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SATURDAY, April, 1852. There was a fervor in the sky as of an August noon, although the clocks of the city would presently strike five. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Madame Hayle, Miss Ramsey, Gideon Hayle, New Orleans, Hugh Courteney, John Courteney, Miss Hayle, John the Baptist, Milliken's Bend, Red River, Captain Hugh, Gid Hayle, Captain Courteney, Saint Louis, Henry Clay, Kangaroo Point, Natchez Island, Canal Street, Bayou Sara, Horseshoe Cut-off, Otto Marburg, Port Hudson, Prophet's Island, Cap'm Hugh, Dan Hayle New!
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SATURDAY, April, 1852. There was a fervor in the sky as of an August noon, although the clocks of the city would presently strike five. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Madame Hayle, Miss Ramsey, Gideon Hayle, New Orleans, Hugh Courteney, John Courteney, Miss Hayle, John the Baptist, Milliken's Bend, Red River, Captain Hugh, Gid Hayle, Captain Courteney, Saint Louis, Henry Clay, Kangaroo Point, Natchez Island, Canal Street, Bayou Sara, Horseshoe Cut-off, Otto Marburg, Port Hudson, Prophet's Island, Cap'm Hugh, Dan Hayle New!
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- Hard Times by Adams on page 482
- Dead Man (Canongate Crime Classics) by Jon A. Jackson on page 127
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