Margery's Yeomanry Romance Ends In Vowed Reunion
Jim Hayward schemes to win Margery with a staged London departure involving Mrs Peach and a Union Yeomanry review. Margery, pursued by the Baron, elopes in a carriage only to be found by her husband and Baron at the end, who promises to stay away. Margery forgives Jim, and Baron departs, leaving Jim and Margery reconciled at home.
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Dairyman Trails Jim Through London Road Pursuit
Jim slips away once the dairyman mistrusts his plan to follow fugitives. Tucker the dairyman, seeking vengeance for interference with a nobleman’s secretly wedded wife, races toward London road at Winford Hill. A carriage vanishes up a distant hill as Jim ascends Tony’s back toward Casterbridge, prompting a crucial misstep at the roadside.
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Dreaming Left Lodger on Floor in Crowded Inn
A merchant traveler woke a bedfellow by kicking him out of bed in a crowded hotel. The offended man yelled for an apology, and the traveler explained he was dreaming. The exchange ended with a wary request to keep dreams from being loaded, reflecting a humorous lodging incident reported by the Baltimore American.
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The Choir Invisible Echoes Immortal Dead
A meditation on joining the choir invisible of immortal dead whose presence inspires generosity, daring rectitude, and selfless aims. The speaker envisions a higher self guiding humanity toward a sweeter, divinely human sanctuary that endures beyond mortal life.
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George Stiot
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