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A spirited woman left at a riverside wharf hires a boatman named Sam and crosses to a nearby island where a series of nocturnal disturbances—gunshots, prowlers in pajamas, and a discovered bracelet—spark a comic mystery. She takes matters into her own hands, rowing out after strange lights and eavesdropping on late-night searches, while Sam and island residents become tangled in misunderstandings and amateur sleuthing. The episodes combine physical comedy and escalating complications that reveal motives and identities, carry a light romantic undertone, and conclude with the mystery unraveled and social balance restored.

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E. J. Rath

E. J. Rath is an author known for his contributions to early 20th-century literature. His works often explore themes of personal relationships and societal norms. Among his notable titles are "Good References," which delves into the complexities of social interactions, and "Sam," a narrative that reflects on character development and moral dilemmas. Rath's writing style is characterized by its clarity and engagement with contemporary issues, making his works a valuable part of the literary heritage of his time.

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