The People of the Mist Chapter VII Confrontation
Leonard Outram and Otter arrive at a perilous slave camp where Dom Antonio Pereira hosts a nefarious auction for Joanna. A dramatic rescue unfolds as Leonard battles Navier and Navier’s guards, and Otter fans flames to cover an escape across a burning marsh.
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Shaariog
Dom Antonio Puaedma
Sin
Dom Antonio Pereira
Dom Antonie
Dinind
Grod
Ana
Dom Antonia
Leonard Outram
Leonward
Juana
Cho
Phoeg
Hein Leonard
Joanna
Leonard
Fool
Juanmna
Pereira
Leto
Justina
Tie
Vereia
Tean
Francisco
Navier
Gadd
Avier Din
Pt Din
Pierre
Mavier
Loa
Goa
Portugese
Xavier
Holy Church
Dog
Teonough
Otter
Baas
Heayard
Dom Antonio
Healy Church
Bean
Antonia
Janna
Dean
Puanna
Juans
Marragg
Juanna
Pervira
Ife
Water Gate
Lea
The Yard and Pound Standards Guarded in London
Our yard and weight standards are sealed within the House of Parliament in London. A bronze yard bar and a platinum weight cube are inspected every twenty years by officials, then resealed until the next comparison due in April 1912.
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London
Bureau of Weights and Measures
Tondon Board of Trade
T. Louis Republic
Patriotic New Englanders First Martyr Snyder’s Brave
In Boston a young boy Christopher Snyder died after a mob incident during colonial protests. His funeral drew about 600 students and 1,500 mourners as bells tolled and shops closed, symbolizing early resistance to royal policies.
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Mezekiah Butterworth
Crispus Attucks
Attucks
Boston
Christopher Gore
Massachusetts
Christopher Snyder
America
Liberty Lree
Washington and
Jasex Streets
Hells of Boston
Sons of Liberty
Snyder
Greater Scoundrel at Cambridge Master and Exsolicitor Tale
A Cambridge master, once friends with Jemmy Gordon, rejects him after Gordon goes to the bad. Gordon is later said to owe the master half a crown, prompting a comic sequence with the beadle Pompous and a cutting remark about Gordon. The Newcastle Chronicle recounts this anecdote.
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Trinity College
Cambridge
Jemmmy Gordon
Jemmy
Gordon
Pompous
Beadle
Jemmy Gordon
Newcastle Chronicle
A Garden Wall by Alphonse Karr
A reflection on garden walls contrasting secure indoor enclaves with old, mossed walls. The speaker prefers aged walls over modern brickwork, admiring gray stone, mosses, lichens, wall flowers, ferns, pellitory, and nestling greens.
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Alphonse Karr
Goat in Disguise Aboard English Continental Steamer
A long haired tame goat served on a passenger steamer between an English port and a continental port. Customs later found the animal wore a false coat several sizes too large, with its own hair shaved. Cigars and lace were packed around the body, and the coat was fastened by hooks and eyes.
Population cities hold vast street railway network
Twenty four U.S. cities with 100000 to 500000 population together boast just over 8000 miles of street railways. Of this network 65 percent run on electricity, 20 percent by horses, 10 percent by cable, and the rest by other systems, as reported by the Kansas City Times.
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United States
Kansas City Times
The Vendor of Paternity: A Curious Occupation
The piece describes a man who acts as a stand in father for young men seeking marriage without parental consent. He risks punishment by performing the formalities at the mayor's office, effectively selling paternity. The note mentions Green River Kentucky named for General Nathaniel Greene.
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St. Louis Post Dispatch
Green River
Kentucky
Nathaniel Greene
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Antonio
Tina
Vear Pereira
Theanan
Mir
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Cadius
Ata
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Thoron
Oseo
Chapetnr Vile
Juannoa
Fan
Kaas
Bull
Ile
Bim
Portugee
Nayier
Hiyself
Turculum
Tos
Syber
Gian
Luanna
Dom Xavier
JuAnnie
Rodd
Earl OF Deunraven
Por
Lord Dunraven
Patriotic New Englanders
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