Roger Vanbrugh's Wife. Constance and Rene Meet in Paris
Madeline suspects Constance plans a secret meeting with Count de Marsac in a Paris shop. Rene, once Oscar Despard's ally, recognizes Madeline as Despard’s daughter. Constance defends her past while tension rises over loyalties, deceit, and hidden motives among the trio.
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Abe
Constance
Madeline
Conestance
Miss Joyce
Madeling
Westbourne House
Uke
Count de Marsac
Rene
Miss Esler
Paris
da Marsac
guanhDate
Oscar Despard
Constance Esler
Maraline
Toy Father
M. de Marsac
Keno
Mr Despard
Ben
Mateline
Hidden plans and a threatened betrothal at Esler manor
Madeline resists a secret betrothal plot led by Constance and De Marsac as they scheme to wed at a registrar. The trio stalls at Mrs Gervase's, with Madeline warning of exposure if actions unfold, while Constance hides the truth from Miss Joyce and the others. Madeline faces moral peril, fear, and stern schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sobon
Conetahes
Madeline
Sweetiene
Constance
Misa Joyce
Ethel
de Marsac
Wong
DeMarcac
de Maraue
Gol. Vanbrugh
Lady Esler
Rain
Roger Vanbrugh
Schipol
Despard
Constancé
Mis. Gervase
Consianee
Madeline Despard
M. de Marsac
Macine
Conglance
Mrs. Gervase
Mrs. Garvase
Madeliine Despard
Madéline
Miss Joyce
Bobby
Mise Joyce
Contained quarrel ends with taunts in overheard room
In a heated exchange Madeline exits the room while Constance derides her as a fool for her patua. The clash ends with a scornful line and the scene closes with the phrase To He Continued.
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Madeline
Constance
Piracy Persists in Asia Amid Old and Modern Tactics
Pall Mall Gazette notes piracy declined in the Malay peninsula since two decades ago but remains by Perak Salangore and Rambow. In Amoy and Canton, pirates adapt, using spies, precise timing, and safe waters to strike cargo ships while avoiding gunboats, with better disposal of loot and fewer brutal acts today.
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Malay Peninsula
Perak
Salangore
Rambow
Saya
Pall Mall
China
Buccancere
Amoy
Canton
Ely
Tyngan
Law and Order
Diplomatic Talks and Witty Exchanges Spark Civic Banter
A collage of quips from old newspapers features rural dialect on diplomacy and life. Mrs Corntossel questions diplomacy while a man explains it as never getting what you want. A Boston Peabody fragment mocks life with a hidden image of a woman’s fear. A cheerful citizen praises labor while a logger laments a quiet woodpile.
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Josiar
Boston Peat
Slnninker
Bire
Cincinnat! Enquirer
Notable Figures Report Mixed Tastes and Travels
Kalver Wilhelm favors a kirchwaeser and American whigky blend while Dean Farrar is described as a clerical attache to telopera squads bound for the Holy Land. Ex-Empress Eugenie shows eccentric tastes provoking questions about sanity. Jules Simon remains vigorous at 82, Kaiser's year details show 159 days abroad with 52 hunting days and 33 days in official calls across Europe.
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Kalver Wilhelm
Kirchwaeser
Dean Farrar
Holy Land
Pergol
John Goldsberry
Frankfort
Ind
Ray
Eugenies
Jules Simon
Kaiser Wilhelm
Berlin
Potsdam
Austria
Sweden
England
Oldenburg
Friedricheruh
Weimar
Szehlen
Darmstadt
Carlsruhe
Senator Hill Studies Shakespeare for Senate Wit
Senator Hill spends leisure time in study of William Shakespeare while colleagues attend social amusements. This literary focus provides refined, rational recreation and furnishes quotable passages for use in the senate chamber, aiding his retort in debates.
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Hill
Congress
William Shakespeare
Senate
Diplomat Curtin and Napoleon Meet in London Visit
The Philadelphia Times reports on former governor Curtin while serving as United States minister to Russia, visiting London during a holiday. Napoleon Bonaparte's private audience with Curtin reveals suspicions about Russian influence and Curtin’s discreet handling of questions about Gortschakoff.
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Gortschakoff
Napoleon
France
Europe
United States
London
Chevalier Wyckef
Curlin
Chiselhurst
Chinethurst
Mr. Curtin
Chevalier Wycaoll
Wyckoff
Russi
Boneperte
Lamayre
Prince Gortschakoff
Curtin
Prince Gartechakof
St. Petersburg
Petereburg
Pound
Gortachakov
Gortechakoff
Chevalier Wyckoff
Captain Grey Noted By Queen Before Capture In Bechuanaland
Captain R. Grey, an Englian prisoner in Pretoria, was honored the day of his capture. The queen conferred upon him as an ordinary member of a prestigious order, for relinquishing the appointment of lieutenant colonel commandant of the British Bechuanaland border police.
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R. Grey
Pretoria Jal
St. Michanl and St. George
Raleigh Grey
Bechuanaland
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Adeline Sergeant
Marsuc
Rose
Thay
Nave
Congtance
Ai Gervase
Madeing
Count de Marake
Lancelot
Reye
Gomebods
Miarry M. de. Starsac
Constanee
Bladeline
Determrriage
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