Rival Fur Trader and Lovers Face Indian Magic Plot
At Sunset House in the Canadian north Jim Stuart in charge of a fur post rescues Aurore LeBlond after an overturned canoe. Stuart earns one year to prove himself as Paradis schemes to ruin him and the Indians refuse to trade. Stuart and Aurore confess love as schemes unfold.
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Sunset House
Jim Stuart
Omar
Aurore LeBlond
Stuart
Jim
Andrew Christie
Paradis
LeBlond
Aurore
Winnipeg
Esau
Jingwak
Pursuit for Esau Spurs Ojibwa Contact on Namegami
Jim and Omar press into the Namegami region to find Esau aided by Ojibwa contacts. They treat a sick woman under Ojibwa watch, weighing risk of exposure as they seek news from the Sturgeon country about Paradis and the missing man. Jinaw, an Ojibwa leader, warns of danger while the trio plans future steps in a tense hunt.
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Ti Mter
Oder
Jim
Stuart
Pipestone Lakes
Esau
Gouth
Paradis
Omar
Ho-Jo
Jinaw
Jdinan
Jingwak
Jinan
Wabenp
Fangs and treachery shape a night trap on the lake
Jim and Omar parley with Jinaw the Rattlesnake and win a wary alliance against Paradis. They plan to rescue Esau while Jinaw’s loyalties hang in balance as night shadows conceal two alleged hikers turning into assassins. The trap unfolds with a fatal ambush on Paradis’s envoy.
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Paradis
Sunset House
Jim
Omar
Jinaw
Few Recognized Beauty of Gettysburg Address
A 1865 Gettysburg address tale explains Lincoln wrote most of the speech before the dedication and faced doubts about its reception. Ward Hill Lamon recalls Lincoln’s belief the speech would fail, yet history shows it became immortal.
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Gettysburg Address
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Golden Book Magazine
Ward Hill Lamon
Salvage Rule Cited Over Stranded Ship Under Mexican Law
Under Mexican law a stranded or wrecked ship cannot be boarded for salvaging articles for individual gain as long as there are 26 lives aboard even if the item is only the ship's mascot.
Brief Summings Up by Lord Bramwell Court Scene
In a case lasting two weeks, Sir Ernest Wild favors a brief summing up so the barber on the jury can return by Saturday. Lord Bramwell asks do you call the defendant and, upon denial, urges the jury to consider their verdict. Another brisk Bramwell summing up ends with I shall case to you in eight words missed it.
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Ernest Wild
Lord Bramwell
Bramwell
Chester
Lessons From Genesis For Young Readers
This June lesson outline surveys Genesis themes from creation to Joseph. It links God’s sovereignty with human choices, friendship, and the consequences of sin, including Abraham, Lot, Isaac, Jacob, Esau, and Joseph.
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God
Abraham
Lot
Abram
Isaac
Joseph
Jacob
Egypt
Three Kinds of People
A fragment quotes a classic aphorism dividing people into willful doers, resistors, and those who cannot. It contrasts outcomes with each type, noting that the wills achieve, the won'ts oppose, and the cam'ts fail.
Stinging Tongue Costs Man His Life in Venom A Thought
A moral observation notes that insects that sting often die in the act, and extends the idea to a man who uses his tongue to spew hate, losing what he values more than life. The piece contrasts self destruction with the harm caused by venomous words.
Riddles From a Grandson About a House
A six year old Billy plays a riddle game with his grandmother. He first says "h" and she guesses house. When he repeats "h" she guesses house again but says not to repeat. Billy explains the first riddle was our house and the last was the house next door.
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Billy
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