The Penalty of Pride and a Love That Fades
A first meeting with piano teacher Hilda Montclair sparks a teasing friendship with the narrator. Laughter at a clumsy suitor unfolds into care, romance, and a costly misunderstanding as years pass and letters cross the Atlantic. The tale follows pride, choices, and the eventual reunion in New York.
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Hilda Montclair
New York
Hilda
Closs
Doarner
Mr. Woodford
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Europe
Woodford
Marrige
Hilda Montelatr
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Woodtor Taobel HB. McCurnack
Electrical Flashes as Social Circuit Metaphor
The piece uses a playful comparison between electricity and social life, noting that a belle is the pole of the social circuit and that battery and cells symbolize connections. It laments the difficulty of charging a conductor and warns that the consumer bears the cost when the meter runs overtime, even if the electrical discharge does not imply conductor loss.
Foreigners on Yokohama tax lists resist municipal payments
Of the 2100 foreigners named on Yokohama tax lists, 1819 who are not leaseholders are presently declining to pay municipal taxes.
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Yokohama
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