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Church scene ends in fainting and a widow’s risky romance
A chaotic incident at the church leaves many fainting but the widow survives to face a new suitor. She may repeat the dangerous game that nearly doomed Paul Pliant, as she moves on with a man who cannot say no.
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Paul Pliant and the Widow Wilfal in a Vanity Duel
In a comic tale from the Western Reserve Chronicle, Paul Pliant, known for saying yes to everything, becomes entangled with Widow Wilfal. His misguided frankness leads to a staged engagement, a duel, and a chaotic wedding that turns town gossip into a town spectacle.
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