Motherhood and prophecy in Emma Lazarus’s lines
An excerpted meditation on maternal love and the child as future hope, tracing visions of innocence and fate from cradle to grown life. The poetlikeness reflects on whether the child will achieve greatness or endure hardship, and whether gifts of life yield sweetness or toil. The fragment ends noting Emma Lazarus in Scribner.
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Whatse
Emma- Lazarus
Scribner
Uncle Ben and the Headless Ghost Carriage
In Mudborough a skeptical man named Uncle Ben narrates a chilling ghost tale about a headless coachman who appears each midnight in a spectral carriage. He recounts riding with the phantom through London and conversing with a former George III era gentleman before the vision vanishes and he awakens beside a milestone the next morning.
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Ben
Joe
Literary Debating Society
Mudborough
Asid
London
Atrack
George III
Knights of the Road
Cavalier
Finchley
Hogarth
Uncle Ben