Namampa and Tempest Clash Over Lola Garza Mystery
A lone horseman named Tempest confronts Namampa the herb doctor near the Castle of Salvarez. Tempest accuses Namampa of aiding Lola Garza's death and demands truth about the buried girl. Namampa reveals he saved Lola after learning Mattazudo planned her murder and offers Tempest his horse to flee from the danger of the half-breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namampa
Coroni
Salvarez
Old Namampa
Lola
Namanipa
Carib
Senor
Caribs
Tempest
Philip the
Coroni Valley
Orinoco
Mattazudo
Gomez
Lola Garza
Jack
Philip
Don Juan
Nou
Mattazu
Dru
Lfe
Carth Fhil
Rescue on Hilltop: Englishmen Hold Refuge Against Zambo Attack
Tempest races up the hill to aid Lola Garza as Mattazudo’s band Zambos attack the ruined temple refuge. Lord Chugmough and William defend with English rifles while the enemy advances in mass through guerrilla tactics. Two Zambos fall at the entrance as the assault begins.
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Tempest
Lola
Zambos
Mattazudo
Worthy
Zambo
Chugmough
Engliahmen
Lola Garza
Tempest Dies After Daring Ruin Battle
Tempest leaps into the fray at the ruined temple and fights bravely against Zambos. He saves Lord Chugmough and Lola Garza before a chest wound ends his life. Lola mourns him as Arthur and others are left missing and the tale continues.
Englishmen Who Refused Noble Titles Across History
A survey of prominent figures who declined aristocratic honors. Gladstone Swinburne Watts and others refused peerages or knighthoods, citing democratic independence or personal modesty. Lord Tennyson eventually accepted to safeguard his heir, Verdi declined a dukedom, and Huxley Tyndall also rejected honors.
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William Ewart Gladstone
Swinburne
Watts
R. A
Lord Leighton
Lord Tennyson
Professor Huxley
Mr. Gladstone
Professor Tyndall
Charles Dickens
Bart
Verdi
Humbert
Maestra
Italy
Thanksgiving and the Puritan Legacy in New England History
A reflective piece traces Thanksgiving from its Plymouth origins with Governor Bradford to modern family reunions in New England. It contrasts the holiday’s generosity and fellowship with a perceived decline in gratitude and gallantry among today’s youth, urging balanced female and societal moral growth.
What a Girl May Do In gratitude for a daisy and a man’s day off
Howard L. Pell discusses the idea that a girl should not gush over gifts or indulge a man’s sacrifice for her whims. He notes that mothers also had their whims while urging practical gratitude and self restraint in domestic expectations.
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Mars
Howard L. Pell
Thanksgiving Turkeys and Trouble in a Rural Dialect
A humorous rural dialect reminiscence centers on a turkey and a preacher as a townsfolk prepare for Thanksgiving. The speaker recalls threats and squabbles over a gobbler and the family’s need to work despite warnings, aiming to keep peace and dinner plans intact.
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Venezuela
Medworth
Lord Chugmough
Crespo
The
Republic
Uncle Sam
William
Jack Tempest
Arthur
Arthur—Jacinta
Loana
Garded
Old
New England
John Hall
Governor Bradford
Plymouth
Mass
Cindy
Hudson Mba
Hudson
Gobblah
Turkey
Remahk
Frelae
Gun Irkey
Chicago
Burcky &Milan
South Clark Street
Ame
Suburban Water and Light Co
Oak Park
Illinois
Austin
R. N. F. Hiller’s
North Park Avenue
Austin, Ill
Telephone Main
J.dunfee & CO
Franklin ST
Corner
Washington
Cicero Gas Company
Oak Park Ave
Chicago Telephone Company
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