Enid Maitland in the Colorado Wilderness Pact
Enid Maitland, a free spirited Philadelphia girl, is guided into a mountain camp by her uncle Maitland. An intense attraction grows as Armstrong woos her while a mysterious rescuer tends her after a bear attack and a perilous flood. The rugged hermit host reveals a stark, perilous frontier.
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Enid Maitland
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Lorada
Bert Maitland
James Armstrong
Itland
E Peeietent
Armstrong
Enid
Newbold
Ite
Kirkby
Erat
Sid
Maitland
Old Kirkby
Miner
Mystery Stranger Haunts Cabin in Mountain Canyon
Enid Maitland, lost after a brutal day, shelters in a remote cabin as a rugged hunter vows to locate her party. He departs to search seven miles across the range promising to return by nightfall with news, while she copes with isolation, fear, and faint romantic tension.
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Maitland
Enid Maitland
Miss Maitland
Enid
Bob
Robert
Old Kirkby
Castaway Mountain Encounter Reunites in Return
In a rugged scene a woman greets a returnee who descends a steep ascent. He guides her to the cabin despite her exhaustion and wounded foot, their strained emotions growing as the moment blurs into implied romance. The chapter ends with a cliffhanger.
Drainage of the Zuyder Zee Prompts Dutch Bill Debate
A Dutch project to drain the Zuyder Zee reemerges as an association forms and a bill is planned in Holland's chamber. The sea north of Holland covers about 50 000 hectares and would be reclaimed to meet rising population needs.
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Zuyder Zee
Holland
Ccase
Local Character Quips About a Motor Car
Dialogue échange features Bildad and Slathers discussing a motor car. Jimpson Berry speeds by in his vehicle as Bildad laments wishing for a four foot motor car while debating affordability and potential sale. Harper's Weekly style hints at humorous society banter.
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Bildad
Jimpsonberry
Bill
Slathers
Ford
Harper
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