Troublesome Girl Chapter VI Continues
Nell and Colonel Dalrymple spar over love, friendship, and Dartford as they walk home. He confronts her about correspondence with a suitor and her refusals to curb his freedom, while she taunts him and asserts independence and loyalty to her music and friends.
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Paris
Colonel Dalrymple
Tam
Besmise
Deperc
Ticky
Mivry
Lorendis
Leldeve
Timate
Teddy
Dicky
Mary
Afton
Rays Dalrymple
Slowie
Uae
Nell
Jess
John Amory
Hiro
Sylvester
Dalrymple
Pall Mall
A Fresh Element In the Fairfax Circle
A scene at a quiet gathering centers on Miss Fairfax and her violin as Dalrymple watches, while Lord Carbyne sighs with contentment at the music. Eleanor chaffs Mary Sylvester and Mrs Mountby Maugre jokes about the name Sarah, amid sly whispers about Dartford and a suitor who moves to foil Miss Fairfax’s romantic hopes.
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Lord Carbyne
Dalrymple
Dartford
Miss Fairfax
Mary Sylvester
Miss Sylvester
Eleanor
Sally
Mrs. Mountby-Maugre
Sarah
Deer That Chased Turkeys Stuns Arkansas Hunter
In Arkansas, a hunter encounters a three point buck that charges a flock of turkeys, driving off several birds before circling back and pursuing the hunter while making a louder, unfamiliar noise than a whitetail. The incident, recounted from Forest and Stream, ends with a near shot as the buck pauses at eighty yards.
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Arkansas
Winchester
Geer
Avignon Papal Palace Restored as Military Barracks
A lengthy historical survey notes Avignon’s papal palace built in the 14th century, its conversion into a French military barracks, and proposals to house Vatican treasures there. It recounts popes' exile from Rome, notable architects, and the palace’s grand facade, towers, and frescoes, with notes on Jeanne of Naples and the palace’s later role.
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Department of Vaucluse
Rome
Papal
Avignon
St. Peter
Eternal City
Spain
England
United States
Vatican
Constantine
Provence
Vaucluse
Petrarch
Benedict XII
John XXII
Clement V
St. Benzenet Bridge
Tifori
Orange
Villeneuve
San Angelo
St. Peter’s
Bertrand de Guesclin
France
Papal Palace
Philip le Bel
Philippe de Bourbon
Benedict XI
Philip
College of Cardinals
Bordeaux
St. Jean d’Angely
Boniface VIII
Lyons
Orsino
Peitro Obriera
Pope John
Clement VI
Giotto
Taddeo
Gaddi
Giovanni da Milano
Firenze
Spiullo Aretino
Simone Memmi
Memmi
St. George
Laura
Virgin
Jeanne
Naples
Sicily
Mary Stuart
Innocent VI
Urban V
Gregory III
L’etrarch
Gregory XI
Holy City
Sinous
Castle Hill
Chicago Times
St. Benedict
Clement VII
Benedict XIII
Marie de Medicis
Henry IV
Sophomore Pranks Sparked at Lake Forest College
A report from Lake Forest College recounts a prank war where sophomores attempted to blanket, feed, and lull freshmen with songs as they pursued conquest across dormitory halls. The freshmen countered with urgency, subduing several sophomores in a bold rear attack as canned milk and songs echoed through the corridor.
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Lake Forest College
Buffalo Courier
Attack on Chinese man rattles Fifth Street crowd
A lone Chinese man walking near Buttonwood on Fifth Street was harassed by Sunday school boys who shouted insults and then pelted him with sticks and stones, chasing him for several blocks. The incident details include verbal abuse and projectiles landing near his face.
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China
Fifth Street
Buttonwood
Chinee
Bold wedding gift scheme nets lavish feasts in metropolis
An entrepreneur loans a $1000 note to the bride’s father and displays it among wedding gifts to spur imitation. A detective watches the prized instrument, which is returned with a commission after its influence wanes. The tactic is likened to hiring dancing youths at parties.
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York Advertiser
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Neel
Agarn
Mcfarlane
Pin
Lord Dartford
LT See
Ascot
Staines
Scotchmar
Rose House
Alps
Catherine of Siena
Italy
Philadelphia Record
Hamlin
Hamlin Garland
Washington
Charles Dickens
Mr. Garland
Beau Brummell
Chicago
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