The Five-Year-Old Club Mystery Of Wynne
Harry Wynne schemes to pay debts by buying a diamond jewel and pawning it, drawing scrutiny from Lady McCorquodale, Butterfield, and Captain Heaton. Accusations of fraud, threats of arrest, and a patriotic escape unfold as Wynne flees with Butterfield’s claim and Butterfield’s revenge. Morton aids Wynne, leading to a perilous chase across Europe and a dramatic awakening of identities and loyalties.
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Harry Wynne
Butterfield
Whales
Harry
Inthia Grey
Humphrey Frost
McCorquodale
Frost
Nthin
Ta Eaton
Heaton
Hump
Tinet
Seaforth
Wmnald
Peter Heaton
Wynne
Butters Field
Greenhorn
Mr. Butterfield
Aetor
Sabarry
Erbert
Morton
Crawford
Portrait of a sinister figure and a mystery visitor
Harry observes a pale, blank faced man in a velvet skull cap riding a go cart while a poised American type woman watches. A gray, respectable stranger delivers a sealed packet and letter to Harry, mentioning Ronald Morton and a March 1876 deposit of £760, hinting at underlying debts and a planned portrait project.
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Harry
Ronald Morton
Gilead
Amie
Priscilla
Montanes
Ronsa Gout
Letter Clears Entanglement as Loyal Heart Prevails
Four or five hours pass as the man writes a lucid confession of his entanglement then receives a reassuring letter from Inthia praising honesty and patience. He finds hope and renewed energy, kisses her message, and heads to the city, briefly interrupted by a mysterious missive from home.
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Arling
Anoet
H Frost
Rae Frost
Harry
England
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Cain
McLorquodale
Bridgebourne Court
Earl
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Epleman
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Homes
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Poe
Edgebourne
Norwood
Ridgebourne
Ear
Arthur
White
Peter Heaton
Harry Wynying
Piccadilly
Satoh
Heaton
Harry Wynne
Yeager
Mr. Butterfield
Conduit
Capt. Heaton
Wynne
Butterfield
Lady McCorquodale
Humphrey Frost
Goce
St. Gud
Inthia
Dearest Hanny
Englishman Ronald Morton at Byzance Hotel in Constantinople
An English visitor, identified as Ronald Morton of Kekewich Cheshire, resided at the Byzance Hotel in Constantinople. A bright morning scene describes Morton, a young man about twenty five or twenty six, entering the hoors of the house.
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Harry Wynne
Constantinople
Naples
Pera
Orkugni
Sroneeo
Posen
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Hamil
Pomet
Taglese
Mil
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Ronald Morton
Ian Janene
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Morton
Hogan
Miles Sinclair
Miles
Cali Ne
Lord Homes
Earl of Bridgebour
Broom
Leeds
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Etanner
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Logan
London
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Byzance
Kekewich
Cheshire
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Ronald Morton Arrives in London Amidst Public Fascination
In May 1882 London papers hailed Asiatic explorer Ronald Morton. Accounts noted his near fatal Russo Turkish War skirmish, recovery, and standout service as a special correspondent. His book A Ride from the Caspian to the Pacific details his perilous journey. He kept privacy, hosting few visitors at Westminster Hotel while headlines buzzed.
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Ronald Morton
Caspian
Pacific
Westminster Ptel
Coupon Gasch Gene Dag
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