How Reuben Was Saved in a Merchant's Store
Linwood, an old Dosten merchant, confronts his trusted clerk Reuben Williams after discovering lace smuggling tied to a rival trade. Reuben confesses, earns a chance for redemption, and is reassured by Linwood's forgiveness. The tale ends with Reuben later prospering and crediting Linwood for saving his future.
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Dosten
France
Belgium
Valenciennes
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Ghent
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Mr. Linwooll
America
Mr. Amos
Mr. Ames
May
Ilero
Mr. Inwood
Homer
Ames
Thia
Wilkes
Linwood Mouse
Anes
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Reuben
Reuben Williams
Limaull
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Reuven
Thorouglly
Oldman
Mr. Wilkes
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Rouven
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Kentucky Stone Arch Bridge Discovery Inspires Awe
A natural stone bridge in Elliott county Kentucky is described as a grand arch 162 feet long and 16 feet wide at the top. The Little Cheney river runs 100 feet below with a 60 foot waterfall fifty yards upstream. The piece concludes with a prudential aphorism on kindness and slander.
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Teria
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Virginia
Elliott County
Kentucky
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