Water of Forgetfulness Ends in Forest Castle
Heinz, a falconer, pursues Lady Adelheid and loses memory after drinking from the water of forgetfulness. A wandering pair meets an old woman in the woods who tasks him to clear and cultivate her land. After completing three tasks, he spurns the forgetfulness cup, chooses to stay with the maiden, and a blue-eyed flower sprouts where the water fell.
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Adefield
Adeshold
Green Forest
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Adelbeld
Humanas
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Hintsman
Lut
Adelheid
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Fortater
Cady Adelheid
Nenin
Entiire Hill
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Choeks
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Merahk
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Tidemfort
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Forest Inn
Martin Hind
Bin
Cutting
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Henns
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Heine
Helui
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Melden
Modern Methods in Cold Building Comfort
A short Chicago News item notes apartment occupants facing cold mornings. Residents question why heat isn’t on building wide. A tenant explains heating is active only in rooms they occupy and will be extended once those areas warm.
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Tanttor
Chicago News
Emulated Hannibal Inspires Young Dewey at Montpelier
A playful recollection describes Admiral George Dewey as a child reading of Hannibal crossing the Alps. The tale, recounted by Max Hownett Thrasher in Self Culture, awed the young future naval officer who loved war stories and imagined a perilous alpine crossing with his sister as companions.
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Hannibal
George Dewey
Montpelier
Wether
Alps
Max Hownett Thrasher
Alster
Dewey
Ward
Admiral Davey
Mantle
Weighing Whale Whistles Revealed By Harpoon
A Nantucket whaling voyage ends with a whale whistling as harpoon damage is found. The crew recalls a long chase, the mate’s lance strike, and the ship James Loper’s harpoon history as the whale sinks after the fight.
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Loui
Fulton
Hada
GuEsa
Sparta
Smiley
Tal
Jenglis
James Loper
Nantucket
Hodfort
New London
Wixlig
Phosphorescent Seas and a Trolley Egg Tale
A stream of night sky imagery and adventure unfolds from a sea voyage under the Southern Cross to a Provocative trolley tale aboard a Pittsburgh line. Porpoises glow, phosphorescent waves, and a serpen t hanged by superstition frame a chain of curiosities. A foreigner on a Beaddock to Pittsburgh trolley endures a startled, comic egg-encounter, as fellow passengers laugh and comfort him amid astonished glances.
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Dirk Guly
Waal
Plymouth Rock
Fran
Indty
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