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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1917
Page
11
Katharine Tynan presents a heated scene where a man confronts Dolly and Kitty’s memory. He laments cultural barriers to marriage, longs for a fresh life, and professes a plan to elope despite social laws. The tension centers on past secrets and possible vows.
In a tense scene Bartlett and Cooper press toward freedom as Dolly hides in her room. Margot’s eyes and Cooper's volatile behavior heighten danger while Dolly flees to the courtyard. A jarred dressing room door finally yields as rusty keys click.
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A foxed dialogue about a boy and a shoemaker leads to a comic claim that dinner will be fish. The boy says the meal is whale fish, provoking disbelief and a playful exchange about what counts as dinner.
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