Murder on Board Aboard a Ship of Pirates
Geoffrey Carlyle and Mistress Dorothy confront a mid voyage threat as an intruder breaks into their stateroom. Carlyle kills the attacker, later revealed to be a half breed Indian, and contemplates disposal of the body through a porthole while planning further evasive actions against Ketada and the mutinous crew. The scene ends with Carlyle slipping back to his cabin as danger looms.
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Bentaday
Ketada
Rey
Uae
Oly Heatuda
Geoffry Carlyle
Hve
Dorothy
Ceoffry Carlyle
Geoffry Garlye
Walrax
Opsiad
Amin
Letthius
Nan
Estada
Fle
Rall
Wstuda
Iput
Blood Stains On a Knife Sparking Mutiny Suspicion
On the ship's aftermath of a murder, the narrator discovers a bloodstained knife and fears a conspiracy. He debates approaching Estada and considers the Spaniard's possible fate as dawn reveals a tense search for answers aboard the vessel. Amada hints at silence from Estada as LeVere contemplates moving below.
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Dorothy
Santhez
Mstadu
LeVere
Watkins
Megro
Senor Estada
Amada
le Vere
Senor LeVere
Senor
Aboard the Namur the mutiny plot unfolds and a daring stratagem
In a dawn scene aboard the Namur Estada lies slain with three knife wounds. Senor LeVere and the narrator plot a desperate plan to seize Manuel Estevan, cage buccaneers below deck, and force a mutiny from the crew. They aim to steer the ship to Porto Grande with fortune and power in reach.
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Estada
le Vere
Senor LeVere
LeVere
Senor
Manuel Estevan
Manuel
Watkins
Cochose
Porto Grande
Namur
Sanchez
Estevan
Senor Sanchez
Francois
Manuel Mstevan
Polka's Harsh Threads Across Time
A fragmentary notice traces Polka's rise from Bohemian and Polish roots to adoption in Europe and America. It notes fashion uses from Polka hats to dresses and shoes, with references to 19th century steps and the term Polak inspiring the dance name.
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Europe
Polk
Polka
Eminine
Polak
James K. Ing
America
Wpolk
On a Commercial Basis
Gerald gave his grandmother a birthday gift and she promised a nickel for himself. The boy replied that the present cost 15 cents, highlighting a humorous cost misunderstanding.
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Gerald
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