Little Katie Finds Father at Sing Sing
A battered child named Kate wanders toward Sing Sing seeking her father Jim Loyd. She is taken in by a kindly warden, then reunites with her imprisoned father and his tearful, remorseful repentance. Her innocent plea and mother's memory soften him as she promises to visit in prison.
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Death and Life Poem Fragments from GW Life and J. J. Stanley
A fragmented verse item reflects on death and life, melding religious consolation with personal memory. It weaves images of the departed and hopes of reunion, interspersed with aphorisms on wisdom, love, and human conduct from quoted sources and a closing note by J. J. Stanley.
Signs and Wonders and the Bad and Good Omens
Fragmentary lines describe signs and omens about luck and misfortune with references to a destroying angel and time. It notes good and bad signs including seeing health, charity, and a sheriff’s notice, suggesting superstition and danger in daily life contexts.
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