The Wolf and the Herdsman
A fragmentary translated fable where a wolf hides as a herdsman’s friend to mislead a hunter. The hunter misreads a wink, trusting the herdsman, while the wolf lurks on his right. The exchange ends with sharp wit and a rebuke for deceit.
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W. C. Bryant
Gary
Of Love From Modestious by Gov Dix
Fragmentary verse adapts mythic figures to a love curse where Cupid sleeps and gods debate his fate. Philo, Scyla, Dido, Canace, Evadne, Myrrha, Byblis, and Arethusa vow to punish the sleeping god with fire, drowning, or death as Cupid stirs at last. The fragment preserves mythic names and dramatic tempers with dense classical allusion.
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Hades
Scyla
Colchis
Dido
Canace
Myrrha
Byblis
Arethusa
Cupid
A Lesson by Example in a New York City Home
A young man narrates his bachelor life in Washington Square and the hushed romance between his Aunt Catherine and a mysterious figure named Parry. When a hidden vase becomes a catalyst, unseen affections surface and culminate in a quiet, profound reunion that reshapes his view of love and duty.
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Appletons’ Journal
Gray Old University
Washington Sq
New York
Catherine
Westchester
Chris
Pee
Ines
Boterar
Wines
Caris
Vines
Parry
Secon
Egypt
Roy
Emtee
Bebel
Wordsworth
Horace
Resan
Daik
Arthur
Perry
Roman Catholic Newspaper Planned in Indianapolis
A Roman Catholic newspaper is slated for launch in Indianapolis. The report notes church movements across the U.S. including Rev. W. H. Odenheimer returning from Europe and various parish appointments and missionary activity.
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Indianapolis
W. H. Odenheimer
P. E
New Jersey
Europe
Haugh O. Pentecost
Church of the People
Brookyn
Wheeling
J.J. Kain
Prince Napoleon Declares Against Monarchy in Private Manifesto
The private Volonte Nationale text argues that heirs are dead in France and a republic suits best, citing Napoleon I’s exile and the Sedan defeat. It asserts the nation would back a republic as the rational, economical form aligned with universal suffrage. P Jones and family began a western move from Owales yesterday.
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Volonte Nationale
Na‘ III
France
Louis XIV
Napoleon I
Hod
Mexican Republic
Sedan
Canal of
St. Martin
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