A Sacrifice To Conscience HH. B. 'Welsh
Paul Enderby withstands Cecil Lennox's pressure to take a controversial case for her father. He learns of Jasmine Lloyd's fears for her father and confronts Sir Henry Lennox as the dying man proclaims he will reveal the truth and proof.
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Paul
Cecil
Daniel
Mr. Enderby
Enderby
Paul Enderby
Gray Old
Geraldine
Cecil Lennox
Dr. Bunthorne
Lyndon
Jasmine Lloyd
Jasmine
West End
David Lloyd
Gerard
Sir Henry Lennox
Burdon Mansions
David Llgud
Lloyds
Hal
Ske
A King’s Wife Nose Chosen Part by Commission
A humorous tale traces Heiwry VII’s search for a Naples princess. Three commissioners evaluated her mental, moral, and physical traits, noting her nose shape and fragrance. Despite a flattering portrait, the king did not marry her, perhaps deeming the nose excessive.
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Heiwry VII
England
Naples
Thery Kisigan
Pittsburg
Nations Heroes memorial bridge to span Potomac in Washington
A proposed memorial bridge across the Potomac at Washington envisions a sixty foot roadway with twelve foot sidewalks. Architect Burr designs a monumental stone structure with long arched river spans and heroic groups, statues, and bronze reliefs. The plan includes two grand archways, elevated towers, and space for future statues, aiming to symbolize patriotism and connect Arlington National Cemetery with the city.
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Potomac River
Washington
Senate
House
Burr
National Cemetery
Arlington
City of
Arch Rock to Be Blown Up in San Francisco Bay
San Francisco area officials and contractors prepare to explode Arch rock in the bay following the demolition of Shag rock No 1 and No 2. Residents of Sausalito resist losing a local sight while pilots push for action. Past exploits of boating through the arch at low tides are recalled, including a fatal accident in 1857.
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Sausalito
Arch Rock
San Francisco
California
Frank Murphy
Warner Arch Rock
San Francisco Bay
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