Call of the Prairie Western Roundup And Shootout
Dave, a faulted cowboy with a haunted prairie conscience, heads to a Crossing saloon to face gambler Duncombe after a brutal round up. A midnight poker duel ends in murder and a deadly prairie chase as Dave seeks vengeance and peace, dying after confessing his fear and prayer.
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Dick Duncombe
Jess
Dave
Avau
Enat
Ishmael
Mirlor
Drancombe
Lueck
Duncombe
Thia
Ave
Ridley
Rodoo
The Australian Abroad by Albert Dorrington in Stratford
I return to Stratford on Avon to find a wild man named Bill captured near the meadows. The landlord of the King's Head describes Bill as a traveling bushman with a swag and a tent, who spooks locals by pitching a fire in Squire Thorton’s lodge yard and misbehaving with sheep dogs. Bill admits Australian birth and laments being misjudged, claiming freedom on the Avon and recalling sheep shearing scenes in Darling country.
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Australia
Stratford-on-Avon
England
Bill
Queen's Highway
Squire
Calthorpy
Persiseion
King’s Head
Rourke
Uleht
Sydney
Melbourne
Bills Swat
Avon
Thi
Asron
Lanford
Bil Shakespeare
Lucerne
Meg
Putin
Lye
Wiliam Shakespeare
Gourkel
A Shattered Idol
Dick Fellowes reunites with Kitty Brean at a social gathering after long illness. He woos her with a dance invitation and a conflicted plea for forgiveness, while Kitty recalls past entanglements and later drives home with Jeb Carson, whose own advances are rejected as she faces a renewed interest from Dick.
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Oll Umant Ghul
Dallrooum
Dick Fellowes
Kity
Kitty
Eingland
Anxiote
Tye
Hve
Kitty Brean
Jeb Carson
Jim
Carlson
Jacek Carson
Swiper Sam and Slogger Jim Exchange Odd Claims
Reported dialogue shows Swiper Sam bragging about a sixer last week and Slogger Jim claiming a twenty two hit yesterday. The exchange includes garbled phrases about entering a police station and a dispute with a Mr Meekton over marriage and power dynamics.
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Sam
Jim
Thoughtless Uncle Rustic at the town concert
Town Niven whispers about the music as Uncle Rustic struggles with the idea of attending. The group debates whether the cost of tickets is worth the experience, while the orchestra plays in the hall and a great German composer is mentioned.
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Rustic
Unclear fragment hints at selection problems in test context
Fragmentary note references teachers and a Viet related pretest unclear in content. No clear names, dates, places, or events can be determined from the readable text.
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Call of the
Hy Owen Khoncomyt
Vere’s
Good Mom
Joe Bush
Duntombe
Gol
Davet Pavitner
Queensland
Noosa
Albert Dorrington
Tim
Mr. Meekton
Henrietta
Wilkes Almont
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