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This excerpt continues a serialized story, detailing character interactions and plot developments involving characters like Tom Bradford, Lady Cope, and Captain Miller, with mentions of escaped Amelia and a bird.
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PersonTom Bradford
PersonLady Cope
PersonJim
PersonSir Philip
PersonMr. God-
PersonKing
PersonThomas Kilpatrick
PersonT. KILPA TRICK
PersonAlfred Hancock
OrgNATHALIA SKA
PlaceNathalia
PlaceMel-
The Nathalia Herald, No. 251, 1888-11-22.
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