Death Struggle A Legend of the Revolution
A legend set near Chichester tells how a young woman confronts the refugee Black Davy and aids her husband in a brutal pursuit of outlaw raiders. After a desperate chase through swamp and forest, the husband kills the outlaw via a cliffside duel, saving his bride. The refugees are later extirpated, and the tale preserves a vivid memory of the event in local lore.
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Chichester
Mcarcely
Sumales
David Rowel
Black Davy
Ele
Rafugee
Richard
Davy
Pherostian
Ellen
Bill Richards
Litle
Illa Atilla
Yveteran
Ole Bull in the solitude on the American Bottom
The piece narrates Ole Bull the violinist’s zeal and earnestness, describing his impulsive prairie journey after a St. Louis concert. He rides through mud and storm to the prairie, sharing a humorous, vivid account of his voyage and reflections on simplicity, with digressions on language and honesty in journalism.
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Clo
Bez
St. Louis
Market Street
Phillips
Evall
Wes
Gil
Dius
Scotland
Steventon
Cilasgow
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