Year Ends and Autumn Peace Return in Quiver Poem
A reflective poem by Sarah Doudney from the Quiver recalls parting with the old year and finding solace in autumnal imagery. It speaks of fleeting joy, divine comfort, and memory’s pull as youth returns in spirit through nature’s signs.
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Sarah Doudney
Peg
Calaveras County
James Dy
Calaveras
Jim
Lost Flower in the Night Breeze Poem
Florence R. Bacon recalls a flower bud placed on a window sill, carried away by a playful breeze into the night. The speaker laments the loss, noting the flower’s rare perfume fills the room while the heart remains missing forever.
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Will
Florence R. Bacon
Inter-Ocean
Heiress of Red Dog and the gambler of Red Dog
A distant, eccentric testator leaves a vast fortune to Peggy Moffat, a plain western girl. Peggy battles family jealousy and legal scrutiny, clings to a vow of shared wealth, and faces Jack Folinsbee a tempting, troubled suitor. Jack Hamlin intervenes guiding Peggy to a moral path though the fortune reshapes Red Dog society.
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Peggy
Assu- Moffat
Gally
Jack Hamlin
Bill Wethersbee
Frisco
Wethersbee
Hamlin
Keerds
Rockville
Jack
Red Dog
Peg
Sacramento
Intelix Rockville
Red Standard
Johnny
Peg Moffat
Rockvil Hotel
Mr. Hasulin
Folinsbee
Jack Folinsbee
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