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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1925
Page
2
Peter faces departure for America after a tense vow with Brena to write letters and expose a hidden plot. He refuses fear, packs danger as tonic, and receives a warning at Liverpool dock as he prepares to act solo against unseen foes.
Peter contends the two vanished figures Jim Hennepin and Parmalee hid knowledge of a looming threat linked to Mayan symbols the Kukulcan. Brena’s estranged husband fears a human adversary and objects to publicity of her portrait as risk of tracing the artist.
The Frost Library building hosts new acquisitions including The making of a stockbroker Freedom through right thinking Finland and its people The isle of dead ships The Seine mystery The trampling of the lilies Helen the story of Helen of Troy and The good dog book for children Recitations old and new for boys and girls and Japan Korea and Formosa Children’s department hours and book deposits noted for Point Shirley.
Peter Pennington arrives in New York after eight sea days seeking to untangle a baffling estate issue. Colby Pennington of Pennington Gould Goodhue suspects the elder DeWolfe’s death leaves a difficult inheritance. The lawyer treats Peter as a cautious heir, noting the DeWolfe estate’s uncertain value and Peter’s potential for trouble.
Peter returns to his apartment after a voyage of hard action and wounds. He wrestles with memory of Brena and the sea, weighing fears, loyalty, and the faint hint of threats from a secretive past as he seeks a decisive conclusion alone.
In a colorful 19th century style, a column mocks men who seek rapid advancement, likening them to a dynamited mule unable to choose a fate. The piece argues bold dreams fail under heavy burdens and inevitable collapse.
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