Graettinger During the Gold Rush tale continues
In Fox Lake last summer a Graettinger dance follows a 26 to 24 baseball win by Imogen over Guckeen. The narrator recalls a barber named Tom from Graettinger and a European buying trip with Dick, ending with Tom misreading a duel card in Paris and being ousted from the Ruful Risque hotel as the tale resumes.
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Guckeen
California
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Paulsen
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Harry
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Golkellin
Cherbourg
France
Sea Port
Rock Island
Paris
Main Street
Art
Court House Square
Frenchiaun
Lom
Jean
Worth While And Can He Grow Corn On The Ear
A reflective meditation contrasts virtue tested by trouble with easy pleasantries and prudence. It questions physical variations and asks humorous, surreal questions about human anatomy as a playful exploration of knowledge and growth.
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Earth
Nol
Old Mose and the chorus ladies in a tale of pride
A rustic tale opens with Mose pondering attending a chorus, while his wife scolds his plans for vanity. A farmer seeks to wow his wife Eliza by shedding an old suit and losing the new clothes in transit. A Jersey charities dispute features a mother defending her son and a misread label on Angelo Caruso’s car.
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Mose
Mandy
Tsegwine
Eliza
New Jersey Charities Association
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