Done by a Canoe by Donald Allen
A judge, his wife, and daughter rent a Bayshore cottage to escape a looming engagement with painter Graham. The father’s fear of canoeing triggers comic misadventures as Elsie and Graham orchestrate a paddle to test the match. After a near capsize, the judge must decide if he accepts the pair while a jury of relatives weighs the outcome.
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Phenomenon and a Peaceful Princess Tale
A New York Times item defines phenomenon through a preacher and a boy in a humorous lesson on words. The Dundee Advertiser recounts Queen Wilhelmina as a peacemaker, illustrating a moment when a king soothed by his young daughter calmed after a tirade, bringing laughter and calm to a tense corridor.
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Wealth of Croesus and Ancient Wealth Tales
A historical sketch on Croesus king of Lydia with wealth around ten million dollars from gold mines near Sardis and plunder, Cyrus’s conquest, and Croesus life in Sardis. The piece also notes Bacon and older quips, and lines from Bacons, Dyer, and Johnson about virtue and jokes from Puck.
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