Daphne and Duane's plan ends in a promise and a gamble
Daphne Kip faces pressure from family finances and society after a costly engagement to Clay. She quits him and pursues acting with Rebel and Tom Duane's aid while torn by loyalty and ambition. Duane offers a life of wealth, but she grapples with the choice between love and independence in New York society.
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Synopsia
Clay Whabirn
Cleveand
Daphne Kip
Clay
Wall Street
Daphne
Ne Fork
Baard
Europe
Letin
Bayard
Tom
Duane
Baynard
New York
Rebel
Reben
Miss Kemble
Raphne
Tom Duane
Satan
Raphael
Central Park
Claremont
Dunne
Kip
Bat‘terson
Imas A
Aécide
Ally
Society of Society
Cleveland
Trousseau
Eyrie
Chivvises
Daphie
Daphne Anaes
Mrs. Chivvis
Tesla
Bloomingdale
Leila
Letia
Winter Garden
The Chivvises Return and Love in Tight Times
Daphne and Clay endure strained finances as half salaries and job worries press their romance. Daphne pursues work while Bayard, Leila, and others drift between Newport visits and city life, shaping a weary, hopeful dance through shifting fortunes.
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Seragnos
Daphne
Clay
Bayard
Leila
Newport
Acropolis
Profit
Ike
Bayard Seeks Wealth Then Faces War Casualty
The passage follows Bayard quitting the bank to fund stock speculation driven by visions of Wall Street riches. Amid this tale a distant Sarajevo shot triggers a global war nightmare, and Bayard is described as among the first casualties in the unfolding conflict.
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Bayard
Wall Street
Sarajevo
Untitled Letter on Tobacco Culture Debate
Fragmentary quotation touches on tempering wind and scriptural notions. Mentions Brooklyn Hagle and W. A. D. Rose of Benton Harbor and their stance on introducing tobacco culture into Mick gam.
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Brooklyn
W. A. D. Rose
Benton Harbor