Man on the Skewbald Mare
Rafe escapes on Bathsheba the skeybal d mare after a tense confrontation with Spangler's gang at Pike house. Bunny accuses him of betrayal as Rafe flees toward the hills, weighing safety in the countryside versus pursuit by a rifleman. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as Rafe contemplates his next move and Bunny’s motives.
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Victory Garden Dilemma Echoes Silent Spring
In a light column the writer laments waning victory garden momentum after World War II while joking about pesticides and Rachel Carson Silent Spring. He muses on balancing garden chemicals with nature and notes the Washington Senators’ slumps as a humorous aside.
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