Charles and Susanne in a Waterloo era highway raid
After Waterloo Captain Thiery carries a trunk with his fortune in a diligence attacked by brigands. He defends the ladies the Marquise de Belle-Chasse, loses Susanne’s dowry, and sketches a romance of memory and later reunion as Susanne reveals a life of wealth and status, ending in marriage and a quiet settlement at Belle-Chasse.
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Those Who Fail in Life Find Comfort in Nonprosperity
In this reflection, George S. Suilliard argues that advancing years bring respect for those who do not succeed in worldly pursuits. Heaven is for the modest and virtuous, and true greatness often dies without fanfare as martyrs without the stake.
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Wife’s Clever Rebuke Cures Man’s Drinking Habit
A wife, holding her husband’s aching head, asks if a man and wife are one. Her backhanded remark about coming home drunk last night leads to a sudden, lasting change, as the husband is effectively cured of drinking.
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