Scent of Frontier Courage and Molly McDonald
Major McDonald leads an army scout toward Fort Dodge as an Indian outbreak looms. Sergeant Brick Hamlin rescues Molly McDonald after a stage attack, then they hide by the river and share wary talk of life in the ranks and a possible friendship turning to romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Fort Dodge
Molly
Brick
Hamlin
Fort Ripley
Bil" Moylan
Gonzales
Ripley
Moylan
Ripening of Acquaintance in Chapter X
Narrative describes a scene where characters plan to retire, conceal maps, and gain a view across a muddy stream as the sun remains unseen. The passage hints at strategic positioning and quiet calculation before departure.
Not Her Intention Inference In A Kitchen Fire
Dialogue reveals an accidental kitchen fire after a short stay by a new cook. The exchange notes the duration of the cook’s presence and a fatal action of pouring kerosene on the fire, implying a tragic event.
Vanderbilt Carpet Donation At Saint Johnland Chapel
The late Cornelius Vanderbilt, vice president of Saint Johnland on Long Island, funded a costly red velvet carpet for the chapel through Dr. Henry Mottet. The clerk learned the carpet had been chosen for Vanderbilts New York home and the bill would be billed to him. The carpet remains in the chapel, noted by The Churchman. Early trousers in ancient Britain and Rome are discussed, citing Braccae and references to Roman attitudes and Alexander Severus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
Saint Johnland
Long Island
Vanderbilt
Henry Mottet
Mottet
West Fifty-seventh Street
Mr. Vanderbilt
Gaul
Alps
Gallia
Cicero
Alexander Severus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Molly McDonald
Tale OF the Frontier
Roman Nose
Wallace
Dodge
Arkansas
Miss McDonald
Great Plains
Major McDonald
Brick’ Hamlin
David Carter Hamlin
Dave
A.c.msclurg
Marion
N. E. Cor. Square
A. Starck
Starck Pianos
Chicago
Starck
Vewuv
Eagle Dye
Dame Fortune
N and
Rivnnon
Profis
Directo Ono
Rantee Behin Bicycle
Anyeas Atom Ang
Ulilla
Lea
Bat & Introduce
Spotsing
Ill
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