The Fatal Three Chapter VIII Continuation
Mildred Greswold confronts a family secret as she suspects Fay Fausset to be her husband’s first wife. She seeks help from her aunt Miss Fausset in Brighton while considering her mother’s deathbed claims and the fate of a hidden blood relation.
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George Greswold
Worcester
Chelsea
Dresden
Louisa
Msg
Miss Ransome
George
Pamela
Queen Anne's Gate
Mrs. Tomkinson
Germany
Mildred
Miss Fausset
Gertrude Fausset
Lewes Crescent
Brighton
Tabernacles
Crescent
Little Brougham
Milthi
Fay
Fay Fausset
London
Hook
Brussels
Parahhment Street
the Hook
England
Esteden
Templemores
Bell
Miss’ Fansset
Illess
Tie
John
S’ranz
Misa Tausset
Rod
Tim
Peary Yawned At Reception In Washington
A guest with poor memory and near sight misidentified a tall man by the door. He whispered that the tall man Yawned in his face while discussing Nebraska's cold weather, unaware the host revealed the man was Lieut Peary, the Arctic explorer.
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Washington
Nebraska
Lieut. Peary
Harper’s Weekly
Proposal Fails at Dance Shown By Towne and Browne
Miss Eisberg returned to Boston today after a dance proposal by Towne ended in dejection. Browne confirms the moment, joking about a microscope as officers observed the scene from the Philadelphia Press report.
Plodding Pete Seeks Work Despite Stage Fright
A Washington Star quip quotes Plodding Pete claiming he wants work but is hampered by stage fright. He says his conscience drives perfectionism, making him anxious to perform well when a job begins.
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Pete
Washington Star
Quiet recollections in a whispered romance dialogue
A narrator muses on a familiar night scene with romantic gestures. A dialogue between Practical and She-No, William 5 references memory and a possible previous sweetheart, as quoted from The Referee.
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William
Freedom and duty in modern life and the Bible
The piece argues that industrial and military aims clash, favoring tools over swords. It advocates personal freedom through moral choice, social duty, and the higher good, contrasting two ages and urging peacemaking as central to true liberty. It cites scripture and sermons, reflecting early 20th century reformist thought.
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Cyrus Townsend Brady
Joel iii
Micah
Isaiah
Joel
Christ
Rerch
Isis
God
Freedom and Responsibility in The Pursuit of Liberty
Henry F. Cope reflects on true freedom as the capacity to choose within moral bounds. He questions whether liberty requires relinquishing restraint and argues that freedom entails living by personal standards of right and true while considering duties to others.
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Jordan
Stormy Banks
Henry F. Cope
John
Lfe
Faith and Fellowship Reflections on Virtue and Conflict
A compact meditation on faith, urging that true belief shows in fellowship and action not pomp. It cautions that pride and ease mislead, while conflict and prayer framed by aspiration reveal a measured spiritual life.
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M. E. Braddon
Peary
Greenland
India
Canaan
Fair and Happy Land
Atlanta Constitution
Reason
Chicago Socialist
New York Cal
Roosevelt
Africa
Senator Platts
Black
Depew
Cairo
British East Africa
Mgr. Roosevelt
United States Treasury
Department
N. W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Payne
House Committee On Ways and Means
Secretary of Commerce
Labor Straus
Sergent
Boston
Montreal
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Watch Ta Cone
Hampton Roada
San Francisco
Roosévelt
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