Desperate Escape and Conflicted Hearts in the West
A detachment from Fort Bethune is trapped by Indians. Hampton and a girl escape after a three day siege. Later, Lt Brant encounters them in Glenyc aid as Miss Naida and Phoebe Spencer stir romantic tensions. Naida questions faith and truth while Brant tests her honesty and resolves to guard her.
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Fort Bethune
Hampton
Gillis
F Company
Seventh Cavalry
Brant
Hampton Eng
Lencaid
Duffy
Miss Gil
Glenycaid
Phoebe Spencer
Glencaid
Miss Spencer
Naida
Rev. Wynkoop
Silent Murphy
Custer
Lieut
Iss Spencer
Miss Naida
Mr. Wynkoop
Lieut. Brant
Phoebe
Woman novelists and the debate over literature’s worth
In a reflective critique, the author contrasts male and female authorship noting nine of ten readers and novels are by women. He argues women focus on love and domestic life, degrading literature to the smoking room level and centering on marriage and sexual themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Dickens
Thackeray
Stevenson
Amay On Scandal Mongers and the Sin of Slander
A discourse on the urge to spread evil about others. It laments how quickly people seize gossip to ruin reputations and how slanderous voices rebound with disappointment when the truth prevails. The piece condemns cowardly critics and hyprocrisy.
Two Standards of Life and True Success Emphasized
The discourse argues against dual earthly and heavenly standards. True success comes from love and service guiding all life and recognizing useful work as dignity. With ordinary health, such a life is reasonable, right, and most successful in this world or any future one.
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Miss Spencer
Boston
Earth
Heaven
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Bob Hampton
Placer
Hanpall Parrish
Ee Z
Jack Moffat
Mr. Wyn‘koop
Thim
Abso
Christ
Mrs. Herndon
Tion
Vine
Clarence Book
Amay
Life Trans Service