Woman Against Woman Continuation of a Daring Abduction
Count Jura entices and abducts Alice with a loaded revolver after engineering a train stop then flees toward Moretown with the captive. He hides her in a town hotel while planning further travel to London with diamonds, hoping to evade pursuit as Valerie and others react to the unfolding betrayal and danger.
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Lawks
Count Jura
Geume
Alice
Myra
Jara
Jura
Frank Meredith
Lincoln's Inn Fields
London
Axton
Moretown
Roy
Martha
Valerio
Thia
Tomorerow
Valerie
Geoffrey Armistead
Paul
Janet
Erga
Easter Morn Lit by Lilies and Hope
A lyrical Easter day scene contrasts bright flowers with a tragic Chicago tale. The poem links pure spring imagery to a destitute mother and a daughter named Lily, whose fragile life unfolds from joyful streets to a cold river edge, ending in a whispered plea for mercy and a thin thread of salvation.
The Lily Baby and the Mission on Blue Island Avenue
A country woman, living in a run down Blue Island Avenue home, frequents a small mission chapel where Easter lilies brighten services. She bears a baby named Lily, visits the mission each Easter with flowers, and endures a life of hardship. On Easter Sunday the mother leaves lilies at the mission, returns to care for her sick child, and whispers God knoweth best as she ends her vigil.
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Lily
Chicago
South Clark Street
Blue Island
Blue Island Avenue
Ilinois
Thay
Wby
Baby
Egg Dance of the Alps customs linking marriage in Bresse
In a western Alpine district a rite on Easter pits affianced couples against broken eggs. The scene centers on Marguerite of Austria hosting Philibert of Savoy at Brou castle. They perform the egg dance pledging betrothal and later wed, adopting the local custom.
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Alpa
Marguerite
Marguerite of Austria
Gouvernante
Flanders
Bresse
Alps
Brou
Philibert
Savoy
Chameis
Brance
Austria
Brese
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