The Gray Woman and Milly at Fortner's Store
Milly, a twenty year old shop clerk, helps the gray woman known as Miss Spaulding, an author and patron of her counter. Milly learns the author’s true identity after she leaves a ribbon purchase and later receives a $20 gold piece with a grateful note. Milly’s life, finances, and hopes for a party with Drew Winthrop are set against looming hardship.
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Milly
Mrs. Clair
Alice Hunt
Fortner’s
Alice
Drew Winthrop
South America
Helen Leach
Helen
Dearie
Tidea
Eagle House
Mrs. Beales
Miss Spaulding
New York
Miss Clair
Miss Tilley
Fort‘ner’s
Milly Clair
Alaska's Vast North Outrivals Norway and Switzerland
An illustrated travel piece extols Alaska’s grandeur from Skaguay to Sitka. It describes Baranof the Russian founder, Sitka’s legendary revels, and harsh Rocky Point scenery. It notes Alaska’s immense size, with comparisons to European countries and the distribution of American settlers across three districts.
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Archangel Michael
Sitka
Old City
Dawson
Nome
Baranof
Sitka Sound
Sitka Harbor
Bar
Rocky Point
Alaska
Norway
Aleutian Islands
Tropics
White Horse Pass
Yukon
United States
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Atlantic
Savannah
Los Angeles
Canada
Mexico
Honolulu
Attu
American
San Francisco
Eastport
Ohio
Massachusetts
Skaguay
Wrangell
England
Scotland
Ireland
France
Germany
Belgium
Denmark
Holland
Switzerland
Nome Ar St. Michael
Yukon River
Fairbanks
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Alaskan
Sarge
Latar
London
Aleksander Andreyevitch Baranof
Earth
Paris