Hartley Boy Escapes Brooklin Siege In Oak Hideout
Jack Hartley hides in a hollow oak on his father’s land as Morgan Brooklin pursues him. After a brutal struggle, Sam the overseer and Hartley kin rescue him, while Minnie lies sick at home and Bear Face the Indian visits Brocklin kin.
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Jack
Peyton
Brooklin House
Brooklin
Morgan
Jak
Heim
Morgan Brooklin
Dave
Hartley
Brooklins
Dave Brocklin
Nero
Dave Brooklin
Young Hartley
Anes
Brocklin
Sam
Shuah
Thengro
Brockins
Darky
Marsh Brooklin
Ave
Tom
Allan
Joe
Emory
Dad
Matthew Hartley
Henc
Matthew
Don
Minnie
Jack Hartley
Mrs. Hartley
Chloe
Fordham
Morton
Hns
Garey
Massar Hartley
Morgan Brocklin
Reat
Bear Face
Bear Pace
Eres Estate
George
Hartley Estate
South Fork
Brocklins
Hartleys
Stocklin Farms
Hartley Woods
Marsh
Arily Ramerke
Branly
Iever
USA
Mnebbe
Yen
Brocklins the Fount
Kear Dave
Bear Lace
Wineb
Bosevens
Fordham Highway
Morgan Brooklyn
Foel
Gang
Hero
Guv
Morgan Brocklip
Gavnor
Uve
Strangulaoer
Brooklin Ouse
Suah
Chile
Dr. Morton
Toad Lawd
Mass
Missy Minnie
Pomp
Jim
Ian
Alecaestig Maers
Trubbie
Mr. Hartley
Rene
Tom Hartley
Owart
Ant
Frog Concerts In Spring At Montrose Mass
A poem from Montrose Massachusetts by H O Warrow describes Professor B. Frog and his troupe. It praises musical frogs, their singing, and notes they perform in spring near marshy meadows. The scene depicts observers at rehearsals noting frog conductors and cheerful performances in a boggy home environment.
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Professor B. Frog
Montrose
Mass
H. O. Warrow
It Was There to Stay on the Third Avenue Car
A down trip on a Third Avenue car morning encounter ends with a shabby man informing a tall woman a quarter is in her lap. The woman reacts sharply, while the man points to the coin as the exchange escalates and the shawl and dress details reveal 25-cent silver pieces.
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New York Sun
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Saved by a Miracle in New York Weekly
Fragmented notes recount gossip items from various papers including Mrs Minks and a businessman leaving his wife with another woman. The text references multiple brief anecdotes about elopements, newspaper accounts, and social observations across different publications.
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New York Weekly
Minks
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