Legend of the Holy Child and Forest Miracles Told
A moral tale recalling the infant Jesus and legends from early Christian lore. Children in a village crown the boy Jesus as king, while adults recount miracles such as a serpent slain by his touch and a life of wonder in the forests. The piece surveys infancy legends, Bethlehem wanderings, and mythical acts attributed to the Christ child.
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Adar
Sauureth
Juden
Jesus
Myethinis
Jothera
Simon Zelotes
Nazareth
Mary
Bethlehem
Herod
Joseph
Hece
Thas
Christ
Zaccheus
Thales
Hhm
Jideu
Avibounta
Ted
Enlid
Ulsseoar
Ibbs
Jerusalem
Temple
Child Jesus in Legends Told as Crude and Cruel Tales
A column describes early Christian legends of Jesus as a child, depicting miracles and mischief. Stories recount fruit made to sprout from air, Jairus-like healings, and animals formed from sand, with fearful or astonished reactions from Mary, Joseph, and onlookers.
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Zaecheus
Zaacheus
Nagareth
Jesus
Djesus
Asher
Joseph
Mary
Sie
Jesk
Zeno
Aiul
Maus
Nazareth
Prophetic Beethoven Echoes in London Chronicle Note
The London Chronicle remarks on striking resemblances to the sharp root of a motor horn in Beethoven's Second Symphony. It suggests a great genius appears ahead of contemporaries, noting how familiar notes provoke anxious glances and uneasy crowd reactions.
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Beethoven
Tinganyons
Telegraph
London Chronicle
All Going Out Judge Three Shoes in a Month
Dialogue fragment features Rasta apologetically stating little profit from hauling, with Puck remarking others up there gain the most. Ambiguous context, no clear events or entities beyond informal characters.
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Rasta
Puck