Meleese’s Courage Saves Howland and Unites Lovers
In a tense cabin scene Jean Croisset reveals Meleese saved Howland from a trap set by her brothers, sparing his life and exposing true loyalties. Howland forgives the past, vows to meet Meleese’s brothers, and embraces the woman who altered their fate as dawn breaks over the river and mountains.
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Meleese
Jean
M'Seur
John Howland
Montreal
South
Oly
Francois
Gregson
Thorne
M'Sear
Howlin
Croisset
Mariane
Tron
Churchill
M’seur
Jean Croisset
Chicago
Brothers
Prince Albert
Jack Pine
Try
Great North Trail
Wekusko
John Mowland
Merre Thoreau
Broners
Prince Albert and Wekuska
Jeas Croisset
Dean Croisset
Marianne
Fay Brown's Decision
Fay rejects John Bruce's marriage proposal and plans to marry another man in Panama. After his declarations and her hesitation she remains firm, then learns Bruce is going to Panama. She decides to write that she loves him and cannot stay away, despite his travel.
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Rosalie G. Mendel
John
Fay Brown
Fay
Panama
Tance
Jona
George
John Bruce
Johnny
Panamia
Chas. Garthier
Bruce
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