Along the Lines Heroes in Blue and Gray by Ernest A Young
A biographical work by Ernest A Young surveys Civil War era figures nicknamed in the press as heroes in blue and gray. The author references past fiction and historical profiles, tracing themes of courage, conflict, and memory across wartime narratives.
Chapter XL Traders With the Enemy at Palisade Creek
Luke Leighton and a hundred Union scouts pursue Gale and Bradly, Yankee traders with the enemy, near Potomac provisions and munitions, while Marian Elmore flees guerrillas aided by Joe the stablehand, planning clever misdirection and escape.
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Luke Leighton
Savage
Leighton
Captain Savage
New England
Gale
Bradly
Potomac
Luke Leignton
Braddly
Wen
Bareee
Tem
Harry Elmore
Elmore House
Union
Imore
Eppinions
Ieee
Sens
Ketzeton
Elmore
Manett ‘Fundly
Pursuit Near Elmore Mansion in Moonlit Chase
Marian Elmore hides as two horsemen approach the Elmore estate. One is Harry Elmore, the other Luke Leighton, a Union scout. The burning stable casts a lurid glow, renewing Marian's courage and hope for protection from her beloved Harry. She waits as the guerrillas ride on.
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Enmore
Harry
Maria
Marian
Elmore
Hilarry
Marvin
Ralph Elmore
Wilssus
Ana
Joe
Missus
Missis
Ralphy
Uuissus
de Go- Villas
Lanother
Larry
Marie Harry
Phoebe
Bess
Steedad
Luke Leighton
Harry Elmore
Elmore Plantation
Potomac
Marian Elmore
Union
Leighton
Miss Elmore
Tam
Tarry
Marion
Two Lovers Discuss Cremation on a Street Car
A lighthearted street car exchange between Charley and his fiancée riffs on cremation versus burial. He praises incineration while she prefers ashes in an urn or pocket, joking about a perfumed satchel and the line ashes to ashes as they spar over their future after marriage. He concludes with I will see baby.
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Pegre
Harry
Elmore
Ralph Elmore
House of Representatives
Washington
Peple
J.B. Rankin
D. D
First Congregational Church
Rankin
Warner
Geresee
Lake Ontario
America
Dr. Rankin
Heaven
Earth
Charley
Bound in Oak novelty in book binding by illusion
Pall Mall Gazette notes a new binding by Mr. Elliot Stock for a facsimile of The Religio Medici. The oak appearance is achieved by slicing softened wood and folding it over cardboard to resemble carved panels. Paris Letter observes few novels adapted to durable stage success. adventure tales fare better than observational works.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Elliot Stock
Paris Letter
New York Times
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