Paula Returns and Terrible Betrayal Pushes Terry to Edge
In a secluded room Paula pleads for Terry to take her back, kneeling and confessing love as Consuelo Hope becomes the rival she blames. A sudden attack shatters the moment. a sharp blow to the back leaves Terry unconscious and mortally wounded.
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Consuelo
Hidden peril in the manor unraveling secrets
The chapter scene finds the narrator waking after a backstabbing, Paula Wynne confronts Consuelo Hope over a stolen secret of pearls, and a tense struggle ensues with a burning accident. Consuelo restrains Paula with an oath and locks her away as the danger escalates, while the narrator, burned and bound, awaits aid and wonders about Ter ry Darkmore.
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Paula
Miss Wynne
Haynes Luviland
Consuelo
Chapter XII Revelation Under Care of Consuelo Hope
The narrator awakens in bed with Consuelo Hope watching over him after an unseen assailant injures him. He struggles to speak as Consuelo notes the blood and asks who harmed him, while memories of the attack remain unclear and the mystery deepens.
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Miss Smill
Miss Trail
Lady Towers
Consuelo
Paulia
Paula
Wilfrid
Terry
Mr. Haynes-Haviland
Consuelo Hope
Miss Wynne
Darkmore
Tavla
Pana
Cray
Wensyss
Portman Square
Wemyss
Mr. Darkmore
Terence
Juggler's Odd Rome Contract Ends In Suit
A Rome equilibrist, Augusto Frediani, failed to secure a 42 kilo pianist for his act after Paris wired a cancellation. He pressed substitutes, but Rozof insisted the pianist must perform, leading to a lawsuit over the misleading booking.
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Rome
Augusto Frediani
Stome
Lhofiz
Paris
Noliz
Fredani
Rofiz
How Leap Year Began and Legends of Leap Day
Hampson cites a Saxon treatise claiming Joshua prayed for the sun to stand still a day to clear the land. It notes the sun actually stood still over Gebaon but the day advanced normally. It mentions a French Spanish and Portuguese belief in "the ghost of leap year" with a monster wreaking yearly mischief on leap day.
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Hampson
Joshua
Gebaon
Sixtus
France
Spain
Portugal
New Method Ships Coal From Barred Tow at Sea
Naval experts test a faster coal transfer method keeping a barge towed about 180 yards behind warships. A wire tow rope and a movable roller system pass coal in bags from barge to ship, enabling 1000 tons of coal to be loaded on an ironclad at 10 to 12 knots without stopping the ship.
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Royas
Guard's Malapropos Remark On Gould Delights Transit Car
George Gould and a companion ride an elevated rail car. A guard accepts a cigar and jokes about losing the bag and card, then fears saying more. Gould and friend laugh. The guard later realizes the card owner and asks to ride again, but is admonished as punished enough.
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George Gould
Mr. Gould
Card of Thanks for Support at Commencement
Mrs Ly sander Appleton of Lebanon Indiana expresses deep gratitude to friends who aided her during a recent commencement when her daughter Tunebelle forgot her lines. She notes their kindness in fanning her and passing the salts during a moment of despair until the daughter regained composure.
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Tunebelle
Lysander Appleton
Lebanon
Ind
Two Cities for Lawyers
Pennsylvania has 6,328 lawyers or judges across about 264 places with nearly half in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The swimming instructor is apt to be immersed in business.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburg