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Emmeline Grangerford
Juliet Capulet
Sophia Grangerford
Stepen Dowling Botts
R & J, Richard III, Hamlet
A Midsummer Night's Dream, R & J, The Tempest
Othello, Richard III, The Merchant of Venice
Macbeth, Henry V, The Tempest
Colonel Grangerford
Sherburn
Duke
Boggs
Harney
Dauphin
Sherburn
Boggs
The Impossible Dream
The Royal Nonesuch
Ivanhoe
Tom Sawyer
That she had been sold to a plantation in South Carolina
That she had died in a fire
She was deaf and he had struck her
She was blind
Two lawyers from up north
Two runaway slave hunters from Alabama
Two politicians hoping to raise campaign money
Reverend Wilkes from England and his deaf and dumb brother, William
Of their deep knowledge of Shakespeare and all things English
They run into a townsperson headed for South America who sees them first off the steamboat
They had relatives themselves who were with the church and disabled
Because Huck had told a story with such characters
Harney Shepardson
Doc Robinson
Mr. Lathrop
Boggs
Because slaves are not really humans anyway
Because they were old and by being sold would get medical examinations
The sale would be voided because the Duke and Dauphin were not legitimate owners
The Civil War would free all slaves
To see if he had been murdered
Because they possibly buried an imposter and Peter had fled the town
To see if there was a tattoo on his breast
Because they knew the gold was there
He had a broken arm in a sling
He was being obstinate
He could not understand English
He had a seizure
Requesting a handwriting sample to compare against old letters
Inquiring about childhood
An old coin given by the deceased when they were children
Blood sample
John C. Calhoun
Tom Sawyer
Thomas Cole
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Docile
Ingenious
Fraught
Laggard
Visage
Deduce
Encumber
Traverse
Ubiquitous
Obnoxious
Fraught
Inexplicable
Inebriates
Zeniths
Ingenious
Laggards
Gunshot
Viral menengitis
Car accident
Steamboat explosion
A fixed verse, rhymed couplet invention of the French
A fourteen line poem with the scheme of abba to open
A short Japanese form with two comparisons and 17 syllables
A parody where the King comes out nude and striped