A Romance of the Dexolate Region Chapter Seventeen
The tale follows a diver in a treasure hunt aboard a sunken ship. He descends in a heavy helmet with crew to recover gold, loses comrade Jim to drowning, and confronts despair before settling into a grim survival arc on a remote coast.
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Drift and Death at the Lake Shore
Born urges escape over the lake as a storm looms. The group deserts the wrecked Doblest and buries their unselfish friend on the green northern shore while fear and grief weigh on them.
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Fragments of Quips and Quarrels in Bright Irish Rhythm
A garbled collage of comic vignettes and flirtatious exchanges in an Irish tone. A maid and mistress, a flirtatious youth, a weary dinner guest, and a restaurateur’s joke mingle with verses and feigned distress. The readable pieces hint at light dialogue and social manners.
Second-Hand Wedding Ends in True Union
Jimmy Steer, a London ragged boy, befriends a hungry waif named Al’s outside Covent Garden. They marry in a church after a night of hardship, are rescued, and years later Jimmy learns Alice Graham in Canada is his long-lost wife. They reunite in Montcalm Street, Quebec, and return to life together with a fresh start.
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