Prisoners and Captives In a Bold Siberian Plot Scene
In a London drawing room Easton explains a daring plan to free Russian prisoners. Four Russians and two Englishmen form the core team with Tyars, Grace, and Miss Winter present as the social theater hides a high stake mission. Easton signals second rate men are useless and the group pledges bold action.
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Easton
Africa
Siberia
Siberian
Petersburg
Tyars
Gayety
Cone
Aail
China
Yana River
Oswin Grace
Grace
Claud Tyars
Misa Winter
Matthew Mark Easton
Miss Winter
Helen Grace
Ile
Ani
Helen
Oswin
France
Serenity
Vieies
Haston
Providence
Boston
Mias Winter
Dewin Grace
Dollar for dollar in Brusselville bank case ends in quiet rebuke
In a Brusselville scene in lawyer Norton’s office old Dan’l Lyle, bank president, faces creditors led by Henry Dawson and Aunt Milly Dawson. Milly challenges Lyle to remember to thank God for paying dollar for dollar, sparking a humble admission from Lyle as the paper details a community financial stumble.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Norton
Dan’t Lyle
Henry Dawson
Henry
Milly” Dawson
Milly
Dawson Boys
Brusselville
Old Dan’l Lyle
Dick Norton
Dan’l
Intrigue at a London Gallery With Miss Winter
Mat thew Mark Easton enters a silk illuminated circle where Miss Winter dominates the scene. A tense envoy from the United States watches as Miss Winter scans the crowded room amid the marvels of the gallery.
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Matthew Mark Easton
Miss Winter
Court of St. James
United States
Nero the Fourth of July Dog and Willie's Best Friend
Willie Perkins and his dog Nero are inseparable companions. Nero often accompanies Willie to school and joins the Fourth of July celebration, carrying a flag and a basket of crackers while wagging his tail proudly alongside Willie leading the parade.
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Willie
Nero
Tom
Ed Bishop
Tim
Willie Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Chuma
Sandman
Meacy
Tom Evans
Flo
Commons
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