Our Castle in Spain by May Kendall
The poem depicts a lover seeking shelter from wind and rain in a imagined castle in Spain. It contrasts weather and city life with a warm, interior refuge where love remains constant. The speaker longs for reunion and fidelity, declaring the castle a haven and symbol of enduring affection.
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Spain
Taeer
May Kendall
New York Ledger
Bristol
Maria Teresa De'wolf
Graziela de' Wolf
Guarina Graziana Dewolf
Maria Virginia Dewolf
Rhode Island
Bristo
Bristol Proenix
Herbert F. Bennetts
Probalo
Afternoon party at the Marston house hides a secret
Mrs. Dorothy Marston, famed in divorce for a scandalous past, prepares for a lavish gathering while her child lies gravely ill. She schemes to see the girl, writes to an old ally for news, and faces a tense social scene as guests arrive and whispers begin within the drawing room.
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Ataira
Charles
Blawent Woo
Ezawlom
Marie
Joan
Daisy
Dorothy Marston
John Deane
Worth
Hurlingham
Charmad
Lewis
Theo Abe
Andre
Daisy Dead and a Triumph in Society’s Gossip
In a crowded night party, Mrs. Marston confronts scandal as Daisy, once cared for by her, dies unseen. Sir John Deane visits, Dolly endures public scrutiny, and Daisy’s loss deepens the web of gossip and remorse.
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Korea
Henry Savage Landor
Seoul
Bristol
Geo. H. Peck
Mature Love's Disappointment Ends in Divorce Suit
In Kokomo, Indiana, Charles Moore, 80, and Amanda Pierce, 64, filed for divorce after a reunion marriage on Thanksgiving Eve. The couple, once youth sweethearts, separated years ago, remarried, and then clashed over living arrangements as Moore refused to relocate to Kokomo. The groom cites business concerns. the bride seeks cohabitation with him, prompting the divorce filing in Monroe County courts.
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Wenlaed Bn
Herring
Charles Moore
Monroe County
Amanda Pierce
Bloomington
Kokomo
Moore
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Mario
Sir John
Hilda
Mamma
Lady Lane
Dewd
Marston
Sir John Deane
Dolly
Mrs. Marston
the Telephone
Thames Street
Sylbania Gigras
Mount Vernon
Garrick Club
Fall River
Prnfr
WM. H. Spooner
Thamea Street
Onnogice
Old Colony Yard
State St
Hope Street
A.C. Daniels
Power Appearanty
Franklin
Plymouth
Mount Hope
Susquehanna
Lackawanna
Patna
Stevens & CO
Bristol Jewelers
Eureka
SAL
Hand Laundry
S. C. White
QAOE
N. N. Cole
Waldron - Brownell Co
Bradford Street
Gladding’s Market
Boston
L. F. GorHam
R. J
Bristol Gas Light
J. Howard Manchester
John Lakes
James A. Miller
Transacte & General Bansing and Trust
Wilike
Dire James M. Kimball
Albert L. Calder
Hezekiah Conant
B P. Colt
John P. Campbell Henly
Barker
Henry 5
Winship
William BR. Dufpee
B. A. Robertson
William T. C
Samuel P. Colt
Albert J., Calder
Joshua M. Addeman
Cyrus P. Brown
Isaac B. Munro
Col. High and Bonrn
R. L
Harry J. Andrews
Second ST
Williams
R. I
Mary A. Vickery
Kies
Mary ‘A. Vickery
Triste
Mary A. Wiskery
Gzid
Beawett
W. Fred Fish
Bristol Tea House
J. J. O'Donnell
State Street
McGann & CO
James E. Chace
Mahala B. Chace
Jamen X. Chace
Ania Bristo
Herbert F. Bennett
Sarah Carpenter
Bristol Prqnix
Heersert F. Bennett
Abby H. Waldron
John L. Waldron
Hezekiah W. Church
Auld
Gui
Phcnix
Herbert FL Bennet I
Probata Clark
Robate
Ambrose Waldron
William H. Weet
Saia Bristol
William P. Rogers
Hendert
Bennett
China
Japan
Sheriff’s Sale
Common Pleas Division
Supreme Court
Providence
A. D
Washington National Bank of
Westerly
Washington
Edgartown
Massachusette
Joseph Mr. Wardwell
Sristo
Tha ‘Howland
Josephnos Good- Ing
Mietacm Avenue
William P. Alunro
William P. Munro
Josephus Gooding
Joseph M.wardwall
James D. Wardwell
Satiefy
Westmingtf
New York
New Haven
Hartford
OLD Colony
Warren
Drownyile
Drownville
Sundanya
Newport
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