No Latin Grammar for Uncle William in Dog Hole Tale
The excerpt recounts a Southern family scene where a niece tests Uncle William about Alec’s residence. Uncle William dismisses the inquiry with scorn, referencing Latin grammar and the tail end of Dog Hole, echoing a regional vignette cited by Frank P. Fogg in National Magazine for June.
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Morning After Earthquake Contains Worm On Shoulder
A dawn scene recalls a frightened family in Charleston after an earthquake. A young woman spots a large worm on Aunt Fannie's shoulder, but the husband urges leaving it. The vignette appears in Success Magazine.
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