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Upper Country
Wintersmere
Fort Steele
Beat
A Soldier's Heart on a Bleak November Frontier
A young third sergeant known as Little Jim is shot on a prairie trail by a bushwhacker. A tough loyalist woman nurses him through months of danger while assailants threaten from neutral territory. Thanksgiving brings reinforcements and a dramatic return. The story ends with rebuilding and mutual debts repaid.
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Little Jim
Jim
Ian
Daniel
Superstitions of Today Signs and Dreaded Omens
A compilation of folk beliefs about luck and misfortune. It lists omens such as a frog signaling gold, itching lips promising kisses, a full moon bringing luck, and various actions like walking under ladders, kissing a fool, or killing a spider predicting outcomes. It notes marriages, birthdays, and other events tied to luck.
Superstitions of Luck and Lucky Signs Across Daily Life
A collection of old beliefs links luck to small actions and signs. It cites joints cracking as kindness, misplacing socks for fortune, sneezing at noon for a stranger, and June or October as lucky wedding months. It also mentions amulets like a neck mark, rubbing a hunchback’s back for luck, and carrying a rabbit’s foot to ward off evil.
Durrant Reflects On Trial And Beliefs In SF
Theodore Durrant writes a life sketch and discusses his murder trial telling of church criticism and his mother’s comfort. He asserts innocence and quotes biblical passages while describing testimony given under cross examination and perceived prosecution tactics.
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Jim
San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Borpi
Lazarus
Jane
Hell
Kingdom of Heaven
Barnato alias Isaacs inspires New York theater chatter
The interview centers on Miss Alice Holbrook detailing Barney Barnato alias Bernard Isaacs. She describes his rise from humble beginnings in South Africa, his sister-in-law relation, wealth, and personality. Barnato is praised as a self made man and capable actor with a rumored love of lying for hours.
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Alice Holbrook
King of the Kaffirs
Barney Barnato
Miss Holbrook
Barney
London
South Africa
England
Law
Bernard Isaacs
Isaacs
Barnato
Johannesburg
Machias
Fannie
Barnates
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Uncle Dan
Uncle Daniel
Mary
Barney Biarrito
New York City
Mont Blanc