Chapter VI Passage of Wealth and Wardship Dreams
In a lush provincial setting, Tom Broxton stews on Olivia Matthews and future plans. Guardian Matthews resists romance while plotting Broxton Hall sales, marriage timing, and a return to studies as Tom clings to a vision of Olivia and a full, wealth-enabled life.
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Tom
Matthews
Rufus Broxton
Olivia
Olivia Matthews
Broxton Hall
Ollie
Lawrver
Mandeville
Breston Hall
Olise
Gillie
Thomas
Tom Broxton
al. Matthews
Oilvin
Broxton Hal
Jeanne
Kom
Broxton
Mr. Matthews
Bors
Hufus
Ride to Aigner Dinner Sparks Tom's Hidden Love
In a rural town a guardian arranges a future visit as Tom, weary and smitten, recalls a joyous evening. The scene unfolds with a promise to meet the next day, while Tom relives the last waltz and confesses he is in love, oblivious to time and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Luccetta
Aigner
Simon
Ollie
Ito
Six Foot Texas Cotton Plant Hoax At New York Exchange
A fanciful six foot cotton plant from Texas wowed New York Cotton Exchange visitors until a skeptical East Coast farmer proved it a wax impostor from South Fifth Avenue. The prank underscored brokers' unfamiliarity with real cotton plants despite vast daily trade.
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New York Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Texas
Waco
Lone Star
New York
Mississippi
South Fifth Avenue
New York Mail and Express
Nerve and Noxious Escape Plot at Joliet Penitentiary
A New York newspaper anecdote recalls Warden McClaughry of Joliet who faced a ready killer convict. The warden coolly confronted the man, revealed the papers for dismissal, and flashed a revolver to prevent an assault, showcasing unmatched nerve in prison crisis.
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Smcclaaghry
MccClaughry
Chicago
State Penitentiary
Joliet
Uinols
McClaughry
Lou
MecClaughry
New York
San
Calendar listings and prices for Calcutta edition volumes
A calendar of upcoming volumes and stories with dates January through April, noting Indian editions, volumes, and price points. Items include The Light That Failed, The Phantom, The Gadsbys, Under the Deodars, and Letters from the East with mentions of first Calcutta editions and current sale prices. Includes references to volume numbers, story collections, and departmental dities.
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FE Sielang
Seale
Deodars
Otis Yoore
Calcutta
Vampire
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Jeannette
Walwortel
Mae J
Realty
Westover
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Broxtons
Jess
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Darling
Mise Malvina
Matthess
Allence
Fes
Sam
Ftail
Tony
Mme
Brilon
Toni
Ollvin Matthews
Qllle
Ming Westover
Mr. Westover
Westovers
Rudyard
Kipling
Frederick New
ZICE
Loth Hinding
Wil Vera’ Ue
Sipring
Lon May
Fredexice News
Soicarenes James
Bimi
Namgay Doola
Imray
Moti Guj
Gage
Krishna Mulvansy
Greenhow Hil
THE
Ral
Muldoon
Black Jack
Morrodie Inkes
Man
Mams
Kedar
Garden of Eden
Valley of the Shadow
Jordan
Dinashadd
Powers
Guy
Dreadful
Wee Willie Winkie
Bea
Black Shoop
Danny Deever
Mandalag
Kipling Books
Frederick News
Kipling Book Department
Frederick, Md
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Mr. Kipling
Yook
Tesomina
Frederick
Maryland
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