Richmond’s perilous night tests two rival lovers in disguise
In Richmond during a seven day battle, Captain Richard Somers investigates a spy case linked to Raymond Holbin and Louise’s dying plea. A tense confrontation unfolds as Somers flirts with danger, reveals loyalties, and saves Frances and others, while Holbin is slain after a desperate escape attempt.
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Somers
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Convent Gud
Frances
Upiform
Sity
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Raymond
Louise
Fred
Hosbin
Molbin
Sint
Raymond Hotbin
Teaiwe
Blin
Sam
Lewise
Weir Mer
Arewell
Virginia
Thes
Ditterius
Unspeakable Suffering Toward Bloody Struggle
A mother seeks solace as a woman pleads loving farewell words before a perilous tomorrow. She cries that a bloody struggle begins and asks for a kiss from her wife before he departs. He kisses her, then parts in silence, leaving her kneeling by the door.
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Richard Somers
Confederate Uniform Sparks Escape in Battle Scene
Richard Somers rode through a chaotic frontline wearing a Confederate officer’s uniform for disguise. He guided a civilian mission amid smoke and shellfire, evading capture with a handkerchief signal. A grave by a cedar marks a lost woman and a memorial rose vine recalls the night’s peril and sacrifice.
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Eplain
Nin
Col. Somens
Howe
Thare Win
Inez
Lamarque
End of a tale and a warning in one page
A romantic reflection closes a tale with Frances and her husband sharing a blessing for a child and a Brave heart. The page also carries a sensational note about a Wonderful Mill explosion, followed by a health-potion advertisement for King’s New Life Pills sold at Woldridge’s Drug Store.
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Frances
King
Headeche
Crnetipafon
W. P. Woldridge
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