Canadian Farm Boy Faces Wolves Near Wild Lake
Jack, a lone farm boy near a Canadian lake, endures cold winter as he tends animals and dreams of Florida. With wolves reported moving from the bush, he plans a dangerous crossing for ammunition and a rifle to defend his mother, who hints at leaving for the southern lands if the father approves.
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Wolf Pack at the Door Tests Jack and His Gun
In a stormy frontier scene Jack and his mother face a pack of wolves approaching their home. With an unloaded gun, Jack uses a boiling water kerosene hot-water trick to deter the beasts. His mother praises his courage, and the father’s forthcoming praise confirms his heroism.
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Jack
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Knitting for Therese N A Big Apartment Building
In the city a family life unfolds as Agnes, Martha and Jane share a building. Martha and Jane are sisters with bobbed dark brown hair, while Agnes has distinctive features described as the text continues. The fragment hints at domestic scenes within an urban setting.
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Agnes
Martha
Jane
Knitting girls aid Therese with a charity box
Agnes, Jane, and Martha knit for Therese in France, sending a warm coverlet and four caps. They receive Uncle Dwight's plea to knit, start a box of warmth, and plan a paper doll party to fill it with toys and dolls, while measles keep them indoors but together.
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Agnes
Jane
Dwight
France
Therese
Mother
Alice
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