Dawn confronts Ben over danger and a murder plot in snowbound town
Dawn arrives with a plea for restraint as Ben Elliott faces a deadly threat from DeLaney. Lydia and Aunt Em’s disclosures expose a plot led by Brandon. A staged assault by a shadowy figure injures Ben, while John Martin and Dawn watch secrets unfold in the cold night.
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Ben
Dawn McManus
Elliott
John Martin
Ben Elliott
Son
Len
John
Yonder Heroine Dawn Helps Ben In Turbulent Tincup Tale
Ben Elliott arrives with ailing Don Stuart in Tincup. Nicholas Brandon hinders Stuart and toils to oust Elliott. Dawn McManus, revealed as an adult, assists Elliott as fires and sabotage threaten the lumber camp. Elliott nearly dies, exposes Red Bart Delaney, and clears his name.
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Ben Elliott
Tincup
Don Stuart
Nicholas Brandon
Stuart
Elliott
Judge Able Armitage
Brandon
Dawn McManus
Duvallo
Ben
Lydia
Dawn
Ellliott
Fred
Red Bart Delaney
Emma
Dawn and Eliott Question Dawn About Escape
Able misreads a distress laugh as relief and approaches as Dawn asks for explanations. Dawn tells Able she is ready to go home, while Eliott notes some things are cleared and others remain unresolved.
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Able
Dawn
Eliott
Dawn and Ben Elliott Ride Into Town Through Snow
In a wintry chase Ben Elliott is carried by friends toward Dawn's house after being mortally wounded. Dawn urges immediate help as Martin and Bird-Eye Blaine accompany them through falling snow. Ben's pain and blood reveal a desperate, strained moment in their perilous journey.
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Ben
Elliott
Dawn
Brandon
Blaine
Martin
The Baby's Faculties Timeline in Infants
Collier's Weekly notes that memory and simple consciousness appear soon after birth, curiosity at about ten weeks, senses of shame remorse and the ludicrous at fifteen months, self consciousness at three years, core sense at four, and sense of fragrance at five years in average infants and children.
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Collier's Weekly
Highest inhabited mining districts in South America
The record notes the highest inhabited mining area in Chile at 18 480 feet. It also cites a Peruvian mining district at 16 200 feet and a Tibetan monastery at 15 200 feet.
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