Encounter at Glencaid and a Riverside Mission
A siege narrative follows Eighteenth Infantry survivors. Hampton and a girl escape, later aided by Seventh Cavalry. In Glencaid, Hampton and Miss Gilis clash over futures while Phoebe Spencer seeks church work with Mr Wynkoop. The tale shifts to romance, faith, and a pioneering community in the mining region.
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Eighteenth Infantry
Fort Bethune
Hampton
Gillis
Seventh Cavalry
Lieut
Brant
Glencaid
Duffy
Miss Gillis
Red Slavin
Phoebe Spencer
Miss Spencer
Naida
Rev. Wynkoop
Mr. Wynkoop
Duel of Duty and Desire in Glencaid Ball Orbits Brant
First Lieut Donald Brant led Troop N into Glencaid where he encounters Miss Phoebe Spencer. A wary, flirtatious exchange follows as Brant pursues a momentary romance amid looming Sioux tensions and a promised Miners Bachelor Club ball honoring the new schoolmistress.
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Donald Brant
Seventh Cavalry
Bethune
Dakota
Brant
Bear Water
Glencaid
Stage Road
McCarthy
Miners’ Bachelor Club
Phoebe Spencer
Spencer
Miss Spencer
Latin Origins of Legal Innuendo and Page Folio
The text explains how terms of Latin origin entered English as common nouns. It notes innuendo as an averment in libel, the ablative gerund form becoming a noun, and folio literally meaning on page. It cites quorum and omnibus as plural forms and ignores ignoramus as a former Latin verb.
Woman's role and potential in work and home life
The article argues that women are intellectually equal to men and can excel in many fields, but emphasizes the home as the central center of family life. It notes ethical idealism as a female strength, outlines viable female roles in education and domestic arts, and calls for training that develops inherently female powers for civilization's progress.
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Glencaid
The Many Types of Love in Human Nature
A reflective essay contrasts love types and gender views. It argues humanity divides into kinds, from sacred passions to fleeting crushes, noting men feel deeper love and women seek liberty, while platonic bonds often risk turning to romance. It concludes with evolving desires beyond domestic confines.
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Cupid
Evermore
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Bob Hampton Lacer
PLA
Ky Randall Parrish
Otol
Philosophy of
Grns
Mrs. Leonard Marshall
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