Twilight romance and bells in Spofford verse fragment
Poem fragment by Harriet Prescott Spofford questions a bird’s spring origin and the rustle of faint bells signaling a romance gone awry. The lines evoke seasonal change and mournful longing through literary imagery.
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Harriet Prescott Spofford
A Dynami te Smith Os nuts Drama In High Society
In the library Daisy Clyburne questions her father Silas as a stranger named Osborne Palmer stays close to Mr. Winchell. Daisy reveals Palmer loves Bertha Jenness, while Silas schemes to trap Ol bed with a plan that backfires as Daisy reveals she truly loves Palmer and plans to wed. Lights fade on a family tangled in power money and romance.
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Papa
Winchell
Daisy Clyburne
Silas Clyburne
Osborne Palmer
Lask
Bertha
Jenness
Kilkenny
Obed
Jennness
Daisy
Silas
Bertha Jenness
Coton
Papm
Seman
Osborne
Neale
Abe Price
Palmer
Mr. Clyburne
Yburne
Poe
Clyburne
Jennnes
Mary
Daisy Palmer
The Of Latin Form. A Brooklyn Man Advertised for a Wife
A Brooklyn man who advertised for a wife received 230 answers in a curious ancient form discussion. The note references Anc.7 as the old Roman form of a title or practice, with Harper's being cited as the source.
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Brooklyn
Sos Harper's
Neat scheme on Wall Street ends with forged check
An Omaha lumber merchant Homer N Coit uses a forged check scheme to imitate Safron's client. after a week of margin tactics and large cash withdrawals he tries to pass a bogus forty thousand dollar check via Safron's bank. The ruse is foiled when a bank teller notices discrepancies and Coit is revealed as the forger Coyote Jim, a recent Western convict.
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Wall Street
Frank Safron
Westrh
Sefron
Safron
Halstead
Coit
Homer N. Coit
Omaha
Waseraieelale
New York
Mr. Coit
Boston
Philadelphia
Exchange
Colt
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Bank of the New Netherlands
Tomer N. Coit
Bis
C Cief
Doit
Cort
Coyote Jim
Gavin Pendergast
Skobeleff and His View of Peace and War Impressions
During travels in the Danubian region Skobeleff met an English Quaker lady who lectured him on war's sinfulness. He admired Quaker fidelity yet held harsh views on peace based on Asia's wartime lessons. He recounted killing tens of thousands to deter further conflict, illustrating war's brutalizing power despite occasional humane sentiments.
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Skobeleff
Danubian
Peace Society
Asia
Geck Tepe
Skobelelff
Mystic poem lines amid seascape imagery
A verse excerpt from Rawborn Gove Tenney in Outing describes a coastal scene with cliffs, headlands, pines, and sea birds. It frames a mystic mood as the sunset fades, night winds moan, and a reverie centers on a mistress and dream.
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Rawborn Gove Tenney
Man Wolf Terrorizes Indian Village and Hunters
In northern India near Bsanares a man wolf menaces a village after abducting children. A reframed hunt uses a trap and rope to capture the creature, revealed as a cousin of a local villager who killed a brother years earlier. After days of confinement, the captive is observed to be a humanlike beast with a squinting gaze, and the hunt continues as villagers fear further attacks.
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Bsnares
India
Uelast
Man Wolf
Cobain
Ben
Tle Tervais
Eith
Denly
Ewan
New York
San
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