Poems of Cheer by Ella Wheeler Wilcox excerpt
Poetry of the Week presents an excerpt from Ella Wheeler Wilcox, urging acceptance of flaws and the pursuit of virtue. The piece emphasizes humility, patience, and aligning with life’s course as part of divine intention, warning against futile resistance to fate.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The Way of Peace Poem Fragment
So jong sought a place where nought might enter in to mar happiness and found rest in bearing heavy loads sharing woes and walking the path of duty with a fainting heart turning about to rest in heart's repose
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Jong
Mystery of Basinghall Castle Ends in Murder Trial
American artist Henry Gale visits the ruins of Basinghall Castle in England seeking clues to his brother Robert’s disappearance. Aided by the British Vicar, Gale accuses Mad Alec of murder, stages a perilous reconstruction using a rope trap, and Alec falls to his death through a hole in the floor. Gale and the Vicar resolve to report to the police.
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Los Angeles
United States
Daniel
Oma
Henry Gale
Shell
Robert
Conaul
Cecil
Tuim
London
Windsor Castle
Warwick Castle
British Museum
Gale
California
Basinghall Castle
England
Henry Gales
Henry Cale
Basinghall
Allan
Alec
Godulpa
Lin
Heaven
Science
Probert
Harvard
Vicur
Thig Castle
Henry Dale
Wiewr
Air
Alen
Aleo
America
Monry Gale
Henteppul
Hades
Interrupted Proposal Sparks Lakehouse Romance
Susanne and Jack plot a secret rendezvous while Mabel schemes to keep rivals apart. A tense confrontation, a hastily planned lake outing, and a daring summer-house escape culminate in a kiss that seals their affair.
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Susanne
Hin Alter
Mabel Trevor
Jack
Sizenne
Jock
Mabel
Jocks
Suzanne
Clifford
Lord Clifford
Buzanne
Susans
Busanns
Gusenne
Rus
Sophyra
Mabel Trevor Fnally
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