Bardelys the Magnificent in a Rebel's Mask and Duel
Bardelys the Magnificent goes to win Rozalanne de Lavedan against the king's wishes after being coerced by Count Chatellerault. En route he meets a dying rebel Leeperon delivering papers and a letter to his sweetheart. Mistaken by the king's guard as a rebel, he is wounded and hides with Vicomte de Lavedan, who suspects him of scandal while Bardelys maintains the deception.
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Chatellerault
Rozaleanne de Lavedan
Bardelys the Magnificent
Lavedan
France
Leeperon
Bardelya
Chateau de Lavedan
Rozalanne
House of Lavedan
Vicomte de Lavedan
Bardelys
Lesperon
Levedan
Trey Diecuse
Monsieur de Chatellerault
Allance
Roxalanne
Auch
Monsieur
Paris
Vicomte
Louis the Just
Monsieur le Vicomte
Marcel de Bardelys
Duchesne de
Monsieur le Comte
Monsieur de Lesperon
Mhatellerault
Rene de Lesperon
the Vicomte
Monsieur de Marsac
Bardelys De Bardelys In Lavedan Court Intrigues
Rene de Lesperon recounts the scheme by King Louis and the Comte de Chatellerault to marry Roxalanne to Bardelys. Bardelys arrives with courtly allure, while Lesperon weighs Bardelys's true motives and the kingly gambit, as Lavedan becomes a chessboard for noble wagers and loyalties.
Convalescence at Lavedan and Hidden Identity
In a crowded week at Lavedan Marcel de Bardelys contends with Rodeward’s lingering visit and a plot to sever ties to the king’s faction. The Vicomte urges him to stay for recovery while Bardelys weighs revealing his true identity to save others from danger.
Boy Scouts head for McShortouting at Harris Lake
Lodge Pole community notes list Rex Seoniforth and troop leaving Monday for McShortouting at Harris Lake. Several residents, including Mrs Staniforst Prarrien and Clarence, toured Deathenburg with relatives. Other locals make moving plans and visit kin across the area.
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Boy
Rex Seoniforth
Harris Lake
Staniforst Prarrien
Clarence Ae
Local Residents Conduct Weekday Errands in Crook and Sidney
White Dove Valley resident Carl Mererholz hauled several truckloads of beans to Crook on Monday. Mr and Mrs Ross Brossant and children and Mr and Mrs Pete Brossard motored to Sidney on Monday. Ora Rogers helped Bill Pope fix a hog pasture on Monday and Tuesday. Miss Ross Brossard and children called at John McDonnell's Tuesday morning. George Rogers began listing corm on Monday morning. Bill Pope called at John McDonnell's on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Pete Brossard visited his brother Phil's Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Raymond Pope, Mrs Margaret McDonnell, and Genevieve and Merlin Bloom ate supper Tuesday evening at John McDonnell's. TD. R. Grosa went to Crook Wednesday morning, Mr and Mrs Bill Pope and baby.
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Carl Mererholz
Crook
Ross Brossant
Pete Browsand
Sidney
Ora Rogers
Bill Pope
Ross Brossard
John McDonnell
George Rogers
Corm
Pete Brossard
Phil’s
Raymond Pope
Margaret McDonnell
Genevieve
Merlin Bloom
John MecDonnell
R. Grosa
Baby
Family trips and hospital notes near Crook and Denver
Mrs Valentine visited Crook on Wednesday and John McDonnell with family traveled to Denver for appendicitis treatment on Wednesday evening. They returned Monday. Carl Meyerholz and family shopped in Crook Saturday evening. Pete Brossard helped with chores while John McDonnell was away.
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Carl Meyerholz
Crook
Pete Brossard
John McDonnell
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Bardely
Rafa
Sabatini
Metro-Goldwyn-Nayer Pictures Syndicate
Comte de Chatelleraut
Marcel de Bardelos
Rodeward
Chateau
Monsieur de Lavedan
Monsieur de Bardelys
Ganymede
Rascal
Anatole
Bardelyn
George Peterson
Deathenburg
Heney Thomas
Seward
von Slawson
Alice E Slawson
W. A. Lindley
Chappell
W. T.yate
Schrall House
A. T. Stava
Wells House
Albert Schmidt
Peters House
K. BE
Haxtun
FE Lydiart
Archie Groshart
Phyllis Jo
Plwood
Nell Stuart
Cortland
Irma Steele
White Dove Valley
Valentine
Arrs
Denver
Bloom
Merlin
Auto
Bill Pepe
Bernard Jil
C. W. Hornaday
Sidney, Nebraska
A. R. Lesueur
Nebr
Telegraph
the Telegraph
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