Kitty Ray Gains Love And Fortune In New York
A penniless, cold, and hungry Kitty Ray wanders streets seeking shelter after leaving her aunt’s house. Gerald Grayson confronts his engagement to Gabrielle Tremont, breaks it, and Kitty later finds him reformed. Gabrielle’s scheming is revealed, Kitty is saved, and she eventually marries Gerald with a joyous, affluent future.
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Kitty Jay
Kitty
Kitty May
Gerald Grayson
Gerald
Anders
Gabrielle Tremont
Mr. Grayson
Aunt Tremont
Gabrielle
Graygon
Perndell
Efe
Manhod
Ife
Cverald
Ale
Mrs. Tremont
Neige
Miss Gabrielle
Miss Ray
Katherine
Itty
George Treemont
Mitty
Liement
George
New York
Tam
Berty
Parsons
Mrs. Parsons
Witty
Aidines
Enue
Forty-Second Street
Kitty Ray
Mtent
Etro
Darling
Yen
Ctabrielle
Othe Teagan
Jerndell
Strepeth
Tamauro
Gabriele
City
Grayson
Dick Edson
How to Set the House on Fire Excerpt
A satirical list warns against unsafe practices including storing flammable liquids, lighting candles while unsupervised, and careless fire hazards. It also notes builders should use wood in furnace constructions and mentions an operetta titled Mamzello Bagatelle by Gay Oldenbach for Madame Sadie.
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Gay~ Oldenbach
Madame Sadie
Mamzello Bagatelle
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