City of Koresh Falls to Revolt and Flight
In a ruined palace city, Levington and Helen escape a miners revolt as horsemen assault the walls. Con uses a narcotic trick on the vizir, the caravan mounts for a northward retreat, and March is found dead as Helen chooses to flee with Levington and a small escort toward safety.
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Con
Yekutai
Levington
Helen
Koresh
Iu Ah
America
Asia
Avii
Shambung
Fu Ah
Fuch
Aldou Ah
Wates
Shelen
Chee Ming
Ile
Kithna
March
Tam
Asla
Levingtoun
Telen
Helen's Ordeal Deepens Amid Palace Shadows
Helen endures heavy sorrow as Fansa and Fa nth carry on. Con recalls Andrew March and seed poison while Levington bears a private hurt. Chee Ming’s brutal defeat and Chee Ming’s kindness haunt Helen as a new destiny weighs on her. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Helen
Fanth
Fansa
Levington
Con
Andrew March
Hain
Chee Ming
Smart Winter Coats Feature Capes and Fur Collars
Shops report brisk sales of coats as Winter wraps flood streets. Coats this season are long with capelike lines and ample sleeves, many featuring fur collars or muffler collars. Some designs add capes or bell sleeves with decorative stitching, while others follow curved lines with nipped waists and knee-length girdles.
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Bolivia
Pitcher Plant Leaves Describe Curious Indian Chinese Species
A brief note from Brooklys Engle describes the pitcher plant found in swampy regions of India and China. Each leaf lengthens into a large pitcher with a lid, forming the plant’s distinctive feature. The pitcher contains a sap that traps insects, aided by a mid-litre enclosure and potash rich bud.
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India
China
Brooklys Engle
Standard Yard in secure vault at Washington government building
A standard yard is stored as four metal bars secured in a firemont vault within a Washington government structure.
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Standard Yard
Washington
Assured Fall Millinery Shows Velvet, Duvetyn Trends
Early fall displays feature medium hats with upflaring drums and soft crowns, using velvet and duvetyn with embroidery as trimming. Varied shapes include dented, slashed, bent, and curved brims, often finished with beads, feathers, and ribbon to create decorative accents across three of four hats in the pictured group.
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HGR
Nery
Staal
Gereber
Delente
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Jeremy Lanhreius
Perala
Cathay
Levona
Carlyle
Waatern New
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