The Lola Mystery Deepens At Leithcourt Castle
Gregg unravels a tangle of affairs at Rannoch as Muriel Leithcourt and her circle hide a past. A torn photograph linked to the Lola resurfaces while Leithcourt walks a secret path and Gregg suspects danger surrounding the Leithcourt household.
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Lola
Leghorn Harbor
Gordon Gregg
Hornby
Hylton Chater
Gregg
Jack Durnford
Durnford
London
Olinto
Dumfries
Greggs
Muriel Leithcourt
Muriel
Hiornby
Martin Woodroffe
Woodroffe
Leithcourt
Rannoch
Leith Courts
Leith Court
Nithsdale
Rannach
Clinto
Leghorn
Perth
Scotland
Mr. Gregg
Elma Heath
Chichester
New Bond Street
Mediterranean
Durham
Station Hotel
Carlisle
Green Street
Carmichaels
Crossburn
Black Glen
Confidences and a Mysterious Figure Along the Path
The narrator stumbles on a fallen figure in the wood near a boundary wall. A woman lies across the path, her hat missing and cloak thick and woolen. The scene shifts to questioning whether she is dead as darkness surrounds the trail.
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Penpont
Deugh
Leith Court
Rannoch
Leithcourt
Halloa
Gregg
Carmichael
Deceased's Relatives Foiled by Humorous Twist in Court
A chancery suit over a deceased man's estate collapses when a quiet voice from the back proclaims, I am Tam the deceased. The courtroom erupts as Rhodesia’s hidden heir halts the endless division, leaving lawyers briefly puzzled and amused.
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Tam
Rhodesia
Absalom’s Failure Lesson From David and Absalom
A Sunday school lesson on 2 Samuel chapters 13 to 19 analyzes Absalom’s rebellion and David’s responses. It highlights parental influence, divine judgment, and the refrain that wrongdoing reaps consequences. The guide links the narrative to scripture about honoring parents and navigating leadership.
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Joab
Uriah
David
Abshton
Jerusalem
Absalom the Beautiful
Ten Tribes
Israel
Absalom
Mount Ephraim
Mahanaim
Jacob
God
Daevid
Father
Ahimaaz
The Japanese People as Portrayed by a Traveler
A traveler lauds Japanese politeness and generosity while noting a strong sense of pride. He observes calm crowds that disperse when offered coin, and contrasts Japanese behavior with European crowds when approached as beggars.
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Japan
Travers
Europe
Charley and the Night Kiss
Little Charley says good night kissing his grandmother, uncle and father then asks his mam ma why she gets kissed so fast. He replies he does not want her kiss to come off.
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Charley
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