Yellow Banks Ambush on Rock River Plan for Escape
The Adventurer nears Yellow Banks and crews unload amid militia chaos. Abe Lincoln and Jefferson Davis appear in the mud of the bank as a mutiny erupts within Captain Corcoran’s squad. A covert plan to slip the shore using a gangway unfolds and the narrator escapes into the river.
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Yellow Banks
Reynolds
Sam
Abe
Golly
Ol’ Salem
Jenkins
Abe Lincoln
Salem
Clincy
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Corcoran
Kirby
St. Louis
Rock River
Mapes
Eloise
Gulf of Water
My Friend the Deputy Sheriff Leads to a Grogshop Pact
I slip ashore to locate Eloise and defy Kirby with the deputy Frullo by my side. In a frontier grogshop I meet Jack Rale and Tim Kennedy while the conspirators plan a quick, dangerous money job.
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Kirby
Eloise
Frullo
Tim Kennedy
Jack Rale
Saint Louce
Beardstown
Tim
Kennedy
Rafe
Rale
Skennedy
Joe Kirby
Walt
North
Sal
New Orleans
Mississip
Moffett
Dan Moffett
Solitude Reveries and a Life in Quiet Reflection
The passage recalls Rousseau’s preferred dream period: solitude. He cherishes solitary walks, the company of a beloved dog and old cat, birds, forest deer, and a private world far from youth’s pleasures mixed with bitterness.
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Rousseau
The Making of a Famous Medicine
An article describes the Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with emphasis on laboratory methods and cleanliness. It notes over 350000 pounds of herbs used annually and the pasteurization and sterile bottling process. Letters from women attest to health restoration and the medicine's success in female ailments.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Eatonic
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