Name Miwaka Haunts Alan in Turbulent Night at Sherrill House
Alan Conrad returns to the Sherrills after a tense day as Benjamin Corvet’s mysteries deepen. He contemplates Constance Sherrill’s warning about a dangerous acquaintance and records the unpronounceable Miwaka while the gale rages and ships bite the lake.
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Mr. Corvet
Simons
Astor Street
Alan
Constance Sherrill
Benjamin Corvet
Corvet
Alan Conrad
Blue Rapids
Kan
Lawrence Sherrill
Ben
Sherrill Reveals Corvet Trust After Disappearance
Alan confronts a tangled mystery as Benjamin Corvet’s note and safety deposit box expose a trust transferring all properties to him. Sherrill explains the plan to place Alan in control of Corvet’s shipping interests and the firm Corvet, Sherrill and Spearman, amid Corvet’s unresolved disappearance and a wary Spearman observing Alan.
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Alan
Sherrill
Mr. Sherrill
Chapter VII meeting with Spearman and Sherrill partner
Ann recognizes Sherrill's partner Conrad Spearman in a tense encounter aboard the ship. Alan, impressed and wary, meets Spearman with controlled emotion as Spearman acknowledges him and Sherrill. The shipmasters observe a charged introduction beneath formal politeness.
Mystery man Alan Conrad linked to Chicago tycoon case
Wealthy Chicago financier Benjamin Corvet seeks Constance Gherrill after a stormy interview with Henry Spearman then vanishes. Corvet writes to Alan Conrad in Blue Rapids to claim an illegitimate son and deeds his house to the youth who moves in. A break in at Corvet’s apartments ends with a intruder fleeing, whispering of the Miwaka.
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Alan
Corvet, Sherrill and
Spearman
Sherrill
Alan Conrad
Blue Rapids
Kansas
Corvet
Wassaquam
Sherrild
Constance
Mr. Spearman
Benjamin Corvet
Ben
Henry
Chicago
Henry Spearman
Constance Gherrill
Lawrence Sherrill
Covet
Conrad
Self-Protection and Odd Deliberations
The excerpt presents a terse judge’s quip about bragging over a home brew recipe and a remark on selling items and immigration. It notes that regulation of a vice over long periods may aim toward its eradication. It also mentions tomorrow as the first day in the fonl's calendar.
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Fred
Fonl
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By Wiliam MacHarg and
Edwin Balmer
Sherrills
Alan's Question, the Servant Said That Mr. Sherrill
Mrs. Sherrill
Benjamin @orvet
Cervet
Lief
Benjamin Cervet
Carvet
Miwaka
South Side
Corvet House
Benjamoin Corvet
John Welton
Lawrence
Ann
Stterrill
Hien Corvet
Dean
Ohio
Jacob Freysinger
Doan
Innes Ree
Excello
Western Canada
United States
Canada
Rene Sous
Hoanna
Oatley
Hors
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Nterurpan
Columbus
Oslo
Llow
Hic VC Products
Baby Eye G& Furnitures
The
Lloyd Manufacturing Company
Cavato Menominee
Michigan
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