Sonya Savarin and the Outlaw Lover in Navajo Arizona
A self appointed physician to Navajo Indians on an Arizona sheep ranch becomes involved with a repentant attacker whom she forgives. She resists an engagement to a New Yorker, aids Little Moon, and faces rumors of the bandit Di Capitan Diablo. influenza illness tests loyalties as she confronts love with an outlaw Starr Stone.
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Sonya Savarin
Arizona
Serge
Lila
Rodney Blake
Sonya
Little Moon
Two Fingers
Bonya
Lone Mesa
Starrstone
Starr Stone
Tall Canyon
An d'Oro
Hell's Edges
Savarin
Heaven
Hell
Desert Interlude Reveals Old Man’s Prophecy and Sonya’s Urgency
Sonya receives a late telegram from Rodney Blake and plans to leave by Friday as an epidemic spreads. An aging wanderer in rusted black claims to have seen a dark-haired doctor woman and describes a moment of spiritual testing by a stream south of the desert, hinting at a crucial meeting with Starr Stone.
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Neidlingers
Starr Stone
Rod
New York
Rodney Blake
Serge
Sonya
Babs
Lila
Tall Canyon
Starr Stone Returns to Aid Sonya in Desert Labors
Starr Stone, back from danger, pledges aid to Sonya as she fights to heal Navajo families. He helps gather water wood and food while they share a dangerous, forbidden bond and vow a lifelong covenant to help those in need despite social peril.
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Canyons
Starr Stone
Clouds of Portent Chapter Eight Ends With Parting Promise
Sonya and Starr Stone shelter their people through a deadly epidemic and grow close in a radiant, fleeting romance. As the crisis wanes, Sonya imagines a shared future, but Starr warns that his return to duty ends their idyll. The chapter closes with a pledge and a sense of impending separation.
Sage winds and a hopeful chase in soft moonlight
Sonya steps to the starter and moves ahead as a man returns to the country. He may appear tomorrow or the next day. Gentle southern winds brush her face under a maidenly moon, while shadows of sage hold mystery and ecstasy.
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Sonya
New Leather That Repolishes Itself After Wear
Mellon Institute researchers describe a new leather making method where fibers are lubricated to reduce wear. In tests roughened samples in a drum reached 20 000 revolutions, about 28 miles on sand, then rated 95 vs peers 76 to 0. Practical trials with wearers showed shoes repolishing themselves after three months.
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Kelentiste
Mellon Institute of Pittsburgh
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Xenon Named for Greek Word Stranger in 1808
The chemical element xenon was discovered in 1808 by Samsey and Travers and named from the Greek word for stranger.
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Samsey
Travers
Which Bible Is Best Across Linguaages and Dialects
Dr. Theodore Graebner notes in the Lutheran Witness that translations reach 800 languages and dialects and presents anecdotes where speakers praise their own versions. An African, Malay, and Chinese voices claim their translations best convey the scripture.
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Theodore Graebner
Lutheran Witness
Birds Foretell Weather In Bird Behavior
A ritual of avian weather prediction notes that large birds like buzzards ravens and eagles roost on the same ledges for years. If a storm is forecast to strike their sheltered roost at night they relocate to better spots for safety and warmth.
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