The Last Frontier Opens with Necia at Yukon Post
In Alaska's Yukon, trader Old Man Gale watches as the fort becomes a law shelter under Lieutenant Burrell. Necia, his daughter, returns with news of Dawson and the growing influx, while Burrell contemplates authority and attraction in a remote, tense frontier town.
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Alaska
Necia
Gale
Stark
Runnion
No Creek
Flambeau
Yukon
Constantine
Father Barnum
Esuch
Koyukuk
Poleon
Dawson
Burre
Kentucky
Ife
Canadian Mounted Police
Burrell
Lake le Barge
States
Burrells
Meade Furrell
Frankfort
Lee
Washington
Meades
San Francisco
Miss Necta
Molly Gale
John
The Real Count of Monte Cristo Ends in Jail Death
A Paris cobbler Francois Picaud lies to vengeance in France's 1807 to 1814 turmoil. Bewitched by a Milanese priest’s fortune, he enacts a brutal vendetta after escaping prison. He lures former betrayers to a quarry and carries out a deadly retribution before being killed.
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Alexandre Dumas
Monte Cristo
France
Napoleon
Francois Picaud
Paris
Marguerite Vigoureux
Amsterdam
Picaud
Italy
Ficaud
Louvain
Loupain
Guilhem Solari
Gervais Chaubard
Chaubard
Seine
Tuileries Gardens
Solari
Baldini
Hell
Perdition
Baldiik
Antoine Allut
Picand
Bookmano
Quotations Reveal Grim Reactions From Cleveland Leader
The Cleveland Leader quotes grim remarks after a disaster noting a lone survivor and anxious judgments on the event. The dialogue captures public fear and dismay amid a tragedy.
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Cleveland
Do You Believe in the Superhuman? A Wry Quote Collection
A Chicago Record-Herald line pairs a bemused question with a confession about lost belief in the superhuman after marriage. The fragment contrasts romantic bravado with a weary observation on burden and partnership.
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Chicago Record- Herald
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