The Stranger in the Cogola Hills
Dirk Kooten and Jim Steele shelter Ora a deserted woman after a murderous assault on her wagon. The child dies, Ora loses memory, and Dirk protects her in a harsh valley. A flood reveals Ora’s husband’s corpse, reviving trauma, while Dirk confronts a past he cannot fully know. The tale ends with Ora regaining peace and memory elusive, as life in the mountains continues.
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Jim
Dirk Kooten
Dirk
Jocka
Jocko
Jim Steele
George
Laston
Dirk Booten
Jin
Rome
St. Mary
St. Mary’s
Ier
Primeval
lJittle Mission
Cout
Dirk Kootenett
Jimbral
Jorko
Willitt
St. Mary's
Father la Rue
Aemin
Alphonsine
Invard
Kalis
Ort
Roendaeza
Ora
Gra
Rue
Myemory
Cogolalla
Ie-Hound
Perhas
Arateh
Deepite
Mandy
Alphon
St. Mars's
Mission Valley
Sinple
Ore
Sh. 'S
Lolo
Ori
St. Mary’s Peak
Jim Steels
Kootenaprang
Ben
Alphonsina
Gambrinus the Beer King in Myth and Fact
Gambrinus or Cambricus, legendary beer inventor and ruler of Flanders and Brabant, is traced through medieval German lore to a Noahic dynasty, credited with malt brewing and city foundations. The piece notes varied names, depictions, and verses in taverns, plus Tacitus remarks on ancient beer in Germany and Osiris as inventor in Egypt, alongside a local fire loss report: Sylvan store of William Henthorn burned for about $3,000 with $500 insurance.
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Gambrinus
Lippincott's Monthly
Gambriving
Cambricus
Campier
Gamber
Cimber
Flanders
Brabant
Tuiscones
Noah
Maro
Cambray
Hamburg
Rhine
Asia
Osiris
Isia
Sylvan
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