Fannys Flirtation Ends in Family Reckoning
Fifteen year old Fanny Raynor blends naivety with flirty games at Miss Bertram's school in B. Flora Peterson schemes romance with Fanny, lures her to a moonlit rendezvous at the Elms, where Fanny discovers the stranger is her own father. He corrects her with a hard moral rebuke, ending Flora’s stay and severing the friendship.
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Fanny Raynor
Lyceum
Miss Bertram
Fanny
Flora Peterson
Juliet
Miss Frere
Flo Peterson
Flo
Mademoiselle
Chrch
Romeo
Fio
The Charcoal Boy and the Clever Cat Tale
A charcoal boy and his cat train tricks for fun in a forest camp. When two thieves threaten the hut the cat signals danger and freezes the robbers with a swinging trapeze and a door latch, letting the boy take the lead to scare them off. The tale blends rustic work life with a playful animal companion.
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Charcoal Boy
Mother Goose
London
Puss
Would It Be Any Harm To Court A Rival’s Father
A quixotic question about propriety and courtship in a leap year era. A tidy girl contemplates approaching Mr. Quincy to declare affection for his son George and offer household skills and plans for a future home. The scene imagines Mr. Quincy’s reaction and whether such a bid would be acceptable.
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Quincy
George
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Pew Road
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University News
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iEil
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Masonic
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J.J. Harper
Washington Lodge
A. M
A. H. Frewellen
F. Hatt
Andrew Female
Jane
Colegiate Board
Unifomi
Ollege
Board of Instruction
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Anxix H. Porter
Jasts Warn
Lucis Williams
A.H Flewellen
W. B. Tackett
Chastain
Col. Douglass
Janily
H. Fielder
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J. L. Fielder
Georgia
Goss Randolph
Stewart, Quitman
Clay Rly
Calhoun
Terrell
Supreme Court of Georgia
U.S. District
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Jas. H. Guerry
Dawson
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Westmoreland
Seuusque Street
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United States
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