The Chappie and the Governor in a Dorset Romance
A London man, Mountjoy Jenkinson, recounts his comic courtship of Mrs. Wilbraham in a Dorset village. He and the widow fall for each other during seaside walks, while his hard-headed governor disdains sentiment in favor of wealth and social standing. The engagement ensues only to reveal the governor’s deep distrust of the match and his insistence on proving the heiress’s finances before any union, leading to a sharp confrontation and a pledge to adjust allowances to balance pride and love.
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John of Gaunt
William the Conqueror
Joan Jenkinson
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Johnnie
Maddie
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Bank Guard Miss Sharp Faces Large Loss and Secret
A bank guard Miss Sharp misreads a telegraph code causing $50,000 to be sent instead of $5,000. She guards the cash overnight, nearly faints, and ultimately confesses the mistake to the banker who raises her salary and keeps the incident quiet.
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