Exiled Lovers Plan Escape Under Dark Sky
Adele pleads to join fugitive Rene in exile as Boisrondet lowers a rope from the roof. She risks death in the descent and declares she will not return to Br. Cassion, choosing love and freedom over captivity. He accepts, their bond sealed by a kiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boisrondéf
D'Artigny
de Tonty
Monsieur
D’artigny
Monsieur Boisrondet
D’artppy
Adele
Br. Cassion
Rene
Boisrondet
Monsieu
Frere
Kolsronder
Escape Over the Logs to River After Night Pursuit
In a perilous night escape from a stockade, Adele and D Artigny descend by rope and reach the river with Francois Bolsronder aiding and a covert canoe hidden for seaborne escape. They part with gratitude, fear, and renewed resolve as dawn approaches.
Ill fated night siege tailed by Indian threat at La Salle fort
In dim wilderness the group discovers no arms at hand and faces a likely dawn attack. D Artigny vows to warn the lads if possible, while pondering the Iroquois threat and the fort's vulnerable stockade. Adele rests under the tense watch as plans form for a precarious defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Tonty
Sieur de la Salle
Francois
D’artigny
France
D'Artigny
Adele
Enot
Ne Tonty
de Baugis
Caasion
Monsieur
la Salle
Bolsrondet
de Tonty
Monxieur
Monsileur
Bolsronder
Paul Faces Trial Before Felix in Caesarea
In Caesarea Paul defends himself against charges of insurrection, Judaism, and temple profanation. Felix, advised by Tertullus, delays ruling while Paul gains liberty under guard. Drusilla, Herod’s daughter, visits with Paul as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Jerusalem
Caesarea
Judas
Felix
Tertullus
Nero
Rome
James
Jesus
Philip
Evangelist
Cornelius
Luke
Philp
Drusilla
Christ
Herod Agrippa I
Herod II
Vesuvius
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Baisrondet
de ‘Tonty
Leutenant
Tere
D’artieny
de Vonty
Madame
M. Cassion
Wal
Akles
Y BU. Sellers
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