Return of Neville Lynne Upends Lynne Manor
Audrey and Lord Larrimore reveal Neville Lynne is alive and close to Sylvia, sparking joy and shock. Sylvia embraces Neville while Lord Jordan Lynne arrives unannounced, forcing a tense reunion as Audrey faces a dangerous suitor. The night blends elation with underlying peril at the Grange.
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Sylvia
Larrimore
Neville
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Mylvia
Neville Lynne
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Sylvian
Lord Lorrimore
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London
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Wedderly and Singleton Discuss New Home Roles
Wedderly reveals his new duty as each Spoorwalk er at home. Singleton questions if it involves a department store. Wedderly confirms it is at home and mentions twins.
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Wedderly
Bingleton
Slow Discovery Reveals Public Official Silent
A Washington Star quotation shows an editor questioning a public official’s silence as a reporter admits the official spoke only after a long delay, highlighting gaps between official comment and media reporting.
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Washington Star
Star of the West poem and Washington study in 1848 reader
The piece describes Eliza Cook's poem The Star of the West and its context in a Sanders edition reader, noting Cook’s status and life in England plus a Detroit Free Press excerpt about Eliza Cook. It also recounts a personal reminiscence of a young girl meeting General Washington at Mount Vernon and his compassionate reception.
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Ann English
Anson Tucker
Field Avenue
Sanders
Eliza Cook
Bethlehem Star of the
England
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Despatch
James Harmer
General Washington
Mount Vernon
Hite
Washington's Kindly Way General Greene's Daughter Recalls Washington
Martha Littlefield Phillips, granddaughter of General Greene's youngest daughter, shares an early memory of meeting Washington. She recounts the strong Revolutionary era patriotism and personal regard for Washington as the father figure and intimate commander who inspired her family and siblings.
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Gen. Greene
Martha Littlefield Phillips
Nathaniel Greene
Washington
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