A Silly Old Mas A Childish Heart on a Holiday
A nostalgic verse about aging yet remaining playful as the speaker nears a seaside holiday. He jokes about packing, budgets, and household woes while imagining joyfully wearing Holland clothes on a balloon trip and building a sand moat fortress. The tone is playful and whimsical despite adult responsibilities.
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Wade
Boy Moses Williams: A Drunkard's Death Bed Confrontation
In a basement on Franklin Street a brutal drunkard Mose Williams faces a spectral interview by a blue-eyed boy who reveals how Williams abused and murdered his wife and children. The boy guides Mose through guilt and visions of serpents and devils as the man sinks toward a terrifying end by the river.
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Franklin Street
Burda
Real
Tonanough
Moses
Williams
Ace
Big Mose
Mose
Big
Lesidshin
Sig Mose
Cody
Trunkard
Daisy
Theobhald
Rise
Chester
Tiss
Mose Willams
Moses Williame
Tony
Moses Willams
Moses Williams
Moses Wiliams
Earth
Lacrosse Its Origins From Indian Game to Dominion Sport
The article traces lacrosse from its wild Native American roots, its brutal association with Fort Mackinaw in 1763, to its adoption as Canada’s national game on Dominion Day. It describes the old names Tekentshikwaheks and Baggatway, the game’s fierce energy, and the linguistic shift to Lacrosse when French and English speakers adopted the term.
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North America
Five Nations
Redman
Donnybrook
Fort Mackinaw
Baggatway
Canada
Dominion
Dominion of Canada
Land
Three English Women Acquit Themselves In Foret Dean
In Foret Dean three English women attacked a grocer then brushed him with a brush and poured tar over him. They bound him up to his neck with cloth. The grocer complained and two women were fined.
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Dean
Sharks Won’t Bite Swimmer If Kicking Stays Up
A terse swimmer’s guide notes that keeping legs moving deters sharks. A calm, practiced kick may prevent attacks, with steady breathing and minimal splashing cited as key factors for safety in open water.