Periwinkle Dabebuck and the Bohemian Life
A rambling tale follows Periwinkle Dabebuck, a nameless orphan who flees London for a troupe of circus performers. He courts danger, earned fame, and falls for Clara Vincent, a merchant’s daughter, before a dramatic turn leads to wealth, love, and a bittersweet reflection on fame and poverty.
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Periwinkle Dabebuck
Dabehuck
Thad
Dabohuck
London
Dick Whittington
Periwinkle Dabohuck
Bournemouth
Queen of Hampshire
Howe
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What Men Have Said About Women
A catalog of famous quotes on women notes how men view female influence in society and relationships. The passage parodies attitudes with lines from Balzac, Louis XIV, Hugo, Beaumanoir, Poincelot, Diderot and others, juxtaposed with an ad for Dr Guysett's Yellow Dock and Saran parila praising blood purification and health benefits.
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Balzac
Jolly
Europe
Louis XIV
Victor Hugo
Viard
Lamontey
D' Harleville
Jove
J. J. Rousseau
Diderot
Guysett
Primitive tattoo art and social customs described
The text surveys native tattooing practices and facial markings, noting tools, pigments, and cultural meanings. It includes a Melbourne Leader excerpt on social conduct and a coroner’s inquest about a death by water on the brain, followed by a humorous anecdote on marital disputes and a promotion for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Vanderbilt's Treasure Vault on Forty second Street
John Swinton's Paper describes Vanderbilt's fortress vault on Forty second Street housing his vast wealth. The 96 by 42 foot iron and stone structure features five foot thick fronts, three foot side walls, no wood, iron doors and barriers, electric clock monitoring, and guarded by armed watchmen. Swinton projects wealth reaching 300 million by 1890 and notes the vault’s formidable defenses and growth of Vanderbilt's fortune.
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Vanderbilt
Forty-second Street
Vanderbilt Securities
John Swinton
Memorial Stone From Vesuvius Sends Georgia Gift
Among nearly a hundred memorial stones for the Washington Monument a stone from Vesuvius was sent by Mr. Walliam Terre of Georgia. The entry reflects broad international interest as supporters contribute stones from notable sites.
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Washington Monument
Vesuvius
Walliam ‘Terre
Georgia
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