The Blind Man's Eyes Chapter XV Continued
Harriet Santoine, reading to Basil Santoine, learns Eaton has left for the country club under Avery’s escort. Harriet shadows Eaton at the polo field, noting Avery’s control and Eaton’s danger, while Avery conceals Eaton’s status as the Santoine guest and the two move amid the club’s activity.
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Avery
Eaton
Harriet Santoine
Miss Davis
Basil Santoine
Harriet
Country Club
Donald
Don
Eston
Furden
Futon
Stedman
Jean- Iadie
Polo Practice Sparks Hidden Rivalries At Country Club
Harriet Santoine witnesses Eaton and Avery clash over polo skill while Donald watches, as Eaton’s past resurfaces through subtle hints of memory and tension. Harriet senses a growing pull between herself and Eaton, amid club gossip and social expectations.
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Eaton
Avery
Donald
Harriet
Ahe
Huton
Baten
Mr. Eaton
Married a Mabel in a curious fiction obsession
A man obsessed with a short work claims it interests him because he married a Mabel. He asserts no other purpose, aside from reading the tale. The piece includes fractured lines and stray ad-like phrases about milkmen, juggler, and carholi salve.
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Mabel
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Misa Forden
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Everning
Northwestern Yeast Co
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Rae
Cole
Rockford
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