Red Saunders and the Wedding at Wind River Ranch
Red Saunders narrates a wild ranch wedding saga at Wind River with Kyle and Loys. The chapter follows hospital visits, a broken leg, a stubborn uncle, a clumsy ring ceremony, and a bluffing frontier humor tone as Red reflects on duty, love, and leadership at the ranch.
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Father Slade
Angey
Kyle
Loys
Wind River
Uncanny Visit in Remote Village Produces Unease
A nervous young minister, lodging in a village home, endures a horrifying tour of a house filled with death. The old woman recounts multiple deaths in the rooms, mentions spiritualist father, and warns of bones and skulls stored in cupboards as a chilling good night.
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Mr. Jenks
Allus
Nine Years' Solitary Confinement and the Lauderdale Claim
The Earl of Lauderdale, aged 68, asserts hereditary rights to the Standard Bearer of Scotland. Henry Scrymgeour Wedderburn bore the Standard at the King's Coronation after the Court of Claims ruled the office belonged to him. Lauderdale appealed, citing Charles II's grant to Charles Maitland of Hatton. Maitland's line has long held Thirlstane Castle, and the Maitland family history includes the second earl, once a prime minister, who endured nine years in the Tower after Worcester. Lauderdale owns about 25,000 acres. heir Viscount Maitland is 40.
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Earl of Lauderdale
Scotland
Henry Scrymgeour Wedderburn
Birkhill
Fife
Court of Claims
Lord Lauderdale
Charles II
Charles Maitland
Hatton
Edinburgh
Maitland
Thirlstane Castle
Earl
Worcester
Viscount Maitland
Polygamy in Tiegria Outlined by The Geographical Journal
The Geographical Journal of London describes Tiegria marital patterns where polygamy is common. It cites the burden on women to perform diverse tasks from housework to water gathering while men rest in public spaces, noting women advocate multiple wives to reduce their workload.
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Africa
the Geographical Journal of London
Tiegria
Palaver House
Queer Names of Books From Cromwellian England
A playful catalog of eccentric old English book titles from the Cromwell era. Works include A Most Delectable Sweet Perfumed Nosegay for Gods Stains to Smell At and Eggs of Charity Layed for the Chickens of the Covenant.
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Zion
Samuel Ish
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Red Saunders
Benry Wallace Phillips
Red
Reddy
Picious
Slade
Old Bob
Long Coulee
Loss
Jonesy
Rascal
Lays
Yellowstone
Ike
Uncle
Wind River Smith
Shadder
Bend
Oregon
Smith
Lord Walford
Hellford
Smithy
England
Cord
Old Smithy
Montana
Ptt-day
Tle
Boise
Ida
United States of America
Alaska
Bob Cat
Dodds