Dupont and Madeleine Escape From a Murder Plot on Ice
Hilary Askew fights for his life aboard a lumber schooner while Madeleine tries to save him from Dupont and Brousseau who plot to murder him. Pierre and Leblanc pursue violence as the ship drifts toward the ice field with a tragic ending looming.
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Dupont
Brousseau
Captain Dupont
Hilary
Quebec
Brousseau Sharp
Monsieur
Lafe Connell
Lafe
Madeleine
Ali
Drouin
Lachanes
Georges Martin
Marie
Pierre
Maurie
Mademoiselle
St. Boniface
Leblanc
Mandéleine
Monsieur Askew
Jin
St. Lawrence
Sim
Dubtless
Vilary
Knive
Tye
Morris
Ste. Anne
Huslary
Father Lucien Arrives and Shapes His Fate
Father Lucien, fond of Hilary, struggles with exile, village mockery, and possible transfer. He studies single stick exercises, crafts a singlestick, and strengthens his health while secretly training in solitude. The tale shifts as Hilary remains hidden and Ste Marie lingers unresolved.
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Father Lucien
Hilary
Ste. Marie
St. Boniface
Quebec
Father Taucien
Nell Gwyn and Her Enduring London Charity
Nell Gwyn, orange seller at the Theater Royal, earned top London society’s regard through her humor and generosity despite illiteracy. Burnet and Evelyn record Charles II’s quip on his deathbed, "Let not poor Nelly starve," reflecting her lasting esteem and affection among the people.
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Nell Gwyn
Nell
Theater Royal
London
Burnet
Evelyn
Charles II
Nelly
England
Earth shines light on Moon and Moonshine observed
The Sun lights the Earth and Moon which reflect light back and forth. Earth shine can be seen on the Moon’s dark side under favorable conditions.
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Earth
Moon
Won’t Sweeten Coffee
A short quip from the Boston Transcript notes that adversity has benefits in saying but rejects applying them to coffee as a matter of preference and sentiment.
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Boston Transcript
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