German frontier drama in a tense carriage chase
In a continuing chapter Janet, Allen, and Tommy face German authorities as their convoy travels through woods to a mountain frontier. The group debates passports, roles, and an improvised marriage claim while a crafty chauffeur performs loyalties and Calypso preserves order amid comic tensions.
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Allen
Tonany
Tommy
Colonel Heard
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Mrs. Heard
Shapy Simpson
Collins
A. D
Tormy
Grates Toy
Janet Church
Mia
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League For Establishing World Peace
the Unity of Christian Churches
Tommy W
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Jane
Tyntat
Coling
Monte Carlo
Henry
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Calynse
Torkmy
Garmans
Jaraelitiah
Jehu
Fragmentary tale fragment with Tystrian brigand character
The readable text hints at a Tystrian brigand named auffeyr and a female driver linked to traffic in a heavenly locale. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or connections to a fuller story.
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Auffeyr
Echamie
Ancient Oxford and its old world charm
The piece extols Oxford as the ancient English university town with its historic charm. It notes Oxford university as a federation of about 20 colleges linked in a league, with Christ Church as the largest building. It mentions 13th century origins and worn stone steps replaced by generations of students.
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Oxford
Wuglish
Oxford University
Batlel
Christ Church College
Fall Hats Return With New Crepe and Futuristic Trim
Fall hats make their bow as heavy crepe coats gain favor and cottage girls prep for school. Styles range from soft felt to jeweled trims, with futuristic, quilt-like decorations inspired by an international arts expo.
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Parla
Moana
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Taleville Woman
Mrs Agnes WionaLt of Taleville New York reports relief after childbirth from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes prior bladder inflammation and displacement, says the tonic helped her feel better and would not be without it, and notes availability through druggists.
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Taleville
New York
Henvy
Lenin
Liverpool
Eng—_—- land
Lydia
Pinkham
Chad
Brockville
Canada
Innes
Agnus WionaLt
Lydia EB
Simple Life in a Tietel Town
A rough, misread tale describes Tom Cane Mary Dnul living in a tired house, with mention of rents, a sleeveteas incident, and an evening at the dining room. Mary speaks of readiness to wear old clothes and prepare for an appearance, while other characters discuss a future gesture.
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Tom Cane
Mary Dnul
Urey
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