Red Storm Of the Days of Daniel Boone
A colorful frontier tale follows Allan Norwood and Captain Boone as they explore Kentucky frontier towns. They meet Elizabeth Boone, Rosaline Alston, and Le Bland while scrutiny falls on Frenchman Duquesne and a hostile plot against the settlement. Kenton, Logston, and a loyal dog Vesurius accompany the narrative as tensions rise over land schemes and family loyalties.
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Kentucky
Conntry
Attle
Jean
Bomioshorouch
Turredaburg
Boonesborough Norwood
Alan
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
Boone
Allan
Andrew
Ife
Captain Boone
Allan Ng Mra
Diizabeth
Norwood
Elizabeth Boona
Quigne
Daniel Boone
Lila
Esquire Alston
Rosaline
Mr. Alston
Squire Alston
Simon Kenton
Joe Logston
Logston
Joel Logston
Joel
Vesuvius
Lizzie Hoone
Perplexed Rosalihe Resists La Biaud At Fort
Rosalihe returns to the fort distressed by La Biaud's conduct. Her aversion to the insinuating Frenchman grows despite her father’s esteem for him. Rogalthe urges gentleness while she weighs exposing her feelings to her father about Lo Bland and a potential conflict with a dangerous man.
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Chaptor IV
Rosalihe
la Biaud
Cage
Rogalthe
Lo Bland
Shea
Hard at work before Christmas
Gebhart and Carsone chat about extra work as Christmas nears with one noting his wife threatens an absurdly expensive gift, prompting overtime efforts.
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Gebhart
Carsone
Pity in Proposed Roles Sparks Imagined Outcomes
A witty exchange imagines women unable to propose and men facing consequences. Her comments foretell engagements and more marriages, while His question hints at social shifts and playful speculation about courtship dynamics.
On the Brake of the Styx Shade of Noal-Say Sol
Shade of Solomon answers a question with a wry remark about wisdom. The exchange hints at cunning in handling inquiries from his wives, reflecting a mythic or allegorical dialogue style.
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Styx
Shade of Noal
Sol
Shade of Solomon
Hila Qualifications for Police Work Questioned
Senior Partner suggests the office boy could be a good policeman, while the junior partner questions why, noting the boy is never around when needed. The exchange highlights concerns about reliability and availability in potential policing roles.
Miss Shreek Voice Sparks Undeclared Plans Abroad
A cryptic exchange hints at a plan to send Miss Shreek abroad as a response to remarks about her voice. The Cleveland Pinion Dealer quotes a figure proposing a subscription paper to fund the voyage.
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Dablonus
Miss Shreek
Cleveland
Menard in the Asylum
A fragmentary dialogue line hints at a character named Menard in an asylum. The snippet includes dialect about eating breakfast and a later reference to branding a child with a fancy name and a comparison between two banks, Bank of Frances and Bank of Mugiaud, suggesting a satirical or absurd passage.
Betty and the Night of a Changing Heart
Betty lies feverish in the nursery as her parents quarrel over a party. Eveline contemplates leaving Gerald for Sir Charles, but Betty dies suddenly. In the hush, Gerald forgives Eveline. Betty’s final plea for kindness to her father is granted by the mother’s return.
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Betty
Ety
Angelina
London
Hetty
Dadgy
Mummy
Daddy
Murmimy
Gerald
Eveline
Ale
Sir Charles
Potgeblis
Miusittoy
Sir Charles Pengellis
Gentlx
Sir Chartes
Bechtler coins and Hiddenite legend in North Carolina
Eminent geologist and mining engineer Prof W Hidden of Newark visits Rutherfordton seeking Bechtler mint data for a biography and coinage history. He owns Bechtler coins, aims to publish a 250 copy edition, and offers handsome prices for North Carolina gold money. The piece also comments on diplomacy and the American diplomatic establishment.
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Hidden
Newark
Rutherfordton
M. O. Dickerson
Superior Court
Rutherford
North Carolina
Syracuse
N. C
Alexander County
Christopher Bechtler
Bechtler
North
South Carolina
United States
Charlotte
Chief of Manu a Consolerns
A fragmented dialogue presents a grand dame speaking to a doctor about her position and identity. The physician replies that she is an old woman with a sour stomach, noting the difficulty of reading virtue and vice in acquaintances.
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Manu'a
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Joel Robinson
Ohio
Prenchman
Anttor
Mr. Norwood
the Forester
Mr. Atstau
Roanithe
Leyland
Mesa
Alston
Reudentin
Trinity
le Blond
Ebony
Tie
Jim
le Bland
Rosalthe
Joan
Beyty
Gilda
Pippin
Earth
Betty Milky
Johnny Troland
Menard
Breakfaat
Cleveland Lender
Bank of Frances
Bank of Mugiaud
Bonaive
Magerle
Sabroad
Ufa
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