Paris Pursuit Ends With Hidden Entrance and Suspense
Lanyard and Athenais flee through Paris streets after a tense pursuit from the Hotel Terminus. They reach a discreet apartment, narrowly evade pursuing officers, and settle into a shadowed interior as the night deepens and danger lingers.
Adventures WINS by Clive Roberts Bolton
Light Fingers plans to steal the magic automobile for Twelve Toes. He seeks help from the Sour Old Witch who promises aid after breaking an eye to conjure a barrier for the Twins. The tale ends with Light Fingers enacting the witch’s plan as the Twins flee toward the Fairy Queen's Palace.
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Fairy Queen
Beattle Star
The Mouse of Lilith II Grows Bolder in Paris
Lanyard and Athenais plot a risky exit from a Paris apartment after a tense encounter. She guides him through a secret route to escape, warning him not to return. He observes the grand but fortified Lilith II townhouse on Avenue de Friedland near Champs-Elysees, noting heavy gates and secure windows as part of her restrained, dangerous world.
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Effence
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Sergents de Ville
Mademoise
Paul
Paris
Willrot
Leora
Athenals
Boulevard House
Peste
Monsieur
Chez Mol
Walt
Mademoiselle
Turtacca
Mademoiselie
Monsieur Paul
Paria
Liane
Allence
Monsieur Paull
Athemais
Rue Barre
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Place de l'Eroile
Maison de Ville
Liane Delorme
Ikely Liane
de Lorgnes
Liane de Lorme
Athenais Reneaux
Reck
Inmi
Albert Dupont
Moving to Seattle for University Clothes and Memories
A Beattie family tale recounts preparations for moving from Sumner to Seattle for higher education. Mrs Wilt recalls sewing days with Mrs Bonney, wife of the justice of peace, who also served as a tailor, as the family packed up and planned the move for the girl's university life.
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Mrs. Wilt
Seattle
Drevid
Mrs. Bonney
Steilacoom
Justee
Journey to Seattle and a university’s fragile start
Excerpts recall a hard move from rural life to Seattle via the Puyallup mouth and an old steamer, a 24 hour journey to Third and Columbia, and a reflection on Seattle’s early violent takeover by Indians and the federal acts needed to establish a university. The tale shifts to Lanyard and Liane Delorme amid a suspenseful plot with Dupont, the Prefecture, and looming danger as dawn nears.
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Puyallup
Chehalis
Seattle
Third
Columbia
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