The Girl a Horse and a Dog
Francis Lande weaves a melodramatic tale about Stanford Broughton pursing a long buried will. A brown haired blue eyed girl, a horse and a dog guide him to Crane Farming where Jeanie Twombly aids his quest. Complex loyalties unfold as Bullerton attempts a fortune and Branford falls for Jeanie amid danger and revelation.
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Stanford Broughton
Plebald
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Story
Bullerton
Atropia
Branford
Gog
Angela
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Marahal
Heasley
Cranebarming
Broughton
Hiram Twombly
Jeanie
Hiram
Stanford
Sranfor
Ming
Crnsader
Burdened by a mine dispute and sabotage fears
In a frontier tale, Stannie and Daddy Hiram wrestle with Charley Bullerton's money, a possible railroad link, and a sabotaged Cinnabar mine. Jeanie departs with Bullerton's party after a cryptic note, while Stannie discovers the deed to the mine vanishes, leaving ownership uncertain amid looming legal peril.
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Bam Hill
Charley Bullerton
Stannie
Adam
Tropia
Jasper
Bullerton
Te Ek
Daddy Hiram
Jeanie
Daddy
Neorest
Teady
Brea Mnat
Abe
Stunnie
Oret
Bullertan
Bellerton
Grandfather Jawper
Percy
Percy Hed Daubijens
China
Clunabar
Los
Daddy Hirim
Rus
Mae
Jan
Gaetan
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A garbled OCR line brief appears to reference chapters, names, dates, and places but yields no clear event. It mentions gift or gifting, and assorted proper nouns that are partly unreadable. The readable bits hint at a ceremonial or literary context without concrete actions or outcomes.
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Clanabar
Ballerton
Atrapla
Clbmalead
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