Big Town Round Up In Masten Chapter XV Continued
In a seedy gambling den called the Omnium club a western party maneuvers through wary guards and a tense night. Bromfield, Clay, and Durand confront danger as a police raid erupts leaving Sim Jim dead and Clay facing grave charges.
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Arrest in a Gambling House Trial Threatens Clay Lindsay
Bee Whitford and her father rush to confront Bromfield after learning that Clay Lindsay is accused of murder. Clarendon Bromfield, shaken to the core, reveals his presence at Mad dock’s and the shooting he heard, while Beatrice insists on truth and readiness to defend Clay, urging Bromfield to testify. The dramatic turn leaves Clay’s fate hinging on forthcoming police action and Bromfield’s courage.
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Clay
Canfield
Bromfield
Carda
Eilhdany
Juarcaz
Calexico
Watc
Ifo
Bromfeld
Lindsay
Durant
Durand
Clarendon Tromflen
Derand
Clarenton
Thurand
Dave
Tromscia
Pantic
Tridgey
Sim
Jim
Gortha Cave
Bromfert
Lindeny
Big Dave
Collins
Rags
Plain Mothes
Lngt
Tring Bromfield
Beatrice
Hilta
Bee
Colin Whitford
Tye
Treelon
Jim Collings
Whitford
Clay Coul
New York
Beatrica
Ler
Marlem
Johnole
Johnvale
Kitty
Johnnie
Mise Whitford
Cipy
Johanie
Arizona
Cintention
Ree
Te-waather
Clarendon
Clay Lindsay
Maddock’s
Clory
Clary
Pye
Maddock's
Guory
Misa Whitford
Blu
Niles
Collause
Mr. Bromfield
Tim
Matdock’s
Stim Jim Colling
Arcept
Hae
Clayla
Willford
Rbromield
Bromeld
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First Use of Term Yankee Traced to Burghers of New Amsterdam
Bom baugh notes the etymology of Yankee as applied by the burghers of New Amsterdam to invaders from Oop tleut. The Dutch frontier term linked to snarling and quarrel, revealing early regional labels and linguistic roots.
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