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Crichton's second book, The Rascal and the Road, was a memoir about his escapades with Demara.

A landowner in considerable hardship because of his violence, marital escapades and political unreliability, Bourne was compelled to sell several properties to Bromley.

His most infamous criminal escapade was a confidence trick involving the Lindbergh kidnapping in 1932.

Roy reluctantly agrees and the two start their escapades, conning everyone from a family to a "gang" who possesses black money.

O'Connor, stood for parliament in 1859 as the would-be member for the Ovens; his escapades and the social tensions his candidature aroused appear in O'Brien's book which is cited below.

founded a semi-autonomous state on the Euphrates, under the Parthian government, and caused much trouble to the Babylonian Jews because of their marauder-like escapades.

The series also covers Inada's escapade at the Silver State Classic from the unfortunate (1999), to having narrowly escaped (2003) and the unintentionally hilarious (2005).

Stefan Dziemianowicz has pointed out how Leffing's status as a psychic detective changed over time: "Leffing began life as a psychic detective, but after his third escapade, Brennan felt compelled to minimize the supernatural content of the stories to ensure their acceptance in the mystery/detective magazines.

He then joined the circle of former King Charles X's widowed daughter-in-law, Caroline Ferdinande Louise, duchesse de Berry, at Naples, and arranged her escapade in Provence in 1832.

The 1994 novel for children, The Highgate Hill Mob relates the escapades of four kids who live in the suburb of Highgate Hill.

Woodry is away at his night job, the murderous neighbors plan to kill Tommy, who has been locked in his room by his father to prevent further escapades.

By 1922, Joyce's romantic escapades had made her one of the most written-about women in the American press.

I have many stories of their escapades together.