Distant Parting and Strained Ties at Penny Green
Marko keeps his resolve to write to Nona despite separation with Mabel and Sabre. Tensions rise when Mabel accuses him of snubbing Garden Home friends, testing their marriage as Low Jinks injures her knee and old grievances surface in conversations about social circles and riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northreppa
Mabel
Nona
Sabre
Marko
Buxton
Major Miller
Bournemouth
Penny Green
Tidborough
Chevensbury
Mariel
I Oentameenneme
Lew Jinks
Low Jinks
Garden Home
Cassera
Mr. Fargus
Goodnss
Eregant
Leten
Quiet conflict over social ties and personal refuge
A husband explains his bike rides as a retreat from crowds while his wife questions his social avoidance. He recalls past conversations about riding together and describes the sense of distance and perspective his solitary rides provide, ending with a resigned gesture as he discusses their disconnect.
The Chocolate Mountain Adventure Continues
Nancy and Nick face the Chocolate Mountain as rain ends and feathers puff again. They hurry toward Princess Thelma, hoping the record holds clues about her marriage to kings King Indig or King Verde, while the thousand years near their end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick
Nancy
Thelma
Indig
Diddyevers
Verde
Korsknotts
Longhead
Chocolate Mountain
Seattle Star
Enigmatic Ride Ends With Edwardian Tea Talk
In a chatty interlude a draper’s near Fortune Bast and Sabre’s frames a meeting between Nona and Sabre. After a brief drive Sabre urges a walk home and a private talk at the park gates, leaving Nona seemingly unsettled as the car departs. (Continued Monday)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northreppa
Sabre
Jove
Nona
Marko
Tir
Jeffries
Polly and Polly Come Home to Barbizon Refuge
Polly and Norma flee to Barbizon near Fontainebleau for peace after Violet Rand’s insinuations. Paul returns early from work, finds Polly missing, and follows a violet scented note to Violet Rand’s invitation, hoping for a greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma
Polly
Paul
Madamie
Libby Tales Revisit Pioneer Twins and Bear Story
Page 645 gathers Libby memories told by Libby to Peggy and David at the pioneer meeting. It recalls a bear incident, Libby nearly drowning in a small boat, Libby’s pet deer, and Libby with the twins, described as the famed Puget Sound twins. Peggy recalls their journey with father to Piverett to hear more Libby stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
David
Peggy
Pegry
Puget Sound
Fir Tree Country
Father
Sacha
Brother
Daddy
Piverett
Pig legends from early settlers and wild forest pigs
Peggy recounts a lively tale told by Mrs Herritt about early settlers releasing pigs that wandered into the forest. The pigs multiplied, became wild and elusive, and grew to monstrous sizes in stories shared with children, describing them as large tailed beasts much like wolves.
Also Mentioned on This Page
ASM Hutchinson
Rebecca
Wilford Robinson Causoe
Alvin
BY Ahern
Cliff’ Robinson
Bruno
BY Allman
Olivia
Helen
Lopfer
Mrs. Rocks
Freckles
BY Blosser
Tag
Fortune, Bast
Sabre’s
Draper’s
Hullo
Rooma
Paris
Ceeer Tate
Lyii
Violet Rand
Monsieur Barray
Violet
Fontaine. Dieu
Mme. Dubois
Barbizon
Vontainebleu
Questons
Everett True
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