Beatrice Clauson Faces a Custody Dilemma at Hazlewood
In a Victorian moral drama at Hazlewood House, Beatrice Clauson resists returning the foundling son of pork purveyor Mr. Rawlings, while her uncles Horace and Herbert Talbert struggle with legal threats and social pressure. A letter from Blackett and Wilgea confirms a possible habeas action, prompting Beatrice to plan a private escape to Blacktown to challenge the claim and safeguard the boy.
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Hazlswood House
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Horace
Miss Clauson
Christ
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Oakbury
Sir Maingay
London
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Paddington
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Miss Clenson
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Gray Straet
Josie Kateman
England
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Talewood House
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Talbert Wene
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Herberta
Guy Dear
Morace
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Tos
Harbert
Horaco
Ageha
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Talberis
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Misa Clauson
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Texlay
Sybranus Mardle
Mr. Morily
Morilly
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Mr. Mordis
Miss Clausen
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Clausen
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