Olivia Wins Midnight Ball Twist In Jackson House
In a Cincinnati mansion a Rainwood party erupts as Olivia, in Little Red Riding Hood attire, crashes a ball after midnight to claim the wager. Marian Devereux teases a parental reprimand while the narrator plans a discreet meeting with Olivia amid escalating tension with Arthur Pickering who arrives unexpectedly and threatens ruin.
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Little Red Riding Hood
Olivia
Marian Devereux
Miss Devereux
Petiitenan
Doctor Armstrong
Cincinnati
Doctor
Pickering
Taylors
Arthur Pickering
Phikk
The Hidden Fortune In Olivia’s World of Shelley
In a lake side villa Olivia Devereux teases Squire Glenarm with a plot of a fortune that may not exist. He vows to help her avoid scandal while she confesses her love and hints at a first meeting with a nameless future, as travelers depart toward the city.
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Olivia
St. Agatha’s
Pearla
Bluebirds
Indiana
Squire Gienarm
Miss Devereux
Meet an Old Friend at Glenarm House
The narrator finds Glenarm House ransacked with burning candles and torn shelves. Bates appears, exhausted and disoriented, rising from the table with a dark stare as the scene ends. The entry closes with a cliffhanger to be continued.
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Glenarm House
Bates
Raby Mansion as a relic of Neville era and food lore
The article recalls Raby Castle in England built by John de Neville, its Neville loyalist history and royal visits, including Charles I. It notes a unique carriageway through the hall and the loss of a barbican and windows. It also mentions tenants and a Latin lease from Edward VI. A separate medical note discusses substitutes for meat, praising bread sugar and eggs for sustenance in scarcity and bread with molasses as a workable diet.
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Raby
England
Inigo Jones
John de Neville
House of Neville
Charles I
Scotland
Harry Vane
Robert Hutchinson
London
Jesus and John the Baptist Sunday School Lesson
A 1908 Sunday School lesson outlines John the Baptist's preaching in Judea and its impact. It covers the timeline from AD 26 to 27, noting John’s witness that Jesus is the Christ, the Redeemer from sin, and the baptism of Jesus as the Spirit descends. It explains the Lamb of God symbolism and the Holy Spirit’s visible descent as proof of Jesus’ divine anointing.
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John the Baptist
Christ
Jesus
Judea
Bethabara
The
Jordan
John
God
Messiah
Lamb of God
Jenzs
Thayer
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