Pamela Thornleigh and Sir Jeremy Coll arson Chase
Sir Jeremy Cole pursues Pamela Thornleigh, a seventeen or eighteen year old ward, after she runs away with Cyril Redington amid Brighton and a hotel stay. Catherine Hathorne joins the pursuit while Miss Grugeon and Dr Bottomley coordinate, and Pamela’s fate unfolds as Redington’s movements around Salisbury are tracked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremy Cole
Brighton Aquarium
Marine Parade
Jeremy
India
Miss Hathorne
Catherine
Cathac
London
Grandison Street
Calcutta
Hove
England
Thornleigh
Eaver
Pamela
Brighton
Pamele
Creamery
Mrs. Temperley
Predecrick
Whiteborough
Frederick
Joan
Tameo
Abe
Mra
Termperley
Alhambraim
Weat
Theresa
Pamela ‘Thornlaigh
Ander
Misa Grogeon
Miss Grugeon
Misa Grugeao
Hod
Misa Grugeon
Sir Jeremy
Pamela Thornleigh
Gertrude Redington
Mrs. Redington
Piccadilly
Gertrude
Mr. Redington
Botttomley
Cyril Redington
Lancaster
Dr. Bottomley
Mr. Hedington
Salisbury
Bottomley
Tom
Hilde
Mima Grugeon
Relington
Aew
Shoreham Station
Hilda
Doctor Bottomley
Tureday
Catherine Hathorne
Jeremy Cola
Mar
Pedington
Tiewatch
Rascal
Mrs. Temperiey
Redingtons
Cyril
Miss Grogeon
Hilda Grogeon
Mra. Temperley
Lancaster Hotel
Reddington
Galisbury
Redington
Westhurst
Mims Hathorne
Gay
Weathurst
Armall
Three Cups
Mise Thornleigh
Cole
Jeremy Cols
Miss Grugcot
Alven
Mr. Thornleigh
Coriathas
Mela
Cyril An
Mina Grugeon
Polo
Eangermess
Humorous Fragments From a Train Car and Street Corner
A string of light vignettes and misheard exchanges unfolds aboard a sleeping car and on city streets. Jokes about tongues and travel mix with quick quips from Auntie and Anabelle, a taxi driver tale, a dogged magistrate, and a zoo visit where sailors charm a French officer with a blunt West Country remark.
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Zoo
Lion House
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Thomas Cobb
Veronica
Eri
Mies Grugeon
Cass
Stanion
Eame
Miiowen
Coba
Johony
Deddy
Auntie
Gerril
Anabelle
Westimingter Cathedral
Amercan
Clake
Senorita
Donatello
Little Mugford
Mr. Isaaca
Mr. Isaace
Mr. Isaacs
Eaaca
Solomons
Bolomoss
Issacs
Ewe