Pyrites Synopsis of a Western Adventure in Deadwood
In late summer 1876 Peter Dinsdale meets San Juan Joe in Deadwood while en route to the Black Hills. They aid Lottie Carl fleeing Indians, then encounter Iron Pyrites, a prospector. Joe’s crowd welcomes Dinsdale as tensions rise over a train robbery plot and Dinsdale’s gunman reputation. He fights Randy Allen, joins Pyrites on a prospecting trip, and departs with plans amid looming danger.
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Peter Dinsdale
Black Hills
Deadwood
San Juan
Joe
Red Canyon
Dinsdale
Lottie Carl
Deadwood City
Union Pacific
Ogalala
Lottie
Kitty de Schemer
Scissors
Randy Allen
San Juan Joe
Jim Omaha
Allen
Yrites
Custer’s Peak
Lear Sundown Pyrites
Pyrites
Harney’s
Dinsale
Judas
French Curly
Curly
Reno
Frank
Randy
Inezdale
Rusty
Sim
Divide and Canyon Prospectors Face Hidden Cabin Hidden Riches
Dinsdale and Pyrites push toward the divide after a hard trek, pan tentative gold yields spark optimism, and Dinsdale explores a remote cabin with a hidden trapdoor and cellar stash. They debate a legendary Deadwood Gulch cache as they trek toward Rapid City.
Prospectors Debate Fast Return to Rapid City
Pyrites vows to hasten back to the Rapid and then follow it to Rapid City as quickly as possible. Dinsdale retorts that quitting the prospecting on the divide matters little if it delays their escape from pursuers.
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Ed Pyrites
Rapid
Rapid City
Dinsdale
Dinsdale Encounters Trouble at Hidden Cabin
Dinsdale visits a mysterious cabin and triggers unforeseen complications. Hidden dangers and puzzling clues surface, testing his resolve and drawing in potential allies as the mystery deepens.
Ungodly youths teased by preacher during sermon
A preacher pauses his sermon and accuses a group of youths for mischief with girls. He notes they will perhaps give him a chance after they finish, leaving the congregation smiling at the midway moment.
Flattery Substitutes Praise In Substituted Speech
A brief note contrasts praise with flatter in persuasive language. It suggests praise often lacks substance while flattery fills gaps with insincere compliments. The piece hints at a distinction between genuine praise and empty flattery.
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