Lavender Creighton's Lovers Chapter XI
In a primitive riverhouse scene Lavender entertains Senor Gonzaga as America and the Creighton family watch. Gonzaga proclaims love, Lavender rebuffs and cautions him to abandon talk of a flower and kiss, while musing on Winslow, Burr conspiracy, and family tensions.
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Gay Worstea
Lavender
Mother
Mr. Creighton
Virginia
Valley Forge
Americh
America
Blennerhasset Island
Senor Gonzaga
Mrs. Creighton
Senor
St. Charles
Gonzaga
Creighton
Miss Creighton
Cara Mia
The Spaniard and the Turbulent Tavern Night
A Spaniard rows ashore near a water's edge and longs for a forest maiden. Gerald Creighton enters a tavern scene in a moonlit confrontation with a threatening, knife-wielding man. A covert Spaniard observes while a woman slips away and a warning voice urges Gerald to hurry home before more trouble.
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Gonzaga
Gerald Creighton
Gerald
Hemself
Mr. Gerald
Mutual Compliments Between Armies Through Banter
An old-time anecdote highlights mutual jibes between cavalry and infantry. Cavalry mock infantry for walking while infantry retorts, and later cavalrymen rely on infantry as servants to their horses. A cavalryman cleans a horse as an infantryman jokes about preferring to be a horse.
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Halloa
Beyond the Limit Bell I marriage remark
A Detroit Free Press line notes a sharp remark about a marriage, citing Miss Passay and Nell I as speaking on the matter. The exchange suggests intrigue over how the bride secured a spouse, reflecting social gossip tone.
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Bell
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