Death-Sign of the Private War of Vengeance
In 1914 Louis Joseph Vance novel excerpt, Seneca Trine pursues a deadly vendetta after a crippling accident. Alan Law loves Rose and Judith as they try to escape Trine with Tom Barcus. A dramatic moment reveals a trey of hearts signaling doom.
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Seneca Trine
Alan Law
Trine
Criple
Alan
Jane
Rose
Judith
Tom Barcus
Marrophat
The Last Warning in Mesquite
In violet dusk a crippled passenger in a car arrives in Mesquite with Seneca Trine and two strangers. The town greets them as Marrophat and Jimmy celebrate, a playing card is tossed from the window, and dawn brings four weary strangers seeking shelter at the Mountain house.
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Mesquite
Trine
Ake
Mountain House
Marrophat
Jimmy
Seneca Trine
Mr. Trine
Fate
Flight Through Mesquite Mountain Chase Ends in Narrow Escape
Alan Law Rose and Barcus flee pursued by Marrophat and Jimmy after a wrecked car chase. A risky motorcycle clash forces Alan to jump and shield Rose as a high speed pursuit ends with both parties shaken but unhurt, while the killer car closes in.
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Rose
Alan Law
Marrophat
Jimmy
Tom
Mr. Barcus
Alan
Sharp
Trine
Barcus
Mesquite
Judith
Seneca Trine
F. O. B. Detroit
Trie
Sacrifice and Escape on the Canyon Climb
Alan and Judith ride a perilous cliff ascent to escape pursuers as Barcus and Rose lash a rope rescue. Judith sacrifices her weight to save Alan, Miners arrive and rescue, but a pursuing car ends in a fatal plunge over the cliff.
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Pathy
Alan
Judith
Rose
Hareus
Mr. Marrophat
Barcus
Trevidereen
Jan
Narcus
Heaven
Jimmy
Seneca Trine
Quote by Hennypeck on pleasing women
The speaker, Mr Hennypeck, quips that no man can please all women all the time and that if he pleases any woman any time he is almost a genius. The remark reflects social attitudes of the era and satire in Puck.
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Hennypeck
Puck
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