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Unhand me, Villain

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Published dateFebruary 15, 1923
Written1923

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Booze BillBooze Bill — A confidence man who poses as a duke while courting an heiress.On Pagefirst: Sentiment, printed p. 234 / PDF p. 252Gwinivere de ReadycashGwinivere de Readycash — An heiress whose father wants her to marry a supposed duke.On Pagefirst: Sentiment, printed p. 233 / PDF p. 251HawkshawHawkshaw — A detective who exposes disguised criminals and boasts of his deductions.On Pagefirst: Sentiment, printed p. 235 / PDF p. 253ReadycashReadycash — A wealthy former bartender who opposes his daughter’s choice of suitor.On Pagefirst: Sentiment, printed p. 234 / PDF p. 252Reginald Adjernon Lancelot MontmorencyReginald Adjernon Lancelot Montmorency — A timid suitor who asks Readycash for permission to marry his daughter.On Pagefirst: Sentiment, printed p. 233 / PDF p. 251The ColonelThe Colonel — Hawkshaw’s stocky companion, who helps him arrest suspects.On Pagefirst: Sentiment, printed p. 235 / PDF p. 253

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Sentiment (2009 first printing), pp. 233–236.Later publication / editionAuthority basis: Editorially mediated witness · Treatment: Unknown / not yet reviewed

Sentiment (2009 first printing), pp. 233–236.

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Sentiment: An Olio of Rarer WorksREH Foundation PressDecember 2009↗School Days in the Post OaksREH Foundation PressMay 2011↗