Passing Fair Chairs and Joyful Ecstasy Poem Fragment
A fragmentary verse imagines intimate moments in a chair with a loved one. The speaker describes holding hands, a joyful heart, and a birdlike longing. The imagery shifts to a bird seeking its nest, finding solace, and a soaring, ecstatic song.
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Charmed by a Waltz and the Henderson Case
A World War I prison tale details Henderson, a soldier whose mania centers on a Mexican waltz. Dr Davis defends sanity amid a court martial and a death sentence, exposing a chilling mind game and the limits of judgment under pressure.
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Indoor Fox Hunting Plan Leaves Boy Resting
Report from Indianapolis notes a boy, Charlie, missing for a week and laid up with brain strain after attempting an indoor fox hunting scheme. The project led to concern from locals about his health and well being.
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Little Things That Count Love Poem About Tenderness
A reflective verse on small gestures like a goodbye kiss and a greeting kiss easing daily strain. It contrasts loving generosity with stingy living and notes how love is tender yet hard when one starves the other of affection. The speaker laments mutual giving as life grows rough.
Jeanne's Bravery and a French Rescued Soldier Tale
In the tale a Franc tireur Felix Larondie is captured near Penoy after a siege. Jeanne, miller's daughter, disguises as a Bavarian officer and, aided by a stratagem, frees him from a German prince who will pardon him. A bracelet from the prince seals their gratitude and a wreath honors the prince's memory.
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A New Diamond Test Reveals Etching on Glass
C Margot notes that aluminium etched drawings remain visible after acid dissolves aluminium, suggesting true chemical union with glass. He shows quartz emerald topaz crystals can be etched similarly, while diamonds resist, offering a genuine diamond test.
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