Love and Fortune in London With Lady Arabella Stormont
The nineteen century narrator Richard Glyn recalls a voyage on the Ajax, his bond with Giles Vernon, and a dramatic move to London after prize money. He meets Lady Arabella Stormont at Sir Peter Hawkshaw’s Berkeley Square residence, sidestepping his aunt’s strict manners to chase romance and wealth, amid social intrigue and admiralty connections.
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Sir Peter Hawkshaw
Richard Glyn
Arabella Stormont
Giles Vernon
Thomas Vernon
Hawkshaw
Arabella
Vernon
Philip Overton
Overton
Ajax
Mediterranean
Xantippe
Bay of Biscay
Sir Peter
Wo Yaard
England
Buxton
Larry Hawkshaw
Giles Virnon
Betty Green
Giles
Sir Thomas Vernon
Sir Thomas
Thomas
Portsmouth
London
Dicky Boy
Bir
Gilles
Iberty
Mivart’s
Lady Hawkshaw
Admiralty
Berkeley Square
Peter
Polly
Dicky
Str Peter's House
Daphne Carmichael
Thin
Brown Jane
Str
Daphne
The Eighteenth Century Matron Normalized in Society
A quoted discussion traces how women in eighteenth century fiction and Boston history reached 30 and beyond, adopting signs of maturity like false fronts and caps, withdrawing from gaiety to a vegetating domestic life as the normal path for most women of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meredith
Boston
Appleton
What the World Owes to Baptists in Faith and Mission
A compact history of Baptist beliefs and influence highlights immersion for baptism, regenerate church membership, and the Lord's Supper as Christ’s death and resurrection symbols. It chronicles Carey, Judson, Bunyan, hymnwriters, and preachers like Spurgeon and Maclaren, concluding with Havelock’s wartime faith and a call to die in hope.
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Baptiste
William Carey
London
Christ
Adoniram Judson
Qgungpenla
Ann Hasseltine Judson
Felix Mantz
F. Smith
Benjamin Beddome
Samuel Stennett
Samuel Medley
John Fawcett
Edward Mote
Oliver Holden
Christmas Byane of
Wales
Robert Hall
Charlies H. Spurgeon
Alexander Maclaren
Manchester
KF. B. Meyer
A. J. Gordon
Boston
Spurgeon
Henry Havelock
Lucknow
James Outram
Sve
Heaven
Paul's Third Missionary Journey Lesson for 1909
August 15 1909 Sunday School lesson outlines Paul's third missionary journey from Antioch through Asia Minor to Ephesus. It covers his return to Jerusalem, strengthening churches, and the spread of gospel light via encounters with Apollos and the school of Tyrannus, noting miracles, conversions, and renunciations of magic arts in Ephesus.
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Jesus
Paul
Jerusalem
Antioch
Asia Minor
Ephesus
Asia
Galating
Timothy
Galatia
Phrygia
Apollos
Corinth
Aquila
Priscilla
Ag Timothy
Erastus
Titus
Christ
Died In Good Company A Clergyman And A Drinking Irishman
A cleric hires an Irish worker to clean his cellar. The man lifts empty whisky bottles and checks them against the sun. The preacher exclaims they are all dead ones, Pat. Pat replies that at least they had the minister with them when they were dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Praise
A Vienna West Virginia reader credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her life after years of illness. The ad touts the remedy as free of narcotics, claims it cures many female ailments, and invites letters to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
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Lydia Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mag
Enmra Wreraton
Vienna
W. Va
Lydia E
Lydia EB
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