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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
5
Andre Duchemin leaves diplomacy behind to pursue Bolshevik foes across the Cevennes. After aiding wounded Aubrac and companions, he faces exposure and a possible public hunt as a motor car ferrying the party moves toward Nant. Amid danger, a bond forms with Louise while Duchemin weighs motive, risk, and survival against a backdrop of pursuit and suspicion.
In a Southern France river road motor journey, Duchemin accompanies Madame de Montalais and her grandmother. He experiences a awakening interest in Eve de Montalais while resisting deeper emotion, fearing the danger and pain such longing could bring. The scene ends with a promise to continue tomorrow.
The article recalls Mrs. Bean and Mrs. Newby, early settlers in the Pacific Coast region. It notes the family’s hardships in 1844, survival on limited provisions, and aid from Dr. McLaughlin and Hudson Bay Co. supplies. Mrs. Newby’s labor and frugal decisions helped build a mill and sustain the household.
The Fairy Queen’s magical car, given by a distant family, was stolen and now Oya twins Che Eetely Bet chase the thief. The car could think for its master and obey one owner at a time, able to whisk to Aunt Sally or to a butcher shop on command. The Seattle Star fiction note ends with a tease: To Be Continued.
Olive confronts Ted Harker and Lee as a violent clash ends on a 20 foot ledge. Bobby and Olive intervene to stop the fight. Olive reveals a surprising family link and urges decency before a precarious fall. Copyright 1922 Seatth Stax.
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