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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
3
Fragmentary verse hints at drift of a poem titled Drift of a Poem. The lines mention white, night, and a nameless voice. The text appears garbled, with stray quotes and misordered words, suggesting OCR damage from a historic poetry feature.
Marjorie Grimstone plots with Marcus Grimstone to use a staged haunting at Grimstone Hall. She seeks revenge on the elderly uncle, while Marcus feigns interest in her, enabling a night of danger and disclosure. The tale centers on marriage, deceit, and the power of youth against aristocratic folly.
Marion Vane returns home after years, discovers her suitor Arthur Langton is suspected of stealing from her father. Vane condemns Langton with accusations and pressure, while Smallwood guards secrets. Marion struggles between love and loyalty as Langton is accused, confronted, and finally vindicated when a setup and confession reveal the truth.
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