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From the Kew Fork Poverty and Beardsley tale
In a Saturday excursion narrative from Jim Sobuck, a Mohegan named Sobuck, captured at New York, recounts the 1779 Connecticut campaign. Beardsley, an American captive, endures harsh confinement, encounters Mrs Grant at a social event, and battles romantic entanglements with Major Grant’s jealousy. The tale blends hunting, fishing reminiscence, and wartime drama with Beardsley’s uneasy passage toward possible resolution and escape.
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Dal
Plodde
Johnson
Sobuck
Apyroe
New England
Maud
T Bateston
Charles’ Faland
Mitford Poin
Fara
Sobuok
Tryon
Connecticut
Putnam
Reading
New York
Clinton
Beardstey
Jim Sobuck
Beardsley
Gates
Burgoyne
Jim
Leslie
Gen. Tryon
Bridgewell
Lestie
Aoftenet
Broadway
Lady Howe
Thateoa
Luna
Mra Grant
Bosband
Lugard
Beardaley
Boston
Miss Dupont
Lyox
Ead Beardstey
Misa Dupont
Mrs. Grant
Beauty
Yaokes
England
Old England
Indy
Bers
Emus
Traldom
Lady Howe's
Maior Grant
Grant
Policenpan
Big Sister
Beardsteyn
Mra
Ira
la Fayrte
West Chester
Beardeley
Major
Capt
Susan
Beards
Ifly
Edwards
Lmay
Aoma
Cal Whiting
Maji'Grgot
Bineott Ee