Orange Cerlo: One Day
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Capie, Rees and other craftspeople work to build a new world settlement using ancient arts and commerce methods of the renowned West Indies Company and East India Company. They find balance and success in a new land. Their ways in arts and commerce attract those trying to capture the secrets of the people, and methods, and tools of the fast-growing colony.
The four kids learning a craft at the shop known as Orange Cerlo in the center of the new settlement town get an unexpected education. The shops keeper and master artisan, Capie, has been confronted today with the disappearance of a trusted confidant and fellow artisan. He suspects the involvement of those not of the first comers to the settlement of New Amsterdam. The apprentice says, “These are not ordinary objects. These are not ordinary men, I think.”
Capie prepares for that evenings invite only Pottery Shop Festivity that will bring together other ‘useers’ and shop keepers to show and sell product with special capabilities to local and foreign patrons, artists, and invitees. Mr. Paullette is dispatched with a team of artisan soldiers to recover the missing Mr. Tempaert, who may have been kidnapped or killed, and the stolen unique items from Orange Cerlo and Mr. Tempaert’s burned out business on main street.
John Rocheleau
John Rocheleau is a proud parent and has resided on both coasts of the US. He welcomes inquiries from readers about his stories and characters. He can be reached at his email address and facebook or website addresses on the beginning pages of his books.
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Orange Cerlo - John Rocheleau
ALSO BY JOHN ROCHELEAU
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Orange Cerlo
One Day
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John Rocheleau
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Orange Cerlo One Day: While the authors have made every effort to provide accurate telephone numbers and Internet addresses at the time of publication, neither the publisher nor the authors assume any responsibility for errors, or for changes that occur after publication. Further, the publisher does not have any control over and does not assume any responsibility for author or third-party websites or their content.
This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is coincidental.
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Originally published in digital format and paperback by John Rocheleau: January 2017
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Table of Contents
Also by John Rocheleau
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Dedication
Chapter 1 Orange Cerlo One Day
Scene 1 The Town - New Amsterdam
Scene 2 Front of Pottery Shop
Scene 3 Enter the Pottery Shop
Scene 4 Pottery Shop Basement
Scene 5 Garden Patio of Pottery Shop
Scene 6 Excavation
Scene 7 Pottery Shop Festivity
Scene 8 Utility Discovered
Scene 9 Barn Storming
Scene 10 Four Making Pottery
Chapter 1 Orange Cerlo: One Day
The story begins on this one day. One Day.
Scene 1 The Town – New Amsterdam
The town had all the people a new town required to build or create from scratch those things in building a new settlement. The original five businesses still stood in the buildings which they were started by the families or men with the skills, know-how and tools of those businesses. Rarely had foreigners been so successful in entering a new land. The success had as much to do with willingness of the new people to get to know those whose land they purchased as the useful trade between the old communities and new communities. The convenient location at the mouth of the sea on two rivers or one major river depending on how you counted its branches provided booming trade and natural defensible geographies. Initially trade was light making travelers of the townspeople in order to conduct some business with other towns and to increase those coming and going from and to their town from other places.
A man dressed in a brown wool shirt and heavy black wool pants with a black ink stained blue dyed apron stands behind a large desk with machines noisily working in the background directly behind him. The man adds a few last pieces of freshly printed pages to the stack on the desk. The front door opens the bell above the door rings and pulls a string ringing bells from the front of the printing shop all the way around the noisy machines in the back of the building and shop. A tall thin man with blond hair a white hat banded with a red sash, a thin red shirt and orange leather pants with suspenders over each shoulder and dark orange leather fur lined overcoat walks quickly into the printing shop. As the entering man walks towards the desk he looks up and to his right at the bells still ringing announcing his arrival to the proprietor of the printing shop even if he is busy preparing documents for printing next to the noisy machines in the back.
Capie,
says the man behind the desk. You are right on time and so are your announcements. The ink has just dried but I’ve put them in this box for you to carry.
Hello Gert,
says Capie extending his hand eager to engage in