Polly Will Go Home With Jim After Youth and Love
Polly wrestles with memory and duty while Jim returns from the circus. Douglas hopes Polly will stay, but Strong warns of public judgment. Polly declares her intent to return with Jim, seeking a quiet life away from the parsonage and circus glare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby
Jim
Bingo
Jin
Barker
Polly
Harker
Wakefield
Poll
Douglas
Strong
Elverson
Feller
Tie
Fragmentary dialogue from Wake town scene with Barker
A pasted OCR fragment shows a tense exchange between a woman and a man in Wake, mentioning Barker and "the boys." The text cuts off with interrupted speech and a rising emotional tone, leaving the surrounding setting and full context unclear.
Circus Dream Breaks In A Night Runaway Plan
Polly declares she will run away to the circus with Jim, resisting Douglas's protests and the deacons. She longs for music, clowns, and the ring, insisting she must return to those who knew her first, despite his pleas and the pastor’s wary gaze. The scene ends with Polly fleeing toward the circus, promising to return to town later.
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Douglas
Polly
Mandy
Vnp
Willoughby
Uke
Hasty
War
Jim
Miss Perkins
Wiloughby
Tula
Jim Jong
Jill
Strong
Deacon
Eiveus
Jin
Tim
Aswer Douglas
Walt
Iim
Gyard
Barker
Ting
Ling
Bella
Bin
Circe
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Margaret Mayo
Dodd, Mead and Company
Chapthr XI
Detedn
Asten
Chtets
Mr. Douglas
Mr. Strong
Ello
Pennsylvania
Waverly
Joe Mazza
P.O. Box
Homer City
Syracuse
Indiazia, Pa
Ofex
W. W. Brilhart & Son Jewelers
Opticians
Peoples’ Insurance Agency Savings and Trust
Allwin
Aluwin
H. H. Steving
Indiana
Mighty Monarch of All Carnival Organization
Errimac and
Monitor
Olnetto’s
Royal Italian Band
Howard Piano
L. Pattison Co
L. Pattison Company
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