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    • CHAPTER XII ‑The Circus Boys Across the Continent Cover
      by LovelyMay CHAPTER XII - The Circus Boys Across the Continent introduces a new layer to Teddy Tucker’s circus life as he stumbles into the unpredictable world of clowning. The decision stems from a mix of curiosity and encouragement, particularly from the Iron-Jawed Man, whose suggestion sparks Teddy’s interest in trying something new. Now two weeks into the tour, the circus is running smoothly, and Teddy, already excelling in the flying rings act with Phil Forrest, seeks to expand his talents further. He boldly…
    • CHAPTER XIII ‑The Circus Boys Across the Continent Cover
      by LovelyMay CHAPTER XIII - The Circus Boys Across the Continent finds the Sparling Combined Shows thriving as they travel from town to town, thrilling crowds and drawing applause wherever they go. Amidst this success, trouble surfaces during a stop in Franklin, Indiana. Late one evening, Phil Forrest and Teddy Tucker are ambushed by two men hiding in the shadows near the circus grounds. Though the attackers catch them off guard, the boys manage to escape with only scrapes and bruises. They return to their duties the…
    • CHAPTER XV ‑The Circus Boys Across the Continent Cover
      by LovelyMay CHAPTER XV - The Circus Boys Across the Continent begins in the midst of chaos, as Phil Forrest watches Teddy Tucker sprint toward a herd of stampeding elephants. The situation is dire, with towering animals charging wildly through the city streets, and Teddy's impulse to help threatens to place him in immediate danger. Acting on instinct, Phil calls out to Emperor—the elephant he trusts most—knowing it might be their only chance at stopping the disaster. Against all odds, Emperor responds, thundering…
    • CHAPTER XVI — The Circus Boys Across the Continent Cover
      by LovelyMay CHAPTER XVI - The Circus Boys Across the Continent opens with a meeting that Phil Forrest doesn’t expect to change the course of his journey. Mr. Sparling calls Phil in not to reprimand him, but to commend him for his actions that had saved the show both danger and financial loss. Their conversation shifts from praise to concern as Sparling brings up the recent injury of Monsieur Liebman, a skilled bareback rider. Phil listens carefully and then shares his growing suspicions that Jupiter, one of the…
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