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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1895
Page
4
A fragmentary verse excerpt from Martha Perry Lowe printed in the Boston Transcript describes two lovers perched on a cliff, sharing a quiet happiness as they gaze over a blue sea or distant scene, the girl brushing grass while the youth accompanies her, content and unashamed.
Comte Raymond de Villemere awakens to a predicted plague that grants three lucid hours before a sudden death. As the June day passes, he recalls a joyous married life fractured by a scandal, plans a final reconciliation, and awaits his wife’s response to a dying farewell.
A dying comte and Odette recall their shared past after a ruse explodes. She learns the truth in a letter, then they face renewed pain and old memories as the moment of death looms. The scene shifts to a lighter note on Patti and other performers before a Major’s confession of past moonshining days.
A whimsical verse recounts a chaotic wedding scene with Pat Malony Andy Rourke and others. Father Tom McCoy presides as grooms bow to brides amid mistaken betrothals and playful banter about spliced vows. The piece ends with a nod to Terence Hourigan in the New York Ledger.
An unnamed narrator recalls a perilous night with a gang in a hut surrounded by snakes and a woman he later learns is his wife. The story weaves in a melodramatic escape attempt and ends with a parable about the Duke of York’s mischievous youth and a Bible gifted by an Australian bishop, noting the Prince of Wales approving his son’s reading.
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