The Abbe Moreliet in St. Cloud Witch Masque
The Abbe Moreliet travels with his valet and groom toward Paris through St. Cloud woods when three masked riders confront them. A crimson blaze and eerie cries summon a witch leading a demonic procession, surrounding the Abbe with fear as he debates the odd, grotesque assembly.
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Moreliet
Yvette
Paris
St. Cloud
Hlein
Albe
Corinne de Montesson
Rafely
Dogg-le-Rol
Corinne
Simple Priest Aims for Cure of Yvette
A fragmentary dialogue shows a speaker denying identity with the Lord Bishop of Blois and claiming to be a plain priest seeking the cure of Yvette, indicating a rural or religious context with uncertain setting and names.
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Blois
Yvette
Scarlet Witch of the Wood: Abbe Dramatizes a Fiendish Feast
In a forest nightmare, the Abbe of Blois is captured by a scarlet festooned company led by a scarlet witch. He endures bizarre supper theatrics as bread appears as fish and a deadly ritual vow to “suffer” haunts him. A later bank tale closes the piece with a German immigrant turning a bank loan into a corporate fortune.
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Franccois
Jean
Francois
Yvette
Saint Cloud
Hag
Knaves
Blois
Lolalla
St. Cloud
Pote
Paris
Cara
Pagan
Ciel
Abe
Biotest
Lolalia
Scarlet Witch
Bute
Nore
France
Phimerit
Parise
Parie
Corinne
Paria
St. John
St. Paul
Scarlet Company
Maledello
Germany
Jones
Marin Street
Ender
America
One Millionaires Start
A German immigrant arriving with nothing works west from New York to Ohio. He becomes a clerk at a flour and feed shop learns English quickly. He plans to buy a rival feed store for 1500 dollars after asking the owner to sell. He intends to meet tomorrow at 10 to arrange funds at the bank.
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America
New York
Ohio
Tovill
Kansas Tales Skepticism Over State Myths and Tornado Lore
The Kansas City Journal notes many sensational tales about Kansas politics and climate as jokes embraced by outsiders. It recounts F D Coburn compiling humorous tornado anecdotes highlighting exaggerated state stereotypes.
Whimsical Tornado Tales From a Wild Day
A recount of bizarre tornado antics includes a goat shaved by the wind and shown in public, a traveling man whiskered, and a farmer's plough dragged through unploughed land. One teller even crowds crowds with a joke about a cyclone lifting straw and resetting it. The piece mixes humor with curious disaster lore and social satire.
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Kangas
Never Too Late Never Too Late
A compact note reflects on timing and opportunity, asserting it is never too late to pursue important goals and tasks. It emphasizes continuous effort, personal growth, and timely action despite elapsed years or past delays.
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