A Man of Nerve In Venezuela Wilds Aboard the Cheerway
Lord Chugmough and William chase a deer in the Venezuelan forests as the yacht Cheerway sails south toward mountains. The scene follows a hunter’s lone trek from Caracas to the Essas, detailing leadership, pursuit, and a tense reunion with companions amid rugged wilderness and sport.
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William
Chugmough
Chugmough Heath
New York
Alger Austria Africa
Ainglahman
Willam
tRugmongs
Chagmouth
Aygar
Ha Guasra
Lord Chugmough
Caracas
Washington
Cheerway
Tord Thurmough
Orluno
Oliver
Castle of
Salvares
Qerr
Chugmongh
The Ruined Temple and a Stormy Escape
Lord Chogmough and William seek shelter in a ruined temple as a fierce storm swells rivers and wrecks the landscape. Guides refuse action due to danger while the pair barter warnings and plan to endure, then spot a path showing recent travelers footprints near a broken stone ruin.
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William
Indica
Thong
Galloping Grace
Chugtough
Blake
Chugemough
Walliam
Chionih Heath
Chugaough
Chiumough
Lord Chugmough
Borrowing Trouble In Faithful Living Sermon
A Reading of Emers and Emerson sparked talk of a Harvard boat at Memorial Hall, then a Tangent into Theodore Talmage’s sermon on avoiding fear of future misfortune. It urges trusting God, managing present burdens, and not borrowing trouble for tomorrow’s woes.
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Emerssp
Pr French
Ralph Waldormerson
Memorial Hall
Harvard University
French
Emerson Town
Amrdal
Mr Emerson
Emerson
Amerson
Lowe Alope
Taloage
Redeemer
Betatae
Mans & Finer
Acorn
Hfe
Helen Chalmers
Thomas Chalmers
Scotland
McCheynea
Heards
Walter Sarpents
Batz
Bewks
Bate
Robin
Rome
Jackhnife
Alan
Byreia
Payson
Robert Hall
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Bortor
Helf
Judas
Dong Pot
Bai
Language on American History and Romantic Tales
Andrew Lang argues that history and romance mix poorly in American topics. He notes public figures rarely vanish mysteriously and cites examples of disappearances and disguises to critique sensationalism. The piece contends European chronicles inspire unlikely plots, urging restraint in historical novels.
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Pwey
White House
Jericho
Amumpedter
Europe
Beotland
Magia
Andrew Lang
New York
Aristocratic mother reflects on lineage at Southampton home
A fragment from a New York Times report portrays an aristocratic mother recounting ancient families of France Ireland and Scotland at a Southampton country house. A nine or ten year old daughter questions pride in such origins while a guest and relatives engage in a lighthearted, improvised discussion.
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Omoai
Rudolph Slatin
Ae Slatin Pasha
Vienna
Cadrv
Gordon
Gevernor
Darfur
Mabd
Cairo
Southamptom
York Times
Neepenn
Scotland
France
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Orinaca
Bea
Bolivar
William Chin
Berbarie
Willem
Wiliam
Chigmough
Chuamough
Lord
Hagmough
Matia
Washington Irving
Talmage's
Sereon
Matthew
Astravion
Furrvet
Imamgereas Bridi
Jwaus
Toogie
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