Night on the Delaware: a mysterious stranger meets Harry Luther
On a Delaware wharf in 1812 a lone youth named Harry Lutherland encounters a tall man in a Spanish cloak. They discuss ships, merit, and a merchant vessel with armed potential, as the night deepens and a grand cabin reveals splendor beyond ordinary hope.
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Delaware
United States
Constitution
Harry
Utherland
Henry
Harry Ratherland
Boston
King's Navy
Efield
Allanair
Luther
The Sea King privateer and Harry Sutherland tale
In a dramatic meeting Captain Manly describes his Sea King privateer exploits off Britain and disguises aboard his ship. Harry Sutherland joins the crew, falls for Anna Hamilton, and receives a naval appointment aided by Mr. Hamilton as they face separation and a promised future.
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Ane
Mtry
Manly
Sutherland
Hero
Harry
Vanderdecken
Harry Sutherland
Har
Delaware
Navy
United States
William Hamilton
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Anna
Mr. Sutherland
Henry
New York
Pleats and Neck Fixings In Fashionable Girls' Attire
New York fashion notes describe neck banding and pleated tulle styles transforming simple bodices. Detailed examples include silk and velvet trimmings, scarf knottings, empire coats, and fur collared velvets influencing the season’s dainty house dresses and gowns.
Pleats Rise In New Gowns Along With Velvet and Lace
The article discusses fashion trends with pleated skirts and bodices, detailing how gowns feature pleats at the bust line and belt, and how variations like black velvet and maize pastel tones create simple yet elegant looks. It notes safer house dresses with soft pastels and silks, plus decorative techniques such as tucking, cording, smocking, and shirring, and mentions enduring ideas like strapping and fur-lined coats.
Learning about Great Britain by a New York class
A New York teacher notes how pupils studied England Scotland and Ireland after a period dedicated to the United States. The lesson included geography and fashion details as the class completed a thorough overview of the country while preparing for a broader continental study.
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New York
England
Opreen
Scotand
Ireland
Great Britain
Scotland
New York Tribune
Sleep as a divine gift in Talmage's view of insomnia
The sermon extols sleep as a blessing and a divine mercy, notes insomnia as a common modern scourge, and praises restful slumber for health and vocation. It cites biblical figures and historical minds, urges balanced wakefulness, and comforts fatigued workers with the promise of the final, restorative sleep.
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Louis Kropsch
Talmage
Adam
Jacob
Solomon
Peter
Christ
Galilee
Joseph
Ahasuerus
Joseph Hall
Nebuchadnezzar
Asaph
Waldo Emerson
Heaven
Earth
Jonah
Mediterranean
Columbus
St. Thomas
Sluggard
Napoleon
Washington
Martin Luther
Stephen H. Tyng
Horace Greeley
Charles Dickens
Jondoh
Jewel Smuggie Methods Mentioned in Trade Notes
The passage outlines various jewel smuggling techniques including hiding stones in cheese cream soap pomade tins and umbrella handles. It notes smuggler ingenuity as a common trait and that he often evades government detection by exploiting these advantages.
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Mathers
Wall Street
Albert Barnes
God
Paul
Lord Jesus
Penitentia
Paul Silas
Eada
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