Weatherless tale previews the Gilded Age author notes
Explanatory note by the author on name changes for Mulberry Sellers and a humorous rationale for omitting weather in the book. It explains the renamings from Eschol to Beriah to Mulberry Sellers and the intent to borrow weather from experts placed in the appendix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eschel Sellers
Beriah
John T. Raymond
Mulberry
Liberty Orloffskoizalinski
Capitol
Freedomslovnaivanovich
Washington
Neerel
Col. Mulberry Sellers
Marie Washington Hawkins
Scott
Dan’l
Polly
Berry
Bloody thunder and aristocratic heirs in a Washington tale
A fragment from a longer tale presents a violent storm over a city and shifts to a satirical modern vignette about the Rossmore estate. An American claimant seeks justice, while British lord Berkeley contemplates renouncing his title to seek equality in America. Mulberry Sellers gathers relatives, lawyers, and eccentricities in a rickety Washington home amid plans to reclaim the earldom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.d.o’connor
England
Cholmondeley Castle
Earl of Rossmore
K. G
M. G
London
William the Conqueror
Falaise
Kirkendbright
Lilanover
Marjoribanks Sellers
Viscount Berkeley
Cholmon Leley Castle
Warwickshire
K'koobry Thlanover Marshbanks Sellers Vycount Barkly
Chumly Castle
Wartikshi
Berkeley
Earldom of
Rossmore
America
Fairfax
Virginia
Anser
Fairfaxes
Maryland
Earl of
Simon Lathers
Tanzy
Tollmarche
Simon Luthers
Andrew Jackson
Rossmore Estates
Siberia
Jokah in Weehawkin Street Poker Club Night of Deception
In the Ho boken Clover Club a prankish game erupts when Tooter Williams unveils a joker as a new jokah to bluff rivals led by Rev. Thankful Smith. Cards, bluffs, and a dramatic showdown end with Williams ousted and Prof. Brick winning a modest pot as rules and humor collide in a luridly comic street scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Street
Cyanide Whiffles
Brick
Tooter Williams
Williams
Thankful Smith
Jubilee Anderson
Jay
Bose Ends
Gus Johnson
Mr. Williams
Mr. Whittles
Prof. Brick
Mr. Vohinson
James Owen O'Connor
Satan
Jokah
Bettum
Johson
Mr. Cyanide
Cyanide
Gus
Perrum
Mr. Johnson
Nuffin
Callum
Johnson
Mr. Whiffle
Mr. Willims
Kaint
Mr. Wiliams
Turkey Patrol
de Elder
Dole
Cyanide Whatties
Whiffes
Mr. Smith
King of Clubs
Grand Jr
Hoboken Clover Club
Dollah
Jess
Tooter
de Jokaham
De jokaham @ great kyard
Chris
Mr. Whittes
Henry Guy
Caretoy
Henry VIII’s Occupation Described in Writings
A fragmentary entry discusses Henry VIII as a widower and his occupation, noting his role and status through unclear wording. It preserves the historical figure and suggests a biographical focus on his life after marriage.
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Hartford
Makkk Twatrs
Kerak-Moab
Clinton Bedllard
Felicia
Fanny N.D. Murfree
Gettysboro
M. Quad
Charles Egbert Craddock
Alfred
Hoe
Genesis
Washindon
Lord Rossmore
Duffy's Corners
Arkansas
MrLuerry Sellers
Karl Rossmore
Mulberry Sellers
Colonel Derokee
Theou
Herrea
Louise
Pontegaater
Cherokee Strip
Oe Crear
Awkeye
Washngton
St. James
Paris
West
Constantinople
Wasington
C Hina
Japan
United States
War Department
George
Ticonderoza
Strang
Court of St. James
Nano Rock
Straits of Inda
Globe
Republican Court
United States of America
Russia
Ashington
Sam
Phs
Sterling
Lathers
Thompson Street Poker Club
Mr. Tooter Williams
Weehawken
Prof
Thankful
Gemini
Henry VIII
Atan Ny Delog
Ines Ng Néleman
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