A Lover's Regret and Ocean Storm Cast in a Memoir
A narrative recalls a summer love ruined by vanity and neglect, followed by a noble rescue at sea. Rawdon Hamilton saves the narrator from drowning, only to be rejected, then lost at sea in a storm. The survivor endures years of remorse and a lifelong burden of guilt and sorrow.
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Third Class Matter Wins Free Ride At City Post Office
A humorous crowd at the post office watches a stamp window clerk joke about third class matter with a boy, promising to send a package for nothing while spectators laugh and whisper. Nearby a mourner recalls his wife’s death and the hardship of losing her pension, lamenting hard times ahead.
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Emil Pile
WANTED BUTTONS ON AIS SKIN A PRANEY TALE
A fragmentary tale from a 3 year old mind features a man lacking God and food, a pasture with grass and a boy who grows without a tail, ending with a Boston remark about sewing buttons on skin and clothes.
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A Question of Taste in Knickerbocker Circles
A Boston girl questions Knickerbocker about favorites in art and literature while Arabella probes the reason for a broken engagement. Knickerbocker admits a fondness for drawing and painting, revealing a clash between romantic imagination and social expectations.
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Mr. Golden
Quotations and jests from a bygone social chat
A collage of humorous lines and snippets on manners love marriage and gossip. The text riffs on women mens behavior religious figures and daily curiosities with animal tales and old proverbs peppered through a stream of witty exchanges and parlor anecdotes.
Curiosities and notes from old world and modern times
A fragmented survey recounts varied topics from Oxford portraits and London historic houses to Bible relics and misused medicines. It notes medical errors in a Geneva case, observations on burial site legends, the Mikado’s court attire, and the evolution of printing presses. It ends with a study of inebriate asylums and drink causes.
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Philadelphia
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Washington
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Boston
Samiel Adams
Local Stranger Mistaken Identity Shocks Onlookers
A so called professional stranger approached a passerby and said your face looks familiar. The man replied he was a pawabroter and questioned the stranger’s claim. The exchange drew attention from bystanders yesterday.
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