Belle in the Sisterhood Farewell
In a London setting, Belle declares she has joined a sisterhood to retreat from the world and bids Edward farewell. She confesses she shot him out of jealousy and admits she will seek punishment, while Edward contemplates sending for a policeman but ultimately decides to let her go to a convent, ending with Belle’s tragic goodbye and a grim outlook on fate and sin.
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Belle
Agnes
London
Edward
Worman
Poiceman
Boisingham
Mr. Quest
Harpy
Colonel Quaritch Confronts Edward Cossey Over Dishonest Pressure
Harold Quaritch visits Edward Cossey to confront him about using money pressure to push Miss de la Molle into a forced engagement. The colonel denounces Cossey as a cur and blackguard, and hints at a possible duel or other consequence while proposing a discreet abroad meeting to resolve the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Quaritch
Ida
Mr. Cossey
Edward Cossey
Col Quaritch
Sam
Harold
Cossay
Duel Ambition Tests Nineteenth Century Honor
Edward Cossey refuses to engage in a duel with Har old Quaritch who openly seeks to fight. Quaritch, once capable of severe violence, is driven by a misguided passion to duel, while Cossey recalls past bloodshed and declines, leaving the colonel to ponder the pull of honor and the moral costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Quaritch
Edward Cossey
Cossey
Treasure cipher and haunting choice in a stalled marriage
Harold wrestles with Ida’s decision and a looming forced marriage, eyeing a mythical treasure tied to Sir James de la Molle. As Christmas nears he discovers a dying note in a Bible and a four letter glimpse that may unlock the cipher.
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Ida
Squire
Edward Cossey
Hunbam
Molehill
New Zealand
James de la Molle
James
Harold
Edward
Cromwell
Sir James de la Molloe
Bere
Dead Man's Mount
de la Molle
Dofferleigh
Edward de la Molle
Sir James
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Quaritchlv.c
Bister Agnes
Mrs. Quest
Mr. de la Molle
Bo Ho
Matus
Bolsingham
Dela Molle
Quest
Col. Quaritch
Agere
Gage
Bella
Data Mountain
Dub
Ewskrap
Quaritch
Colonel
Andrew
A. B.C
Mercely
Mra. Massey
Hamilton Easter & Sons
Ladiew
Misses’ Cloaka
Baltimore St
Katees Ee
Huber
Euey
W. R. Emerson & Bro
Baltimore
Sabes
Kinnamon & Shields
Cpaire
Arenane
F. L. Thomas
Hurlock’s Station
Hiram Windsor
Hurlock’s
John E.sard
Cambridge
John Covey
Denton
Allison Elliott
Abel
George Thomas
Greensboro
John Creamer
Princess Anne
Benjamin Fooks
Oxford
Wheeler & Wilson
Royal St. John
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York City
U.S
Ofice
Washington
G. A. Snow & CO
D. C
the Continental Manufacturing Co
George & Redden’s Drugstore
L.obe
16Th St
Callowhill
Phila
South Bend
Denton, Mo
C. M. Desmott & Co
York Chemical Works
York, Pa
T.w.fisher&co
S. Charles &J
Maryland
Hurst, Purnell & Co
W. K. Carson & Co
Fisher, Caulk & Co
Manufacturer’s National Bank
Todd
Dover Street
Easton
J. H. van Gesel
H. L. Meredith
Caroline
Counties
Sto Bre
Goddess Brothers
North Charles ST
S. Charles St
Spouceass & Beger
F J. Willoughby
Hillsborough, MD
Agents Commission
A. D. Platt
Rochester, N. York
South
J. F. Mancia
Claremont
Smith
James H. Coulboury
Coulbourn & Moyer
Tholesale Commission
Worth Front St
Philadelphia
P. W. Downes
Denton National Bank
J. BR. Godwin
Millaboro
Del
L. H. Gadd
Caroline County
Dukes & Hocker
Millville
J. M. Wooters
Cordova
John A. Nottingham
Capeville
Eli Saulebury
Dover
Goslin, Bros
A. R. Kilgore
Eastern Shore House
Baltimore City
J. 8S. Johnson &Co
South St
Baltimore, Md
Francois Kelly & CO
Market St
Wilmington
Bolton Bros
Albany
E. Pratt
Dartimont
Manylann
Richard Nichols
Suavixe Parror
Henry Irwin
Thomas M. Cooper
Denton, Ma
Denton Bridge
Carter & Finn
Howard B
Ensign, Prest Md. Steambout Co
Tyler Fair
Denton-Hillsborough
J. D. Bower
Fidgely
J. B. Mayer
Arch St
Philu
Niospaper
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