The Young Lady From Philadelphia and the West Wind
Miss Enid Maitland, a Philadelphia debutante of Bryn Mawr background, is encouraged by her Colorado kin to embrace western freedom. Her uncle Robert Maitland, a famous Denver cattleman and sheriff figure, pursues a match amid East Coast restraint and Westward charisma.
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Enid Maitland’s Western Courtship Unfolds in Colorado
Enid Maitland embraces a bold western romance with James Armstrong after her father Stephen Maitland resists western mingling. Robert Maitland extols western companionship and invites Enid to Denver and beyond while Enid’s staged journey toward mountain life begins with a day on the wagon trail and a fleeting, half fulfilled promise.
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The Game In The Mountains A Forbidden Kiss
Armstrong and Enid Maitland ride into the Colorado canon where a developing romance grows. After a swift gallop they pause atop a canyon road, he declares love and oversteps with a kiss, prompting her angry resistance and a warning of consequences. The scene ends as the tale promises to continue.
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