A Point of Honor Between Lovers in an English Manor
In the Ankerdine mansion a secluded garden scene unfolds as Millie awaits her lover Edward. A French captain, Count de Frontignac, is rescued after falling into the pond. Edward contemplates surrender to duty or protection for the captive enemy, with Millie urging mercy and honor.
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Ankerdine
Miss Ankerdine
Trafalgar
Millie Ankerdine
Mr. Ankerdine Testiny
Mr. Ankerdine
Millie
Rigden
M. de Fronntignac
Edward
Count de Frontignac
France
London
Ite
Venus
St. Louis
The White City Archangel in Russia
A vivid portrait of Archangel described as the White City, where winter darkness and summer light shape its snow covered streets and white painted buildings. The piece contrasts white uniforms and colorfully dressed citizens, noting the predominance of churches, houses, and public spaces in white with green domes and gold crosses.
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Archangel
Russia
Europe
Pearson's Magazine
Hidden English Gardens Seen From A Coach Top
A visitor to England discovers the lush, hidden gardens behind brick battlements. Ivy covered walls, walled estates, and vibrant borders create surprising backdrops as vineyards and roses mingle with Elizabethan houses along garden paths seen from atop a coach.
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England
Everybody's Magazine
When IL Came of Age Said with Promises
A brief dialogue featuring Mr. Softleigh and Miss Sharpe as they trade lines about marriage and choosing the right partner. The exchange hints at social expectations and propriety in courtship.
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Mr. Softleigh
Family scandal sparks social move to New York
A Chicago millionaire reassures a spouse that the family scandal will not affect their standing and that if it does they will relocate to New York, as Hartzie's Bazaar notes.
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Chicago
New York
Hartiex
Poem Fragment On Mortals And Truth In Dust
Our dead are buried face to the sun and epitaphs claim faith. They had no victory yet left a word in foil growing. Can words or frail sounds reveal truth or light to living dust. After many questions, the speaker questions how to understand truth beyond vain slogans and fading glory.
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Noble Street
England House
Hall
Mth Street
Union Depot
Anniston, Alabama
Julius Levy
Merchant Tatlor
Columbian Building
Anniston Steam Laundry
Wilsin & Rose
VIA
Texas
Shreveport
Memphis
Mexico
New Mexico
California
E. G. Turner
Gen’ Pass
Dacuas
Ting
HOT Springs
Arkansas
AILY
West
Memphis City Ticket Office
Monroe ST
B. B. Blackman
Trav Pass
Chattacooga
George J. Lee
Geo Pass
Tks Agens Lithie Rook
Ark
City of the Snows
Hehtad Dogliah
Walla
Gidders
Louisiana
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Southwest
Cotton Belt
Ligares
Tease
Camere
B. McCullar
T. P
Atlanta, Ga
Labeaume
G. P
T. A
St. Louis, Mo
J. &. Barker
Robt. Browning
I. T. Morris
Laxakola CO
Nassau Street
N.Y
the Gaines Marble Co
Cartersville, Ga
Anniston, Ala
D. R. Gaines
Tourteenth Street
Anniston
Ala
The
Anniston National Bank
W.H. McKleroy
C. D. Woodruff
M. B. Wellborn
R. F. Smith
WM. A. Davis
C.D. Woodruff
W. H. McKleroy
Morris
Bell Telephone
Morrisville, Ala
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