Ravenspur Castle Mystery Deepens as Dog is Found Dead
Geoffrey notices the dog Tut dead outside the morning room window and the Ravenspur household masks suspicion as Ralph orders all windows closed. They suspect foul play tied to the beehives and mass poisoning by a predatory bee. The scene shifts toward a darker plot with plans to move the female family away and await further clues.
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Geoffrey
Ralph
Ravenrour Castle
Tian
Mariog
Vera
Geoffry
Ralph Ravenspur
Tut
Deeds That Stirred the British Empire
Long account honors Canadian units in a major World War I defense, detailing the 3rd and 2nd Brigades of Royal Highlanders of Montreal and Winnipeg Rifles in a critical trench battle near St Julien. It praises leadership by Lieut-Col Lipsett and Brigadier-General Curry, notes gas attacks, noble retreat, and steadfast gunnery as British and Canadian forces endure heavy German pressure.
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4Th Highlanders
Lient Tlol
Lipsett
PASA
Winnipeg Rifles
Sth
Raval Highlanders of
Montreal
14Th Battalon
44Th Highlanders
48Th Highlanders
Ard
Peru
St. Julien
Srd
Royal Highlanders of Montreal
Norseer
Ea White
Ator McCunalg
Ted Trench
Canal
St. Jullien
Royal Montreal Regiment
Ben
Curry
Egouth
Alderson
Fortuin
Passchendale
Fea
Israel
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
Flanders
E. Thos
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Ravenspurs
Coutlivend
Emeus
Tchigoraku
Tzhigorsky
Noboy
Mily
Rey
Thesdos Wadi
Geoffray
Ware
Yru
Merrick Anderson
C.F. PE
F. E. Hugh Wholesale & R
Tisdale
Mrs. A
Board of Dix
George Bryson
Henry N. Bate
Davi Russell Blackburn
Henry K. Egan
RE. C
George Burn
W. Poxeth Kal
E. Stone
Binder
Western
Nada
Tisdale Trading and
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