The Front Door Holdout at Mendez Cabin
In a tense frontier scene, Westcott and Sheriff Brennan close in on Mexican colonists at Mendez cabin. A flaming ruse spots the rear room barricade as Brennan orders a gunpoint roundup and the captives are disarmed and searched. Miss Donovan appears, her torn dress signaling further danger.
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Thar
Mendez
Jim
Westcott
Inter
Brennan
Matt
The Devil's Own and My Lady of the North
In a tense scene a woman confronts Westcott after a shooting. Bodies lie on the floor as Daniels Brennan orders out the gang. The woman finds relief in Westcott's arrival and asks for confirmation of his help. Cavendish’s fate remains a hidden question as Brennan is dismissed.
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My Lady of the North
Moore
Marshal
Westcott
Mr. Cavendish
Brennan
Dan
Blacklegs
Rescue in the Two Cabins Ends Night of Unrest
Westcott carries a wounded man and a girl to safety as a marshal herds captives away. The pair reassess danger, tend the injured, and question the identity of a fallen foe while the night quiets and the lamp sheds feeble light on the scene.
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Jim
Matt
Amigo
Senor
Westcott
Moore
Brennan
Fred
Httle
Cavendish
Mendez
Cateras
Cavendish Lost Identity In Nevada Shootout
Westcott helps a wounded man who insists he is Ferdinand Cavendish of Los Angeles not Fred Cavendish of New York. A tense night of mistaken identity unfolds as lawmen close in on Lacy’s gang and Miss Donovan’s fate, with Cavendish’s true name and past deepening the mystery.
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Westcott
Jim Westcott
Miss Donovan
Mr. Cavendish
Mr. Westcott
Cavendish
Fred Cavendish
New York
New York Central
Fr. Cavendish
Stella
Beaton
Frederick Cavendish
Marshal of
Moore
Mr. Brennan
Jin
Mendez
Brennan
Matt
Haskell
Baxter Springs
Timmons
Mike
Lacy
Judge Lynch
Gal
Bill Lacy
Juan Cateras
H—R
Sunken Valley
Bill
Miss la Rue
la Rue
Great Soldier’s Monuments of Napoleons Era
Napoleon’s era landmarks include L Arc de Triomphe and L Arc du Carrousel built by Parisians to show military supremacy. Les Invalides, intended as a soldier home, became a museum housing trophies and Napoleon’s body on the banks of the Seine.
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Napoleon
L’arc du Carrousel
Les Invalides
Seine
Solomon Builds the Temple and Dedication Summary
The lesson outlines Solomon's temple preparations, sourcing materials from Phoenician quarries and mountains, and employing skilled Israelite workers. It notes Mount Morah as the site, gives temple dimensions, and lists contents. It details the dedication including ark placement, Solomon’s address, and a lengthy dedicatory prayer for various future contingencies.
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Hiram
Solomon
Mount Morah
David
Temple
Jerusalem
Evidence of Weakness: Neutrality in Historical Context
The fragment hints at a discussion of neutrality as a lasting attribute or proof of waning strength. It references the idea of 'prit Die an evidence of weariess' suggesting a critical view of sustained neutrality impacting endurance or resolve.
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