My Father's Harsh Discipline in a Child's Tale
A damaged verse fragment presents a child’s memory of a harsh father figure. The speaker recalls punishment at the barber’s chair, scolding, and a promise to toil for wealth. Vague dialogue hints at a rite of whipping and denial, ending with a bleak image of the father’s cheeks pale and the child left with a troubling lesson.
Violet Westford and George Scamore in an Elusive Affair
A fragment recounts Violet Westford and artist George Scamore meeting at a Winchester ball and forming a secretive bond. Violet contemplates confessing to her sick mother while dreamily imagining a future art career for Scamore as she frets over secrecy and guilt.
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Lily Queen mystery haunts Clara Westford at the Grange
Clara Westford faces anxiety as no word arrives from Hurley while Violet Lionel and George Stantward dart between hope and fear. Elwin Rindon, a Lombard Street banker, intrudes as Clara grieves, awaiting news of the Lily Queen and her husband’s fate.
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Dream of Capital Prize Wins and Wedding Scene
An Italian gentleman dreams of winning a capital prize and paying for a tutor with three francs. The next day the real lottery award matches the dream, a bride-to-be is wooed, and a wedding plan unfolds with humorous misunderstandings about money and gifts. The tale blends fortune and charm with social satire.
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To the Editor on Negros and local life in the Bahamas
A reader writes from the Bahamas about crime and color bias, jail conditions, public buildings, churches, and local industry. The letter describes climate, agriculture, trade, and daily life, noting education and governance as well as transport and health facilities.
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