Knightly mêlée on pirate ship erupts in bloody deck clash
Sir Oliver Buttesthorn leads men-at-arms down from the forecastle as Sir Nigel and allies pour from the poop to charge pirates. Hordle John shatters a mace, Norman pirates falter, and Spade-beard fights grimly. The anchor and archers renew fire as the struggle shifts along the deck and galley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Buttesthorn
Nigel
Simon
Aylward
John
Spade-beard
Bir
Alleyne
Umea
Sir Olver
Spadebeard
Aytwanl
Pack
George
Ford
Terlake
Terrake
Hordle John
Big John
Red Cross
Bimon
Goodwin Hawtayns
Atherton
St Paul
Witherton
Edricson
Alleyn
Aytward
Praman
Maaster Terlake
Knight
Axtwarn
Battle Aboard Cog as Genoese Fight Ends in Surrender
In a brutal shipboard clash, Ford and Alleyne leap between vessels while Sir Nigel commands retreat. Genoese oars flood the side as the cog closes the gap and their leader falls. The fight ends with captives and survivors, and a rogue pirate rusher meets a swift end.
Nigel Loring Returns to Bordeaux Amid Honor and Resolve
Sir Nigel Loring and companions reach Bordeaux after a weary voyage. In the harbor a sense of pride and destiny grows as Loring, donning a black patch over his eye, pledges reverent tribute to his lady and sacred oath. Aylward offers aid, while Sir Oliver and the others prepare for the forthcoming ordeal at the gate of honor.
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Nigel Loring
Bordeaux
Alleyne
Boata
Ifasen
England
London
Aylward
Wilverly Chase
Bordeau
Alleyna
Mongar
Nigel
Oliver
Knight
Knighty
Aquires
Tye
Path of honor and a quarrel at the watergate
Sir Oliver and Nigel ride through watergate after a vow to Spain and a debate over honor. The exchange taxes wit and mentions blind love for a fly, a deer with a smoking dich, and hints at a sinister path before the tale continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Nigel
Oliver
Watergate
Cadsund
Treth
Oliver Buttesthorn
Ite
Stortly
Sir Oliver
Preacher Catches Girls Flirting at Jersey City Church
At St. John's Episcopal Church a rector accuses two young women of giggling and flirting with a group of boys during a sermon. The church bulletin reports the scene while parishioners debate the boys' supposed disinterest and the proper response, with varied opinions on chivalry and decorum.
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Jersey City
N. J
St. John's Episcopal Church
Preacher Chased Bunco Man in Trenton March 31
Rev James Howard pastor of Central Methodist chased a bunco man for two miles through the streets in Trenton claiming the man had conned Mrs Mary Rise. The pursuer shed his coat to throw off the suspect and parishioners mistook him for crazy as the con artist escaped.
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Trenton
N. 3
James
Howard
Central Methodist Church
Mary Rise
Howard Hat
Kise
Corner for Women and Home Tips from a Vintage Page
A collage of household advice and fashion blurbs features a man author recalling marble games with children, descriptions of a pale blue gown and a blue landowe bonnet, and practical tips on safe, orderly house cleaning. Also includes a thought on frugality and a Chesterfield quote.
Bureau Drawer Cleaning Instructions Fragment
The guide advises starting with the top drawer and turning everything out. Lay aside worn or soiled ribbons collars and bits of lace. Clean or destroy items past usefulness during housecleaning.
Men's Shirts Inspire Spring Fashion Confidence
The article notes that spring fashion embraces variety in shirts with new confidence. White and blue and white fabrics lead, while flannel cheviot and madras fabrics in white or color ground with square colored cards offer fresh patterns to break the monotony of stripes and figures. Urban men show growing interest in these styles for spring neglects past monotony.
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Hola
Petit
Miles
Nerges
A. W. Gebhart
Associated Charities
Park Bt
Dayton
Rugeiet
Preacher
Dr. Galdwall
Dr. Galdwell
Star Store
Port Arthur
Cincinnat! Tribune
Helten Back
Doug
Chesterfield
Iotiana
Pennsylvania Street
R. Adam
Hotel Cadillac Management
Broadway
N.Y, l
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