Love and secrecy in Graustark castle romance
In Edelweiss Castle, Larry and Princess Vetive share a charged bond as he recovers. She confesses deep restraint, fearing the consequences of romance between a mere man and a princess while urging him to treat her as a princess and forget the entangling truths.
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Larry
Harry
Halfont
Graystark
Hregengers
Edelweiss
Aliond
Graustark
Therese
Miss Guggenslocker
Graustarkhed
Vetive of
New York
Miss Guggenslacker
Princess of
Grenfall
War's shadow drives Graustark debt crisis and fate
Count Halfont explains Graustark faces a crushing 25 million gavvoos due in November. If unpaid, parts of Graustark including mines and towns could be ceded, leaving a small 150 by 25 mile realm. Princess Ganlook’s government appeals for loans as the nation endures war memory and reconstruction.
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Edelweiss
Ganlock
Sofia
Graustark
Larry
Gaspon
Axphain
Mr. Lorry
How Bailey Won a Congressional Seat in Texas
A Texas tale explains Senator Bailey's rise from a poor young lawyer to a congressman through a staged convention speech. A farmer collaborator summoned Bailey to address supporters, boosting his nomination and paving the path to Senate.
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Wall Street
Bailey
Texas
Congress
Joe Bailey
Senator Bailey
New Orleans
Democrat
The Wild Man of Borneo Began With Barnum Tale
California poet Joaquin Miller recalled P. T. Barnum’s temperance prank that birthed the Wild Man of Borneo. An old sailor described as ragged and hungry asked to be caged to avoid drinking, inspiring the famed attraction that drew many children to Barnum shows.
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Blakoveshchensk
Manchuria
Vladivostok
Jones & Co
Chicago Daily News
Joaquin Miller
California
P. T. Barnum
Barnum
Borneo
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