The Lost Mine of Tisingal in Chiriqui Panama Myth or Truth
An exploration-age legend centers on the Tisingal mine in Chiriqui Panama. The article traces Spanish colonial records from 16th and 17th centuries, wars with Indians, and later discoveries near Cana and other rivers, noting hostile terrain and distrust of whites while detailing old graves, inscriptions, and gold artifacts tied to the mythic mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Costa Rica
Chiriqui
Republic of Panama
Pacific
Atlantic
Cartago
Tisingal
Department of
Republic of
Quebrada Ancha
Quebrada de Oro
Concepcion de la Estrella
Indiana
Boruca
Tuis
Jose Cabecar
Concepcion
Fale
Garci-Munog
Quepo
Couto
Guaymi
Turucaca
Garci-Munoz
Golfo Dulce
Aci
Uriaba
Xarixaba
Yabo
Cuba
Cabara
Baretto
Tabiete
Arabora
Cabangara
Quecabangara
la Estrella
Rio de la Estrella
Sixiola River
Cana
Chiriqu
Buenos Aires
David
Roger
The Metamorphosis of Miss Angelina Dobbins
Miss Angelina Dobbins, a spinster from Hubbletown, inherits a fortune and undergoes a striking transformation in New York. The tale follows her ascent from a plain, aloof elder to a vivacious beauty, her romantic entanglements with Bogart and Albert Kalm, and a twist of renewed love and rejection that drives her to return toward her hometown and past suitor.
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Angelina Dobbins
Hubbletown
Cork
Miss Angelina
Crusty
Reuben Dodterfield
Bletown
New York
Broadpega
Angelina
Bogart
Tommy
Pater
Mise Angelina
al Finne Beer Beeen
Mise Dobbins
Misa Angelina
Miss Dobbins
Sorourner
Albert Harding
Albantown
Mr. Bogart
Albert Kalm
Mrs. Case
Sreyant
Bel Oss
Singart
Thomas
Reie
Child's playful reply about eye color scene
The hostess recalls a light moment as a child answers with a dreamy, innocent line in a quiet room. The child speaks in a high clear treble about colors and a humorous phrase from a pretend game. The exchange reveals a gentle domestic mood.
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Charles
National Assembly of
Canal Zone
Pinama
Gulf
Associated Literary Press
Mont Great
Allen