The Case of the Cigar Poison Plot
Miss Hamilton and Lady Farrell pursue a murder mystery involving a cigar case and possible poison. They consult Dr Fraser who hints at a rare poison while resisting naming it, as they seek to trace the killer through Frank Moseley’s death and related evidence at Cumberland Square.
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Fraser
Berban Square
Y' Ferrell
Frenk
Gady Farrell
PBS
Froup
Waylor
Buapidous
Kady Farrell
Frank
Lady Farrell
Gedy Forris
Lady Parroll
Miss Troup
Miss Hamilton
Sean
Proser
Friver Bowrd
Moseley Jones
Alint
Br. Fraser
Jongh
Cumberland Square
Teave
A. Ghboon
Moseley
Arrell
Gemileniin
Walter
Mr. Given
Moseeley
Frank Moseley
Bond
Tuncombe
Martha Duycoulw
Anor
Miss Hambley
Qurtin
Nora
Tokyo
Jesse
Tareow
Dave Stalen
Ty Skster Sant
Bee
Pete
Feyran
Rasta Tay
Louleinge
Amy Vise
Aioe
Marthin
Dreyer
Mrs. Fraser
Coset
Farrell
Wmra
Miss Dungombe
Nera
Frawer
Jon
Dumcombe
Tevng
Premnee
Fuethey der
Preiser
Puller
Furrel
Wim
Ainling
Christian
Chiat
Interlude of a Complicated Proposal in a Park
In a tense scene at the park gate and summerhouse, Miss Hambley confronts Mr. Gibbon after a tense interview. He proposes a secret marriage if she will consent, while she steadfastly rejects him and plans a cautious retreat. The narration follows her observations of Gibbon and the conspirators in the garden.
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Moseley
Wen
Hervey Gibbon
Mr. Gibbon
Scvens
Gibven
Amie
Miss Hambhy
Mr Gibbon
Gitbun
Hasotley
Jane
Henry
Jover
Mueaum
Miss Hambley
Gibbon
T Hind
England
Hove
Getty Geo Labs
Celeste
Toro
Wedbey
Abe
Delind
Amelia
Harvey
Mamilton
Joel Abaind
Titel
Poe
Chen
Gibban
Santiner House
Nedoral
Wil Norn
Yale
Luister
Jeni
Conan
Tester
Wal Lane
Jae Caine
Murrell
Listve
Jet
Lake Vierety Vnr
Cv Ther
Taigter
Mutvnia
Dean
Micky
Fet
Wien
The Earth a Solid Globe With A Thin Crust Debate
A 19th century discussion argues for a solid Earth with a thin crust and gradual temperature rise with depth. Proponents cite rock melting points, volcanic activity, tidal effects, and lunar influence, while skeptics insist on insufficient evidence and alternative explanations for subterranean processes.
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