Swamp of Lost Souls Looms Over Ocean Quest
In a perilous jungle escape Pearl Travers and “Mr. Jones” flee Fucheros and his Three Men From Afar. Jones sacrifices himself to the black ash swamp while Pearl drags Benita toward safety and vows to rescue both from the soul slaying vapors.
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Mr. Jones
Pearl Travers
Jones
Pearl
Fucheros
Senor
Benita
Mia
Travers
Wodehouse Novel Brims with Action and Amusing Plots
A humorous overview of Three Men and a Maid by P. G. Wodehouse. The tale follows Sam Marlowe Eustace Hignett and Bream Mortimer and Wilhelmina Bennett aboard a voyage from New York to England. Romantic entanglements unfold with wit and lively mishaps across Windles estate and.osition.
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Iives
United States
P. G. Wodehouse
Charlie Chaplin
Stephen Leacock
Mr. Wodehouse
England
Bellport, L. I
Wilhelmina Bennett
Sam Marlowe
London
Eustace Hignett
Sam
Horace Hignett
Bream Mortimer
Wilhelmina
New York
New York. Mrs. Hignett Is About To Begin A Lecture Tour. She Has Eustace
Windles
Hignett
Bennett
Bream
Eustace
Jane
Billie
Gustace
Mrs. Hignett
Red
The Hignetts and the Windles Contention in New York
Mrs. Hignett theosophist author wakes at eight in New York while her nephew Sam arrives and clashes over Windles House. Bream Mortimer seeks a private chat about Windles as Mrs. Hignett resists letting the estate, amid Bennett and Mortimer’s pressure. Sam jokes about Atlantic travels and golf as tension rises.
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Horace._Hignett
New York
America
United States
England
Hampshire
Hignett
Windles
Dles
Eustace
Mallaby
Mallaby Marlowe
Emiment London
Sam
Pather
Oxford
Plano
Frank Tinney
Trinity
Mrs. Hignett
Atlantic
Alguett
Bennett
London
Erin
Bream Mortimer
Face to face with an extraordinary pretty girl
A fragment describes a man meeting an extraordinarily pretty girl in a tense moment. The line hints at a social encounter with heightened emotion and curiosity in a dated literary tone.
Lord Richard Whittington Legend and its Questionable Roots
A historical note doubts the popular tale that Dick Whittington, famed Mayor of London in the 14th and 15th centuries, rose to power through a ship cargo cat and wealth. The article argues there is no solid foundation for the knightly honors or the burning of the king’s bonds.
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Richard
Dick Y Whittington
London
Whittington
Bella
Hip
Fair
Benny
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