Gene Stratton Porter Copyright Notice 1904
A transcription note references Gene Stratton Porter and a 1904 copyright entry by Doubleday Page and Company, indicating historical publication rights and printing context for the work. The fragment highlights early 20th century authorial copyright in a library-like citation.
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Freckles Guards Limberlost Timber in the City’s Shadow
Freckles the homeless boy, hired by Woes McLean to guard the Limberlost timber, endures scorn and danger while forming a bond with the Bird Woman and the Angel. He vows to educate himself, confronts harsh reality, and faces threats from timber thieves as he seeks a future beyond poverty.
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McLean
Freckles McLean
Frecklen
Héelus
Wessner
Jack
Dan
Duncan
Pia Oreyn
Freckles
Kreckles
Angel
Tanger’s
Aghby
Lovety
Lake
Ingel
Ion
Javith
Eres
Ayas
Strane
Andy
Duncans
Mither Eaid
Amn
Sarih Dinéia
Adlanciie
Imp
Ireland
Indiana
Rhyland
Oynford
Europe
England
Cara 1
Fearful Swamp Trial Tests Mrs Duncan and Freckles
In the Limberlost swamp a panic driven Mrs Duncan flees a hive of bees and a rattlesnake, nearly collapsing before Freckles and Freckles helps her to safety. The Bird Woman and McLean later join Freckles for a concert while the Angel urges Freckles to sing with renewed spirit and pride in homeland and talent.
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Arah Duncan
Iit
Deyrer
Juuder
Syarnin
Omar
Duncan
Freckles
McLean
Mr. McLean
Nwamy
Bird Woman
Angel
Marsh
Arbhich
James Ross
Gillie
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