchmont to support her against her father Lord Marchmont. Antonia fears a dangerous future if Hubert returns and seeks to claim his title, while Edward counsels prudence as Antonia plans to stay with Lady Charlize Siasktea and write to her father.
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Pierce
Antonia
Lord Marchmont
Edward Marchmont
Edward
Hubert Enby
Lord Marchaent
Hubert
Anconia
Ilubert
Hubert Tenby
Messure
Ile
Antonin
Uncle Edward
Bon Coop
Ben
Onlimarr
Egremont
Bea
Gome
London
Aaronia
Charlize Siasktea
Betty
Charlotte
Antomia
Antonia Marchmont
Seither
Soma
Lord March
Piers Cane
Pierce Understead
Antonis
Lond Marchmount
Gerald Tenby
Fragmented Fourth of July Prayer and Refrain Fragment
A garbled pastiche of the national anthem lines and patriotic fragments celebrates Independence Day. The text mixes stanzas of the Star-Spangled Banner with broken phrases and stray words, ending with the attribution Francis Scott Key.
The Chums Willie and Nero in a Fourth of July Tale
A story of Willie Perkins and his dog Nero, a loyal outdoor companion who helps with chores and carries fireworks. Nero longs to join Willie in the Fourth of July parade, earns a flag beside Willie, and finally marches proudly at the head of the procession with a little flag and firecracker basket.
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Willie Perkins
Nero
Willie
Tom
Ed Bishop
Tim
Tom Evans
Commons
Remarkable Travels and Customs From Distant Lands
A Washington Star piece recounts a registrar division traveler who has roamed remote regions gathering customs and characters. He tells of a voyage to a sea coast area where a party killed a yellow deer, then found locals cooking a dog feast and using a stretched canine skin as a drum. The anecdote ends with a reflection on old friends reuniting after long separations.
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Pestatiee
Les Renate
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Effie Rowland
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Ian
Francis Scowt
Sconenen
Notic Fesray
Nexo
Jane
Williamsport
Grit
Stramse
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