The Refuge on the River Quest for Rene Beaucaire
Knox, a St. Louis lawyer, plans a nighttime rescue of Rene Beaucaire and her mother Delia from Kirby and Carver, who claim Beaucaire as a slave. Pete the enslaved guide agrees to drive a boat up the river with two women, while Haines warns of legal peril and Amos Shrunk’s possible aid, as they flee toward the Illinois border.
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Rene
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Thia
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Delia
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Massa Koox
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Beaucaires
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Knox
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Rio
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Amos
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Baines
Chapter fragment from a distracted page in the witchess tale
The excerpt describes a rough ascent ashore, a failing chair, and stumbling through darkness with disjointed phrases. A reader would infer a fragmented narrative with unclear人物 and events, suggesting a surreal or damaged text segment from a longer work.
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