A Slanderer Portrayed as Assassin in Midnight Verse
The poem lambasts a slanderer as a hidden assassin who stalks rest and wounds the virtuous. It likens the culprit to a coward in mail and a venomous lizard, describing sighs of vengeance, public gaze, and the victim's burial as the slanderer mocks the fallen benefactor under moonlit summer light.
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Bury
Beauty
Fenven
Rnvy
Daring youth Beckner saves child then dies
An account from the Norristown Herald retells the tale of Beckner, a 12 year old sailor’s son, who rescues a rich American infant from a sea voyage near Port-au-Prince but is fatally attacked by a shark. The narrative honors his bravery and tragic death.
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Londonderry
Setlor
Beckner
Port-au-Prince
France
Herkner
Norristown Herald
Deke
Busishy
Jordan
Altewigars
Ani Mealahiy
Venice
Sreeral
Chanelor
Beety
Clarence
Bank of Darien
W. Crenshaw
Georgia
Proposal for small appropriation to aid John W. Perry
A petition to the government seeks a modest grant to John W. Perry enabling him to cultivate land and support his family. The petitioner argues the plan will sustain his household and likely contribute to future national defense by producing able-bodied men.
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House of Representatives
Senate
House of
Conaza
John W. Perry
Gils
Tenmtasit
Tie
Washington
Lafaylle
Jackson Parry
Gerlady
Hidden virtue gleams from rugged exterior
A rough face often hides a kind heart and a rich inner beauty. The saying compares virtue to a dolphin showing its colors only in distress, suggesting true character emerges under pressure.
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Ike
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Volney Beckkner, the
Herote Sailor Boy
Asarhal
England
Duke of Clarence
Engeland
New England
Ifis
Nott
Scnenectady
N. York
Jae
Avery
Adam
Heaven
Journal of
Lemuel Gulliver
Stonington
Cato
Poland
Londons Times
Wilna
Volhynia
Podela
Nieper
North America
Tutin