The Great God Gold and a Duchess’s Fatal Indigestion
Pelham investigates the Keble family mystery linking belladonna and suspected poisoning. The tale centers on John Keble’s death and the Duchess Carol de Broqueville-Keble’s entanglement with a physician, a will, and rumored motives as society figures conceal facts.
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Belladonna
Pathan
Carol
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Africa
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Caval
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Phy Grea
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Leon
Tim Tld
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Grant Keble
Ray Pelham
Eloise
Mia
Duncan
Dunain
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Xorg
Phap Keble
Phe Hom
Phe Duncans
Westward heritage and wartime letters in remote Canada
A fragmentary notebook item describes Delmer’s wartime mail to Cara in British Columbia. Messages travel slowly via native couriers, with a promise that he will reach New York within days after distant journeys. The piece ends with a note that the narrative continues.
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Imjaw
Cara
British Columbia
Wag
New York
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