Englishman Rescues Damsel as Bandits Die in Naples Hills
Walter Randolph, an English traveler in Naples, is saved from an ambush by the lazzaroni Carlo. The setup reveals Fra Diavolo’s bandits capturing Randolph and a peasant girl revealed as Ninetta Castelli. Carlo inspires a counterattack leading to a dramatic rescue, arrest, and escape of Fra Diavolo, with Count Fialto implicated. Randolph weds Ninetta and returns to England with Carlo as his valet.
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Naples
Walter Randolph
Nistchlens Bay
Ita A
Brandol
Pratenion
Bogen
Rome
Ninetta Casstelli
Signor
Carlo
Alwa
Fiasto
Nina
Fiegeens
Pialto
Randolph
Ane
Lazsaroni
Ran R
Gufelleney
Vganilonen
Lascaroni
Cet
Signor Randolph
Euler Ted Serum Alison
Chevalier Colonna
Chevalier
Randol Gee
Manson
Chevalier Colonnal
Sola
Langingly
Dolph
Neles
Fea Diavolo
Curio
Matteo
Count Fialto
Fra Diavolo
Ninetta
Mazella
Ninetéa
Titian
Ara
Bis Atr
Ellen Mentoigh
Oto Ramia
Lassaroni
Ninetta Castelli
England
Lazzaroni
Caroni
Prisoner Trial Probed Over Money by Defense Counsel
Counsel for the prisoner questioned the principal witness, a young man, about the money involved. The witness said he had eight shillings in silver and a sovereign in gold, and stated he had seen King Edward once.
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Edward
Must Have Been Something to See Comic Exchange
A humorous fragment recalls a newlywed couple on honeymoon at a station called Sawyer. The porter shouts Sawyer causing the woman to cry out about blinds. Another tale has Pat the village lad joked with the vicar about temptation and a comic reply ending with the parson prompting a push.
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Sawyer
Mis Fate New Missionary and The Rescuer Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue features a missionary asking about a predecessor, a cannibal denying an interior trip, and a rescuer asking how someone fell. The Rensued replies that the aim was not to fall but to fish.