Frontiersman’s Ties and a Death on Quicksand Creek
Lena Taylor defies extortion by Mart Estes and his ally as Eli Taylor’s farm faces mortgage. George Herron, a hunter in love with Lena, aids the struggle, confronting Estes on a bridge over Quicksand Creek where Estes sinks into the quicksand, killed by his own foul deeds. Eli abandons drinking and gambling, and Herron’s vow to pursue truth ends the debt crisis.
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Paylor
Iohees
Missouri
Poe
Laylor
Ind
Taylor
Leena Poertor
Miles
Estel
Canyon City
Leon
Lena
George Herron
Mart Estes
Eli Taylor
Tom
Matt
Stc
el Taylor
Estes and
Liscom- Trinion
Roges
Lea
Tlowsor
Singer Roges
Mother
Boggs
Denver
Tha&t
Estes
Ester
Lf Taylor
Tam
George Serron
Hunter
Herron
George
Mr. Taylor
Roger
Quicksand Creek
Emi
Belman
Salt Lake City
Gyne Rogges
New York Ledger
Cabby’s Revenge and a Hasty Train Fare
A Yorkshire stipendiary magistrate once fined a cab driver for furious driving. After court, the magistrate hailed a cab to the station but was outpaced by the driver who warned that speeding would risk a fine, and the magistrate missed his train.
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Yorkshire
Tsay
London
Celt identity across Scotland and Ireland in sermon remark
A Highland clergyman quoted from the Spectator to claim that Celt identity spans Scotland and Ireland. In Strath Spey a pastor derides slothfulness and wonders if Adam and Eve walked Eden with hands in pockets, as a pointed illustration.
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The
Spectator
Scotland
Ireland
Strath Spey
Garden of Eden
Change in Maj. Stiffs Appearance Revealed
Puck notes a shift in Maj. Stiff’s looks after marriage as Grimshaw suggests he was not born for command. The quip implies private life alters public bearing, while a tangential line about Ulsters and roll-top desks hints at private hides.
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Jesus Christ
Eglen
Ehud
Mont Blanc
Shinar
Askins
Maj. Stiff
Grimshaw
Puck
Short Sermons on Belief and Incarnation in Protestant Thought
A collection of brief religious reflections from Rev. W J Long Rev George H Adams and Rev Father J M Hayes. The sermon topics include the Ark of God the Incarnation and Protestant unity noting diverse stances on inspiration the Trinity and infant baptism. Key figures from Cambridge Brooklyn and Dallas are cited.
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Rev
W. J. Long
Congregationalist
Cambridge
Mass
Jesus
God
George H. Adams
Methodist
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. M. Hayes
R c
Dallas
Cal
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