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"A Fine Night of Debauchery"
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"Go Hunting with Pearson"
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"Oh, Brother"
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"Help a Brother Out"
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"Brothers and Sisters, One and All"
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"Country Pursuits"
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Encounter – Carolina parakeets
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"A Fine Night For It"
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Encounter – Ghost
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Encounter – Ghost train
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Encounter – Vampire
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"Revenge is a Dish Best Eaten"
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"Banking, The Old American Art"
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"Lost and Not Quite Found"
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