The Brethren Chapter Summary Preview
In twelfth century England Rosamund DArcy faces kidnapping and alliance with rival factions. Brothers Godwin and Wulf seek aid from the Muslim court at Sinan to rescue Rosamund, travel with Masouda helper, and confront Sir Lozelle and Hassan the emir as they navigate perilous paths toward a cliffside bridge and a shadowy cave pursuit.
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England
Rosamund D’arcy
Salah-ed-din
Saladin
Godwin
Wulf
Rosamund
Hugh Lozelle
D’arcys
Syria
Sir Andrew
Al-jebal
Emir Hassan
Salaheddin
Al-je-bal
Peter
John
Buriut
Masouda
Alje-bal
Sinav
Hassan
Lozelle
The
Assassins
Sinan
Lozelie
Muasouda
Salah-ed-die
Wenatchee Briefs Highlight Local Moves to Seattle
Mrs Frank Reeves and daughter Zelma travel to Seattle where Miss Reeves will represent Wenatchee high schools. Mr Reeves joins them later for Friday nights contest. Local residents head to Seattle by steamer for Alaska and other trips. Compton injured in horse incident near Squilac canyon. Dr Gilchrist speaks to high school. Foote notes Chelan crop prospects and Fourth of July doubt. Robbins aims to finish city audit this week.
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Frank Reeves
Zelma
Seattle
Traisman
Daily World
Robert Hutchison
Cashmere
Margaret Little
Lakeside
Will Little
Frank Compton
Squilcack Canyon
M. Garton
Compton
Mr. Garty
Percy Walker
Wenatchee
Memphis
Tonn
South
M. M. Foote
Chelan
Fade
Foote
Long Jim
Robbins
Night of festival as Frankish knights clash in moonlit duel
The text describes a era of blood and fear around Masyaf where assassins killed great figures at a lord's command. It suddenly promises an unusual spectacle of Frankish knights fighting each other in single combat under the moon, seen as a festival to be followed by a greater celebration.
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Tour
Lozelle
Godwin
Flame
Wulf
Masyaf
Fedais
Sinan
City report to council and local travel notes
A report will be compiled in Seattle and sent to Wenatenvee for the next council meeting on May 23. Fay Wise travels to Cashmere to assist his uncle on a warehouse contract. J. W. Standerfer and son Archis of Columbia Valleys visit for business. J. W. Wineland plans a six room cottage on Borah Flat. Earl Thompson fills in for Ralph Shotwell in Seattle with the track team.
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Seattle
Wenatenvee
Fay Wise
G. R. W.larn
Cashmere
J. W. Standerfer
Archis
Columbia Valles
J. W. Wineland
Borah Flat
Boreca
Weratshee River
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