Bull-Dog Drummond The Demobilized Officer Seeks Peace
In December 1918 the demobilized Captain Hugh Drummond becomes involved with Phyllis Benton and a plot led by Comte de Guy Carl Peterson and Henry Lakington seeking to paralyze Britain and seize world power. Drummond confronts the villains, rescues Hiram Potts, and ends with a tense confrontation over a torn paper half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Great Britain
Hocking
Steineman
von Grata
Hiram Potts
Comte de Guy
England
Carl Peterson
Hugh
Bull-Dog
Peterson
Lakington
Phyllis
Drummond
Potts
Drama of a dangerous plot in Half Moon Street
Drummond schemes with Darrell to trap the abductors of Potts and confronts Peterson after Potts is spirited away. Amid threats and a covert plan, Drummond outwits, harvests crucial letters, and faces a tense standoff in the Elms as the plot thickens and loyalties are tested.
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Darrell
Peter Darrell
Half Moon Street
Hugh Drummond
Hiram C. Potts
Washington’s Religion and His Character Examined
The article contrasts claims on George Washington's faith with his public conduct. It notes debates over religion in his life while highlighting his Sundays spent on letters, accounts, or business, and his impartial hiring based on honesty, industry, and ability.
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Washington
How Kisses Came and the Grecian Opal Legend
An old legend from Greece tells how a Grecian shepherdess offered an opal to a shepherd by letting him kiss her lips to receive it. The tale captions Greece as the cradle of the first kiss. The narration reflects on how a man, after folly, recognizes the silly, merry nature of such customs.
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Drummond
Peterson
Denny
Jense
Ani
Drummonn
Mullinge
Hugh
Tully
Peterso
Potta
Bough
Carey mekealeRy
Rheto
Celine
Pete
Miss Snobbery
Milk
Aika
Athens
Greece
Saw Flea Come and Go in Sunday Echo
Fragmentary verse about a beginner’s teacher guiding a department to sing in a measured rhythm with the refrain softly come and softly go. A reader’s child Don returns and answers the father’s question with garbled words, reflecting the imperfect transmission of a playful lesson.
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Flea
Don
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Bull-Dog Drummond
Cyril McNeile
Geo
Doras
France
Buck
Berners Street
James
Henry
Peter
Darrell Rose
Dearie
Camberwell
Ealing
Goring
Dennys
Paddington
Bugh
Elms
Fim
Ted
Irma
Mr. Peterson
Mullings
Godaluing
Figh
Monster High
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