A Miracle of Mercy on a Frigate December 1813
A seaman William Kemble on a U.S. frigate near the Western Islands nearly dies from a lung hemorrhage. After revived, he speaks of a return from death to impart moral guidance to Commodore and crew, urging reform and duty, then dies after a remarkable revival and funeral, inspiring lasting awe aboard.
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Odd Memoirs and Balloons Speak on News and Doom
In Bonaparte’s private orders De Bourienne recalls a demand to wake only for bad news, and let good news be unannounced. Franklin notes balloon experiments’ uncertain aim but hints they may birth future national glory and humane benefaction. A. Mr. Snorer wed a Migs Seep, while a pun mocks dreams and wisdom.
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Internal Evidence and the Subtle Man
A fragmentary verse piece questions internal evidence proving a label. The speaker notes none of the disputative terms apply, as he places a hand upon the idea and finds only an empty, elusive essence.
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