Parrot & Co. Aboard to Rangoon in Odd Fortune
Warrington, an American adventurer, travels with James and a caged parrot as he seeks to cash 200000 rupees in Rangoon. Elsa Chetwood, a wealthy American tourist, is drawn to his lonely, wary presence and asks for his stories. He rebuffs romance while sharing a life of varied, prosaic labors across Asia, and tempers flare as Elsa provokes him with talk of adventure.
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Warrington
James
Irrawaddy
Parrot & Co
Rangoon
Elsa Chetwood
Arthur Ellison
Werrington
India
Laidlaw
Bombay
Chitor
Udaipur
Arthur
Rajah
East
Two Days of Paradise On a voyage in the East
Elsa and Warrington travel toward Prome aboard a ship in Rangoon. Their uneasy interplay teaches her to read the East through his confidences as he battles desire, restraint, and guilt before their paths separate in Singapore.
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Singapore
Andaman Islands
Paradise
Elsa
Warrington
Rajah
Orient
East
Rangoon
Tact and Social Graces Promote Company Comfort
A compact note on tact as essential for making visitors feel at home within a company, balancing courteous hospitality with clear internal expectations. The quote from Puck highlights the tension between hospitality and personal desire.
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Puck
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Mr. Warrington
Harun-al-Rashid
Sindbad
Hongkong
St. Peter
Lucknow
Shiner Oil Mill
D. C. Daniel
Palace Saloon
Zappe, Propriet
Wm. Green
Front Street
the City Saloon
August Schramm
Opera House
Albert Berckenhoff
Joe Macha
Aransas Pass
Buckhorn Saloon
Joe
Shiner, Texas
Bismark
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Shiner
Waiters Bros
Everybody’s Saloon
Avenue E
Welhausen
Henry Renger