Wings of the Morning adventure chapter clash on isle
Iris Deane and Robert Jenks survive a wreck and hide on a Pacific islet. Jenks uncovers a mysterious chart and a skeletal mining party. Dyaks attack. Mir Jan aids Iris and Jenks, and the Orient rescues them. Iris and Anstruther declare love as Sir Arthur Deane faces pressure from Lord Ventnor over marriage stakes.
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Sirdar
Iris Déane
Robert Jenks
Mine Deane
Jenka
Pacific
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Jenks
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V.—Jenks
Iris
Vic Jenks
Anstruther
Lord Ventnor
Sonvict
Mussulman
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Ayages
Mir Jan
Robert
Wirship
Orient
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Sir Arthur Deane
Nny
Sir Arthur
Aboard the Orient and a Web of Vengeance
The scene shifts to a harbor landing where Sir Arthur Denne and Miss Deane confront hostile suitors. Lord Ventnor’s threat sparks a vow of vengeance by Anstruther as Robert and the girl’s fate hangs by a thread. The tale pivots on family intrigues and a deadly plot surrounding a political marriage and a past betrayal.
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Arthur Deane
Tinunelai
Holly
Iria
Ventnor
Far East
Iris
Sir Arthur Beane
Ehspewner
Anstruther
Ventmer
Faree
Fale
de Gams
Ate
Orient
Singapore
Robert Sed Ventnor
Uevis
Tomance
Winey Pre
Father
Trig
Lord Ventnor
Ris
Robert
Fitzroy
Miss Deane
Arthur Denne
Earl
Perila
Rainbow Island
Hobert
Supp Orient
Que
Co Gine
Cutie
Jove
Ike
Playdon
Tris
Colonel Costobell
Heibene
Catching Butterflies and the Net of News
A persuasive piece compares catching business to netting butterflies. It argues the local newspaper is the home net that gathers readers and customers, while mail order catalogs act as a vast external net. The piece urges merchants to compete with outsiders and protect local patronage using community newspapers.
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Synopsie
Arthur Dean
Hongkong
Veutnor
Abe
Baroet
Willonaire
Arthur Deene
London
Edith Wharton
Resson
Reis
Central
Rawson
Republican Printing Co
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Second Street
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