Robby Hurt In Tragic Elevator Incident
A distressed mother struggles with a strict nursemaid routine as her son Robby disobeys to chase a street ride. A tram accident ensues when Robby darts before a car, causing a fall. Alice rushes him to hospital as doctors battle to save him while the family copes with shock and guilt.
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Alice
Baby
Alstert
Robby
Mother
Wen
Bobby
Roby
Robbe
Erin
Daira
Rapby
Karen
Althouch
Urich
Tim
Charlie and the Lime Creature Awakens in a Dream
A child named Charlie recalls a dream featuring a lime colored creature who claims to be Cal and explains how shells are formed from lime. The maid interrupts breakfast as Charlie learns about bones, teeth, and the importance of lime, while a talking lime creature sits on his chest during sleep.
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Charfie
Chariie
Charlie
Naughty Nettie The Clothing Prank Turns Sour
A local vignette recalls Nettie dressing as a boy and strolling the street where a much larger boy confronts her. The encounter ends with a strike to the nose as Nettie learns a blunt lesson about mischief and identity.
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Nettie
Billy
A Baker's Dozen Question in a Family Tale
In a fragmentary scene Charlie asks about a baker's dozen. A remark from Fr. Moore connects to a story about a family with several children, revealing a counting misunderstanding as they try to tally thirteen. The dialogue hints at a child named in the family and a remark about the parents.
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Fr. Moore
Mr. Moore
Catechism Reflections on Blame and Reverence
A fragmentary religious reflection questions whether evil acts excuse blame, as a child recalls a phrase about God making him evil and questions if anyone can be blamed for actions. The mother corrects the boy for a lack of reverence.
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Waal Oy Glass Baethoor
Bobby W
Charlie’s Fairy
Shiell
Cai Peickman
Analy
Naughty Nettie
Laker
Puzsis
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