A Lyric on Garden Flowers and Quiet Fragrance
A lyrically toned meditation on cultured garden blooms and their scents. The poem lists roses lilies mignonette geraniums violets and other flowers as agents of cheer for a pensive mind, noting along the path of life some unfamiliar blossoms whose fragrance hints at inward sorrow and transience.
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Garderie
Hitty Thorne and the Mortgage Dilemma
Miss Hitty Thorne faces the prospect of mortgaging the family estate to rescue little Tom from poverty and temptation. She refuses to marry Anson Searle for his sake, choosing duty over desire, as Searle confronts her with a single demand to secure five thousand dollars.
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Miss Hitty
Tom
Liddy
Hannah
Dé Rothschild
Hitty
Thorne
Ward
Searle
Anson Searle
Little Tom
Anson Searles
Mr. Thorne
Anson
Hash
Rand
Alison
Hitty ‘Thorne
Mors
Miss ‘Hitty
Searles
Plymouth Rock
Hitty ‘ Thorne
Searle Hill
Mary
Min
Ormolu
Anson Beatle