Out for Records Chapter XII Continued
The narrator and Dorothy face a tense moment as they near safety and debate sparing Horace from exposure. Elaine presses for a plan to tell Vantine they three men found each other with the natives, while Dorothy reveals she could recreate a sound box and pattern from memory if needed.
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Dorothy
Elaine
Tom
Mr. Vantine
Horace
Eddie
Mercy and mystery threaten Vanine's clock patent plan
A tense dialogue reveals a woman’s intent and the speaker's fear of harming Vanine's patent rights. He considers a hidden sound box in Sir Edward's effects and ponders the consequences if bodies are found. The scene ends with a police court joke about an eight day clock.
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Blaine
Eddie Haundayah
Eddie
Boat notice for Bremen to sail to Lewisporte and Musgrave
Notice states Our Motor Boat Bremen will leave here Tuesdays and Thursdays for Lewisporte and other places south to Musgrave Harbour taking passengers. Pick up at Twillingate or Lewisporte. Apply to
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Bremen
Lewisporte
Musgrave
Twillingate
Man Falls Through Coal Hole in Office Mischief
An office boy bursts into the manager's office claiming a man fell through the coal hole. The boss orders to cover him and to fetch a policeman, planning to charge the man with coal theft if he sues for damages.
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Bossa
Fragmentary OCR Note on Time and Rounds
A damaged OCR fragment mentions timing and rounds with unclear values. It references seconds and a round trip but lacks coherent names, places, or events to identify a specific person or organization. The fragment presents an uncertain snapshot without verifiable details.
Ambition Seized by Inner Devil Says N P Willis
The quote portrays ambition as a mounting devil ruling the heart, shaping ruthless impulses and overpowering restraint. It reflects a moral warning about unchecked desire and personal integrity in pursuit of success.
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N. P. Willis
Rheumatism Cripples English Gal in Ottawa Note
In a letter from Ottawa Florence Hallett describes nine months abroad with rheumatism. She details three doctors and a hospital stay, credits gin pills with soothing relief, and praises their perceived benefits and gentle effect on her condition. She emphasizes plans to keep using the pills.
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England
Florence Hallett
Ottawa
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E. W. Gillett CO. Ltd
Fraser Ave
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