Sunset Word of Love in Bates Poetry
The excerpt depicts a sunset scene with God declaring the day’s end as night falls. The imagery blends misty hills and calm valleys while night spreads a purple peace. The voice, attributed to Herbert Bates, frames the sunset as a divine word of love.
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Herbert Bates
The Mysterious Lodger and a Double Life
Mrs. Allen shelters a quiet lodger Peterson whose sudden entrance and late-night comings arouse McCandless suspicions. A police poster links Peterson to a highway robbery suspect, leading to a staged capture. In the end the man is Henry Andrews, a playwright, revealed by wife Mrs. Andrews, and the case ends with a mix of humor and caution.
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McCandless
McCandress
Mrs. Allen
George
Mr. Peterson
Peterson
Geohegan
Thomas Binns
Thomas Gallagher
Washington Square
Sixth Avenue
Andrews
Morning Post
Portieres
Officers of Justice
Burke
Roche
the Law
Henry
Mr. Andrews
Central Office
New York Sun
Lenten fashion notes hint at purple gowns and new jackets
New York fashion column details delicate dove gray cashmere dresses with bolero jackets and gray satin belts. It predicts purple will dominate spring millinery and dress trims, noting spangles on gowns and evolving jacket bodices with bold epaulettes and triple-vest effects.
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Astrakan
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