Henchard's Quiet Exit and Elizabeth Jane's Wedding
Henchard leaves Casterbridge to spare Elizabeth Jane a scene as Farfrae marries her. Newson reappears at the wedding. Henchard travels to Weydon Priors then hides in the Farfrae home before returning to see Elizabeth Jane only to reveal a bitter rift. He dies as Elizabeth Jane learns of his will requesting no fanfare or memory.
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America
Falmouth
Atlantic
Newfoundland
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Trenchard
Newson
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Mhenchard
Tucetta
Casterbridge
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Donald
Wenechard
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Farfrae
Kenchard
Jane
Parfrae
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Donald Tarfrae
Corn
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Richard Newson
Weydon Priors
Rlizabeth Jane
Martin
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Warfrae
Henehard
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Elizebeth Jane
Elson
Abel Elson
Michael Wenchand
Elizabeth Jane Farfrae
Michael Henchard
Dowin
Chattanooga
Soreal
Detroit Free Press
Gen. Lee
Metropolitan
Robert E. Lee
Judge Mackey
South Carolin
Lee
Grant
Petersburg
Washington Star
Return of Elson Seen From Casterbridge Roadside
Mr and Mrs Warfrae encounter a solitary laborer near a humble cottage while searching for Elson who has been absent for three weeks. Abel Nilson acknowledges the man and laments his rough kindness as Warfrae and Elizabeth Jane question the worker.
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Casterbridge
Elson
Elizabeth Jane
Farfrae
Parfrae
Abel Nilson
Warfrae
World's Largest Ranch in Texas Panhandle
The X I T ranch in the extreme northwest Texas Panhandle is claimed as the world’s largest, covering about 3,000,000 acres or five thousand square miles. It reportedly supports 120,000 cattle, 1,500 horses, and a calf crop of over 31,000 in 1897, with 125 men managing the operation.
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Rhode Island
Delaware
Panhandle
Texas
Ladies’ Home Journal
Connecticut
Austin
Charles B. Farwell
Chicago
X. I. T. Ranch
Seaport Father’s Christening Gaffe Draws Laughs in Church
A proud father in a seaport town’s church struggled as his newborn wriggled during baptism. The crowd tittered until a shipmate advised upending the infant, noting its head was below hatches. The moment underscored the humorous misfit of sea life and church ceremony.
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Jack
Soldiers at Home and Battleside Tales From Civil War Days
A Detroit Free Press reminiscence recalls foraging and camps life of soldiers, quirks of privates at Patti’s Detroit opera outing, a Civil War wagon trek to hospital, Lee’s humane conduct, and anecdotes from veterans. includes anecdotes of Capt. Walker and Grant era, plus cultural notes.
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H. W. Walker
Walker & Co
Detroit
McCook
Army of the Cumberland
Chickamauga
Walker
Gen. Rosecrans
Lookout Mountain
Garfield
Armstrong
Fourth Michigan Cavalry
Tennessee River
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