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Belinda and Moses seek a keow and a wedding
In a humorous tale set on a rural Alabama-like farm Aunt Belinda searches for a cow to secure milk and a husband. Aaron claims a betrothal with a brack and white keow, Moses Lipscomb schemes, and Belinda exposes lies, theft, and a plan to wed the man who earns her trust through milk and labor. In the end Belinda takes Moses, reclaims ownership of the cow, and sets a practical course for marriage.
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Northern
Michigan
Chicago Journal
Traverse City
Mackinaw
Virginia
Belinda Tinsley
Dick Tinsy Blackley
Worth Smith
Aunt Belinda
Moses Lipscomb
Belinda
Moses
Linda
Pete
Ole Kunnel Westerman
Buck Simmonses
Tinsley
Bradder Aaron
Aaron
Bradder
Dick Tinsley
Aston
Aunt B
Angel Gabriel Sen
Rhode Island
James M. Long
Paducah
Brooklyn Bridge
Oregon
Chino
Cal
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Republican Party of
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Cleveland
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Congress
Matthew Stanley Quay
Senate
William A. Stone
Philadelphia
State of
Delaware River
Commonwealth
Alle and
Ohio
Daniel H. Hastings