Punder's Exit Sparks Fear of Retribution
In the ongoing chapter, Punder leaves after Ernest challenges him to stay or go. The Earl and Rosa discuss the threat Punder poses, noting his ruthless nature and obsession with getting his own way. They fear his return and whether they can confront such a powerful foe.
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Punder
Ernest
Rosa
Rossa
Earl
Dreaming Castle and Family Ties Unfold in Domestic Sequences
Ernest Bingley awakens in his own studio after five days as master of a dreamlike demesne. The Earl and Rosa debate threats from a potential foe while Crump fears impending trouble. Domestic servants Crump and Mrs Featherby discuss psychic hints and past losses as tensions rise.
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Ernest Bingley
Somersetshire
Lady Rosa
Ernest
Crump
Mrs. Featherby
Mr. Crump
Mr. F
Idle Household Faces Suspect Millionaire in Domestic Tensions
In a tense parlor exchange Crump suspects a quiet American guest of hidden wealth and dubious aims while Mrs Featherby probes loyalties and social boundaries. Ernest lurks in the background as Crump conducts a discreet tour of the estate. About 29,000,000 cotton spindles were in operation in the United States in 1936.
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Punder
Stanley
Crump
Haddock
Mrs. Featherby
Featherby
United States
Mulock recalls gold transport in old two-horse cab
Sir William Mulock, former chief justice of Ontario, recounts at Dominion Bank holders meeting how he and manager Bethune carried $100,000 in gold in a rickety two-horse cab to enable the bank to issue its own notes. He bought the first two four-dollar bills as a memorial.
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William Mulock
Toronto
Supreme Court of Ontario
Dominion Bank
Sir William
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