Royal Name and a Countess Match in Whelp’s Plot
In a Tudor era frame, Elizabeth Virgil, Countess of Brief, agrees to a marriage arrangement with Richard Exon as Old Harry orchestrates identity and allegiance. The narrator recounts a dinner, a pledge to change names, and a courtship woven with aristocratic intrigues set around Tracery in Austria and Raven, finishing with a vow to join Elizabeth in London once propriety permits.
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Countess
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Berrick
Countess of Brief
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Richard Exon
Red Lead Lane
Percy Virgil
Haven
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Viola
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Palfrey
Ferdinand Virgil
Race of tailed monkey-men reported in Papua wild district
A native report to Papua's lieutenant governor, Sir Hubert Murray, claims a tribe of tailed humans inhabits a Fly River area east of Kemp Welch. Tales describe tail-hanging in holes beneath raised houses and a traveler recalling tailed residents. The piece also notes the Chesapeake Bay Biological Laboratory study network on Solomons Island and regional biota surveys.
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Pearson
London Weekly
Fly River
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Kemp Welch
Hubert Murray
Chesapeake Bay Laboratory
Chesapeake Bay Biological Laboratory
Solomons Island
University of Maryland
Goucher College
Washington College
Johns Hopkins University
Western Maryland College
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Maryland Conservation Department
Chesapeake
Uncle Phil Says and Lessons on Life
A column shares aphorisms about travel, grievances, virtue, and marriage. It notes the wedding service line about worldly goods leads guests to give gifts to the bride, and observes history repeats as humanity cycles through same patterns.
Safe Winter Driving With Fire Chains Urged By Police
Police and safety engineers warn winter driving demands fire chains when conditions worsen. Citing National Safety Council data, they note a large share of yearly traffic deaths occur in November and December and urge chains to improve traction and reduce injuries and property damage on snow or ice.
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National Safety Council
United States
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