Theater Lovers and Actors Recalled in Vivid Anecdotes
A fragmented reminiscence recounts George Ragland and Jay Luns of Ragland memory sharing theater lore. It notes audience reactions to a performance of Fear the Fossal Langhier and mentions misheard lines and stage mishaps. The piece highlights audience delight at lively verbal sparring and a famed mime citizen appearing in a crowd scene.
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George B
Ragland
Tate
Pan Snes Wan
George Wan
Resael Ho
The Triumphant Butcher and The Nattered Slade
Reading excerpts reveal curious phonetic errors in pronunciation lessons at a teachers institute. A later tale describes a five-legged snake versus a spider in a wheelwright shop with a fatal end for the reptile and a separate anecdote about a girl and buttered bread taught by a strolling observer.
Vall Her Hack
A fragmentary dialogue shows two speakers trading flippant exchanges about age and appearance. The rough OCR yields garbled phrases but presents a playful, teasing tone between the characters.
Animals Wanderings and the Meeg Migratory-Lemminge Race
A fragmented, early text on animal migrations describes lemming like rodents traveling south for winter and returning north as cold ends. It notes deaths en route, stories of mass drownings, and a claim that such migrations occur regularly across vast distances, with references to northern Europe and Norway.
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Barventine
Carta
Neandinavia
Chousania
Landen
Pointed Paragraphs On Settlements And Social Ties
A collection of short, quizzical anecdotes discusses settling disputes, marriage choices, and social ambitions. It notes attorneys influence, a doctor’s timing, and a Chicago poet's publishing ploy, plus bird behavior signaling weather and a tailor seeking urgent payment.
Odd Fable of Whales and a Dutch Windmill Like Blade
A nautical narrative describes whaling near Seymour Canal Alaska where a large whale is repeatedly struck by a long club wielded by an unseen operator. The blows come at four to five second intervals as the whale surfaces to blow and then dives, with a shipboard audience including Indians watching from offshore and in the bay at night. The account notes holes and sores on whales, mentions a single legend about a clubbed canoe, and closes with observations on debt, justice, and Buddhist monks in Bangkok.
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Bucer Marine
Admiralty Island
Alaska
Seymour Canal
Fahermen
Atervala
Conroe
Porest
Atreags
Chinese Columbus myth echoed in old priest tale
The text discusses a supposed fifth century Buddhist priest crossing the Pacific to a land called Fossog, later translated in 1701, with doubts over the 20 000 mile distance. It cites similarities to indigenous peoples and plants and references a London Telegraph quip about a well timed sermon.
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Columbus
Acholare
Pacific
St. de Guigned
Fossog
Indiana
Pacific Ocean
London Telegraph
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