Daylight watch and angels in a waking life poem
An OCR fragment presents a verse urging daylight vigilance and comfort from angels. It contrasts daytime fear with nighttime protection, noting angels near during sleep and mercy granted in waking life. The lines invoke guarding and heavenly guidance.
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UY Sammuel Luven
Pedestrian Tour of Gray's Grave Runnymede and Eton College
A traveler recalls a day from London to Slough and Windsor visiting Gray's Churchyard at Oxfold, Runnymede, and Eton College. He notes the Magna Charta site, the chapel at Eton, and Windsor Castle, reflecting on historic scenes and notable figures educated at Eton.
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Grays Churchyard
Eton College
Windsor
Bray
Barron
England
London
Great Western
Burke
Hampton Court
Cardinal Wolsey
Slough
Gray
Gray's Church-yard
Runnimede
John
Windsor Casula
Kion
Corse
Elizabeth
Windsor Castle and English Royal History Reflections
A narrator describes Windsor Castle and its surroundings as a link to medieval power, noting the Round Tower, ivy clad walls, and the Vicar of Bray church. He travels on foot across England, praising hedged lanes, varied landscapes, and the beauty of the countryside toward Oxford.
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Windsor Castle
Windsor
England
James
Bray
Vicar of
Oxford
Benares
India
Crooked Mio Granile River Described By Matamoras Correspondent
A Matamoras correspondent of an Indiana paper offers a humorous and caustic portrait of the Mio Granile River calling it extraordinarily crooked. He claims the river misleads timber and fish, with whirlpools in the Lands and travelers who cannot cross straight. He also muses on sociability and shared journeys, noting people laugh at fashions yet follow them.
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John Brugh
Straban Township
Adams County
Emmitsburg
Sail Township
Joseph Stackhouse, Jr
Mount Hiolly
Stackhouse
Henry the VIII
Thomas Moore
Bess
Ftenry Clay
Washington
Cray
Richmond
The
Republican
Henry Clay
Matamoras
Indiana
Belcause
Congress Votes Thanks to General Taylor for Monterey Victory
The House and Senate approve resolutions thanking Maj. Gen. Zachary Taylor and his officers and soldiers for the Monterey assault. A gold medal is to be struck and presented to Taylor, with messages to his command. Debates amend wording to include war context and settler terms, with votes recorded.
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House
Yeas and Uays
Senate
Congress
Zachary Taylor
Regular Army
Anu
Monterey
Taylor
United States
Farran
Ohio
Mexico
American Union
Thompson
Mississippi
Monteray
C. J. Ingersoll
Schenck
Gentry
Yeas
Nays
Cocke
Gen. Taylor
Mississppi
Hamer
Quitman
Ashman
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