Lavender Creighton's Lovers Chapter IV to V
In a Bourbon era tale, Col. Burr recruits Winslow to escort distressed women toward safety. He faces a burden of trust, hidden letters, and a doomed expedition. At Fort Massac Lavender brightens amid danger while Winslow wrestles with duty and unspoken longing as rumors of treachery swirl.
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Memorable Experience at Kellogg Sermon
An admirer of Elijah Kellogg recalls a church incident in Youth's Companion. A boy, distracted by tight shoes and a happy mood with a young lady, refuses to move from his seat until the preacher calls named youths to sit on the pulpit steps. The boy with shoes in hand joins the others, an unforgettable moment for observers.
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Elijah Kellogg
Kellogg
John
Thomas
Wera
Henry
William
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