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In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.

Fact1: Sergeant Donald MacDuff escorts Joyce Williams impoverished widow and young daughter to remote military outpost on northern frontier of India, Fact2: even Khoda Khan is touched by visits to cheer him up in captivity, Fact3: mother is courted by Brandes, Fact4: Mohammed-din takes her to rebel mountain fortress, Fact5: colonel bring entire regiment in hopeless attempt to rescue her
Output:
During the British Raj, Sergeant Donald MacDuff escorts Joyce Williams, an impoverished widow, and her young daughter, Priscilla, to a remote military outpost on the northern frontier of India, to live with her stern fatherinlaw, Colonel Williams. Along the way, they witness the capture of notorious rebel chief Khoda Khan. Soon, Priscilla, nicknamed Wee Willie Winkie by MacDuff, wins the hearts of all the soldiers, especially her grandfather and MacDuff; even Khoda Khan is touched by her visits to cheer him up in his captivity. Meanwhile, her mother is courted by Lieutenant Brandes. Khoda Khan is rescued by his men in a daring night raid and a fight breaks out. MacDuff is fatally wounded while out on patrol. He passes away in the hospital while Priscilla sings Auld Lang Syne to him. Priscilla decides to persuade Khoda Khan to stop fighting when Mohammeddin, a soldier who is actually Khans spy, smuggles her out of the base and takes her to the rebel mountain fortress. Khoda Khan is greatly pleased; he thinks that the colonel will bring his entire regiment in a hopeless attempt to rescue her. Colonel Williams halts his force out of range and walks alone to the entrance. A few of Khans men start shooting at Williams, and Priscilla rushes to her grandfathers side. Impressed by the colonels courage and overcome with empathy for the child, Khoda Khan orders his men to stop firing. He agrees to negotiate and the war ends.