Dog in the Manger Showings and a Painter on the Thames
On a chilly autumn night on the Thames above Hampton Court, a famed painter John Smithers contemplates suicide. A stranger, also bent on self harm, appears with a brick and is rescued by Smithers who drags him to shore. The two exchange tense dialogue and plans unravel as the stranger imagines betrayal, leading to a dramatic confrontation and a sudden return to the river edge.
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Modest heroine Molly Uryne learns telegraph code
A brief reminiscence recalls Molly Uryne born to a railroad agent family. From age five she sat at the key with her father and soon learned the tap code. She delighted in sending messages and receiving trains on cue, mastering the Morse alphabet as she grew older.
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Merridew and the river rescue ends in romance and reward
In a talk between Merridew the poster king and a surviving lover, a river rescue leads to the revelation that the beloved wife is married to another man. Smithers learns the truth about Molly, the telegraph operator, whose courage in a station robbery earns her a pension and schooling from the railroad president.
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