When all the world is young and old
Verse excerpt from Charles Kingsley contrasts youth and age with lines about youth’s vigor and later decay. The poem speaks to young blood finding its course and the spent returning home to love remembered from youth.
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Charles Kingsley
My Russian Bishop on the Fair Helen
Captain Burton, aboard the Fair Helen, helps a bishop and raftsmen rescue Polish prisoners on the Dnieper. The bishop leads a plot with students and nuns, is revealed as a rebel, and Burton is imprisoned before being freed. Annie Clements becomes his wife. they later live away from the Russian border.
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Brown
Burton
Macgregor
John Burton
Anglo-Russian Steam Navigation Company
Mohilen
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Borysthenes
Russia
Helen
Blue Water
Fretty Annie Clements
Prince Demidoff
Mohilev
Bykhin
Church of St. Michael
Kiev
Glinka
Anglo- Russian Navigation Company
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Stostitza
Bykhow
Minsk
Siberia
Rogaezen
Cap
Capt. Burton
Sharpe
Laddie
Tchernigov
Annie
Mr. Clements
Demetrius Sobieski
Wilna
Irkutsk
Queen Victoria's Varied Menagerie and Their Lives
The article details Queen Victoria's affection for many pets beyond dogs, including two gray carriage horses Alma and Flora, a chestnut charger once owned by Emperor Frederick, a white donkey, a bison named Jack, a pony Sanger, a Zulu cow from Lord Wolseley, Jersey cows, and Spanish red cattle. The Queen personally names each animal and greets them on drives to her Windsor farm.
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Flora
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Frederick
Germany
Christian
Connaught
Grasse
Ninette
Jack
Zoological Gardens
Sanger
Lord Wolseley
Cetewayo
Windsor
Fancy dress folly shakes Gotham dances in February
Gossip from New York recalls the craze for historical costumes at society dances. Queens Anne inspired outfits led to mismatched hair and dressmaker errors, producing comic results. Some couples managed harmonious period looks while many blunders spoiled the tableaux.
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Gotham
New York
Queen Anne
Esco
Kernochan
New York Society
New York Journal
WORE HIS GRIZZLY COAT
Local account describes Jas L Kernochan wearing a grizzly coat that astonished and amused schoolboys. The scene sparked curiosity and laughter among students as they paused to view the unusual attire.
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Jas. L. Kernochan
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