Fenwick and the Club Conspiracy Behind Wife’s Strain
The narrator recounts Fenwick’s rise at the club, his constant praise of a wife and distant love, and a growing conspiracy among members to learn his address and motives. Fenwick collapses at the club, begs not to endanger his wife, and reveals his wife’s fragile health driving his secrecy, while a mysterious intervention unfolds.
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Fenwick
Charles
Bia
Konwick
Mat Fenwick
Cliby
Fenswick
Mra
Fenwack
Fohrn Fenwick
Bristowe
Fenwick and the Angel of a Lost Love
The narrator recalls Fenwick, a reclusive writer, and his despair over his wife’s death from delirium. He visits Fenwick, who reveals his plan to sail alone to Australia, to seek peace and honor his wife’s memory, insisting the angelic memory of her unmasked. The tale ends with Fenwick’s disappearance and presumed death, leaving a lasting memory of friendship and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick
Belgrowe
Hue
Nove
Salling
Fenowick
Bow
Ci Grure
Rodly
Bristows
Ring
Abe
Bristowe
Eng
Australia
Confidence in Friendship and Love
The piece argues there is no real confidence without deep mutual knowledge. It notes secrets and guarded hearts distance lovers, requiring sympathy and genuine disclosure beyond formal courtesy. It contends trust is earned through transparency about motives, hopes, fears, joys, and sorrows, or else suspicion grows.
Verger Confesses Old Crown Theft Mistaken Identity
In a Moorland England church, a clergyman rebukes a verger who slipped a half crown into the offertory. The verger reveals the plate was his own old vast crown misread as a donation, admitting a fifteen year misunderstanding of the coin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Bonnington's Irish Moss Daily Guidance on Self Control
Daily practical thoughts encourage starting anew each morning, focusing on one task, managing time, and keeping calm under pressure. It urges self awareness, rest, and self respect, noting that human faults arise from natural desires and that observation and discipline aid progress.
Judgment Fails to Detect Lady A Wealth in Debt
A city building attendant refuses entry to a plain elderly woman, later revealed as Lady A with £2000 weekly income and a large mortgage. A prominent lawyer in the same building showed sympathy, noting the misjudgment. The incident highlights daily failures in judging people by appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyra
Ladi ‘A
Women Who Are Loved Most Reflect Inner Beauty
A reflective piece on how true charm lies beyond looks. It argues that kindness, thoughtful conduct, witty conversation, and deep sympathy attract friends and admiration more than physical appearance. A plain face can shine through engaging voice and refined grace, reshaping perception of beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Sun
A Woman of Tact in Everyday Life
A fragmented meditation on tact defining a woman who comforts others with a kind greeting, welcomes unwelcome guests gracefully, and acts with unselfish humanity. It contrasts attire with character and urges considerate, cheerful manners in all circumstances.
Keeping Children Busy and Habits for Proper Mis rule
The text argues children need steady occupation to prevent mischief and encourage natural mischief. It suggests fostering useful habits and tastes, with care in activities and guidance. It notes Dutch houses with special doors kept closed except for marriage or death, used to remove a body after burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Beallna Pharmacy Dispenser Exam Result In Beallna
fH T GREGERSON M P SA Suiemar to W T Tronery Lato of H Wrancie Co Chemists to tos Governor DISPENSING PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST by Examination Berstre PHARMACY A constant supply of B pathic Meihe rope BRIDGE AND NUNN STREETS BENALLA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Gregerson
M,p.s.a
Suiemar
W,t .Tronery
Lato
H. Wrancie & Co
Tos
Berstre Pharmacy
R. Kurtzmann
Benalla
J District
A. Ball
Bridge Street
Parker's Great Indian Remedy Promises Cure
An advertisement extols Parker's Great Indian Remedy as a cure for sciatica and rheumatic disorders. It claims testimonials from residents across Victoria, naming agents in Beechworth Chiltern Seymour Wangaratta and Melbourne, with assurances of relief in days and long running demand.
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Hopetoan
Tay
Ehud
DR. Parker
Ny Newey
C.H. Dunkley
Hopetoun
Victoria
Parker
Salement
W. H. Covina
Nat Bongwury
Vanwen
St Collies
Anit Asie
Parkxaje
Greg "Twaian Runwuaari
Benilla
John Burk
Beechworth
J Anderton and Son
Chiltern
D. Sexton
Euron
J. Bird
Seymour
Melbourne
Shepparton
Wilkinson Bros
Mardling Bros
Wangaratta Messie
M Guinns Bros
Geeral
Goffin Itedeseper
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Bonnington
Irish Moss
Fenwick’s Secret
Meike
Kenwick
Gilbert Archer
Fie
Benalla and
Tungamah
Sensil
Epapeehceet
Colonia Jank
Quarterly
Teach
Ron
Stionery
Nunn St
Country Schools
Sciatica
Lumbau
Acu
HaveLock
Cee Zee Lebantes
Rose
ErriegveCs Buon
Diane
Teraper
H. A. Rose
Streat
Sydney
Dr. Waugh
Wes
Ues
MEDAM
J.D. Collins
JW. Hill
A James Service & Co
Bersovene
Ture
The
National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Limited
the National
Benalla and District
Messrs
Watts, Turnbull & Co
Dalcety & Company Limited
Malbourne
London
Bourke ST
Quibell
H. T. Grhghrson
Foster’s Lager Beer
Foster Brewing Co
Tne
Coomera
Will
Parsons
WOOL
Commissio
New Zealand
Mercantile Agency Company Limited
Collins Street West
R Goldsbrough
Krow & CO Proprietary Limited
Orricet
Collis ‘Treet
Kensington
Hide & Skin
Flindersle
Agena
Bee
Richard G. Row
H. Golifrird
Secratacy
MO. Reilly & Son
Carlton
Victorta
Foster's
Thorne
Bridge
St. Benalls
BuxsaMix Gascotene
Hanry F
Benall Tandand Pravig Works
Ween
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