Tragedy At Knowlesworth Hall Deepens Murder Mystery
Dr Hopkins and Detective Inspector Foundes probe the death of Richard Goffe at Knowlesworth Hall. A puncture behind the ear suggests poison, not suicide, as clues include an open bedroom window and missing papers while Dunstan has fled Balwash. Urbano, the servant, speaks of loyal service.
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Sysshe
Max
Balwagh
Lady Bysshe
Edith
Dr. Hopkins
Dunstan
Peysshe
Roberts
Builer
Foundes
Goffe
Fogades
Balwash
Urbano
Mini
Ios
Agin
Dunstan Burbage
Inspector Foundes
Tam Dunstan Burbage
Burbage
Inquest Deepens as Dunstan Surrenders to Inspector Foundes
Detective Foundes questions Urbano and learns Burbage left Goffe’s room. Lady Bysshe fears publicity over a destroyed letter. Dunstan Burbage appears to surrender as the inquest nears, with post mortem citing Atropa Mandragora poisoning and questions about the killer and missing papers.
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Mr. Goffe
Urbano
Mr. Burbage
Lady Bysshe
Inspector Foundes
Foundes
Justin Marlow
Treasury
New Scotland Yard
Dunstan Burbage
Max
Richard Goffe
London
Atropa Mandragora
Crse
Justice Marlow
Spiteful Exchange Over a Well Rope
O Rourke warns to stop lowering him or he will cut the rope while Finnegan questions the motive. The dialogue suggests a tense confrontation with threats and resistance over being lowered into a well.
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O'Rourke
Finnegan
Littin
Misunderstood Him at Store Over Shirt Change
A shopper asks to exchange a shirt at a store counter. The floor walker directs him to the dressing room at the store end on the right, denying an immediate counter exchange.
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Mr. Wise
The Grip of the Machine and a Tramp’s Freedom
A factory worker nicknamed the gridiron of industry recalls dreaming of real life beyond the machine. Luella flees her rigid farm life, finds temporary freedom as a tramp, learns simple joys, and returns home transformed after a Fourth of July encounter that breaks the couple’s long-held rigid roles.
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Luella
Titania
Soue
Gruff Montone
Stephen
Hull
The Real Thing Tramp Says He Has No Home Ties
A sympathetic woman asks the tramp about home ties and he replies he has none. He notes only railroad ties connect him to anything resembling a home or roots.
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Luella
Moses
Canfield
Tim
Stephen
Tonella
Gypsy
Brave Thirteen
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Triumph
F. Molloy
Founder
Lady Whysshe
Count de Bric
Tese
Miss Coyne
Stephen Westly
Vin
Tuella
Liuella
Tig
Tian Eld
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