The Uphill Road continues with Ferrier and gang
Micky and Hastings confer in a London room as Ferrier weakens awaiting a doctor. Joan’s peril and Major Elsted’s gang loom while Micky vows to chase down the criminals and rescue Ferrier, even as fear and love blur his judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micky
Ferrier
Rascal
Dicky
Eastsea
Hastings
Peng
Joan
Hurst
Mater
Lilian
Dark Chap
Mame Elsted
Adventures of the Twins and the Happy Garden
The tale depicts animal friends celebrating a thriving safepatch garden and bright spring days after Jack Frost's departure. Eddie Earthworm and relatives emerge from the ground, sparking relief among Robin and Redbreast couples, while frogs, mink, muskrat, chipmunk and others rejoice in the benevolent season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Ben Bunny
Farmer Smith
Scramble Squirrel
Samantha
Mrs. Redbreast
Robin
Eddie
Fred Frog
Marty Mink
Mark Muskrat
Fred
Chirk Chipmunk
Wasp Weasel
Cobby Coon
Mr. Chub Fish
Mr. Shiner
Miss Minnow
Munch Mouse
Oscar Owl
Munch
A New Chief Seattle Story From Puget Sound
In early contact days William Deshaw, a government sub agent, helped Indians adopt a civilizing path by building a white style home and teaching new living. He aided Seattle’s descendants and defended slaves as he moved tribes toward change. Huston, a slave of Chief Ska ga ti quis, fled with his wife and child to Deshaw’s trading post seeking safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
William Deshaw
Mr. Deshaw
Seattle
Costello
Huston
Ska-ga-ti-quis
Deshaw
Hidden Love and Despair Telling Old Micky
Micky finds Joan terrified and worn, crying and vowing escape after abuse from Ralph. She reveals a past plan to end her life beside Ferrier, who she believed ill and whom Micky both loves as a friend and desires as a man. The scene traces jealousy, guilt, and lingering attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Micky
Eay
Boe
Ferrier
Joan
Ralph
Lilian
Eastsea
Mr. Ferrier
Confessions of a Husband and a Night of Doubt
A husband recalls a strained morning after Dot admits time with George the previous night. He recalls suspicions about Dot and Edith, questions fidelity, and weighs his control over the marriage while confronting his own flirtation with Edith. The tension centers on trust, jealousy, and imagined betrayals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot
Mother
George
Edith
the Hudson
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Jee Micky
Perrier
Hartey St
Canada
Richard Ferrier
London
Major
Ralph Hastings
Old Ferrier
Foola
Harley Sr
Adelphi
Helen
Tom
BY Allman
Freckles
BY Blosser
Pop
THE
WIT
BY Ahern
Wim
Yorick
Everett True
Jenkins
Ngar Aboov Seniw
Adventures OF the
Clive Roberts Barton
Seattle Star
Mabel Cleland
Great Lodge
Schwabe
Confessions of A
Husband
Opportunity Star
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